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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-09-02

: Other TRIALS of SKILL and ATHLETIC
Exercises and Amusemcnts will be arranged,
and appropriate Premiums awarded.
ENTRIES for EXHIBITION can be m .de
ut the Sccretary's Ofics on Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday, from D A. NJ. TO 8 p.
NJ; but all Eptries for Premiums ,n".t he
made before tho Fair opens. Competition
for Premiums is open to all persons at Homo
and Abroad.
Ample arrangements will be made for
Stock. and e place furnished for keeping
their Food; and Grain and Forage will be
provided on the Ground at Market Rates.
Every Precau.ien vii! be taken to Secure
Good Order, and the Safety of Articles on
Exhibition.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-09-02

XxTHEREAS the peace and Tranquility Of
Wv certain sections OF the Stets Of South
Carolina have been interrupted by assem-
blagss OF disguised ment who have. assailed
and injured peaceful citizens, to their de-
trimcnt and serious injury, Involving, In
many cases, atrocions mard IS, upon quiet
aud unoHfending citizens { 81 - I:,sls.f,-i
~ Now. therefore, be IL known that +, ROB
ERT X. SCOTT, Governor Of the State OF
South Carolina, in order that the parties 10
those murders and outrages may be appre-
hended and appropriately panished, do
issue this, my proclamation, that q reward
Of TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS 10 hereby
offered for the apprehension and delivery
Of any and every person or pcrsons, In any
jail Of this State, with proof to convict them
Of having aided OF participated in any or
either of these acts of violence and murder,
or Of having. in disguise, 1thrcatcned the
life of any one within tine State. Said re-
wards snail be paid to ANY persons, either
military or civilians, who may be entitled to
receive them by arresting the offenders
against the laws.s 4957s 2-is.s 3 3. ~.
In Testimony whereof, have here
unto subscribed my name, and
caused the Great Seal Of the State
J. IL. 8. TO be affixed, Mt Columbia, this
28th day OF July, AID. 1871, and
in the ninety-sixth year or Amer
icap Independence.
ROBERT X. SCOTT,
Governor. =
L. Il; cAnnoxA, Secretary of State.
aug 2f 81
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-09-02

IMPORTANT TO BUILDERS AND Cos.
TRAcr0Rs,-We learn from our Charles
ton exchanges that Mr.. p. p. Toale, the
wellknown ma 'facturer Of Doors,
sashcs, Blinds, :. 3, has established a
depot at M. 20 Hayne street, where he
keeps constantly on ha mot only all
articles from his own manufactory, but
also every variety Of builders hardware,
French and American window glass,
both plain and ornamental, slate e,an-
tails. and, in short, everything necessary
to finish handsomely residence, store,
or church.
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August 18th, 1871

august I4IH, 1911.
This is to certify that I purchased,
ONE time since, from Messrs. VIM. NJ. /.
Sain & Co, in Orangeburg, one of "col-
bnrn's Patent Red jacket Axes" and
that have had the same in constant use
ever since-cutting all kinds of wood,
and can unhesitatingiy testify to their
cheapncss and durability, and fne tenn.
per; aud would eheertuIly and respect
fully recommend them to the public. I
haee ss-iea Mcn, and kno,c Mcir e.rcs!SeHce.
NJ. w. WALTZ.
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a LIVE HOME JouRNAL--NoTABLE
CHANaE.-Laat October, Hearth and
Home passed into the hands of Messrs.
Orange Judd & Co., of 245 Broadway,
New York, the we'll known publishers
ofthe American -asrieaitpist-a jour
nal long without rival in sterling value
and circulation. The marked improve
ments then expected to appear in Hearth
and Home have been fully realized, and
il is now Que IF the choicest illustrated
journals anywhere issued for tho family
circlc--adaptcd to both the juvenile and
adult people, and meeting the special
wants Of the housekccper. Besides it
supplies very useful chapters for the
garden aud farm. aud an impo tant
ncws sheet. giving valuable resuu,e Of
the news for u week. up to the moment
of issue. From $500 To 5000 worth Of
rtry tiue engraving. beautify each week.
" number. We notice now a still fur
ihcr mark of enterprise on the part of
the publishers; thsy have securci the
exclusive editorial services nj Edward
Eegiestnn. no widely and iav, ablv
known by his writings in .Scri5nrr'. /.
Monthly, aud many other Magazines aud
Journals, and especially as the chief
superintendent, Editnr of the New York
htirpenalnnt fur some time past. With
this notable addition To the previously
large and strong editorial force, Hearth
and Home can not fail tn merit and
command prominent place in every
hous hold, in city, village. aud country
Specimen copies can doubtless be OBJ
tained of the publishers, as above. Terms
only SO year. Single numbers 8 cents:
Hearth aud nome aud American Agri-
cuhurist together, 81 year. Better
add one or both Of them to your supply
Of reading; they are each worth infn-
itely more than the small cost,
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oRKNGEBURG oezJNTx.
IN Fnz CossssoE Prs S
Thomas Ray. Survivor sssd
! Execytor Of Hilliazs Ray 3
!; Aesesssd

William IT. GreeD

= biinafa u sreeus FsSsss.s 4: $ IS
! py virtue ef she Jrseu,sat asa Is shss.
ease, direcsfng that the lands hsssi ipssles
mentioned. be sold BIZ tnv Sc publ 10 Austen,
I viii sell at Drangtburg Count Hoese, On
Monday, the fourth day of Septezlker nexk,
during theiusuaf hours Of ssse, de follenina
All sSas lot OF parcel Il lana sis Is d sh. r.va
OF Giangsbarg, In the County cf 0rabxs-
burg snd Stats, of Sonfh raroiinas AneSn g
the School House Lot and bounded by kkS
Believiile Road, aud Jansss Or Jcisn O. Piks.
Mrs. Ann Louis, and Virgil C. DibSls.
Trustee, and by land formerly Of Ray.
Terms One-heh casIs, and tho bslsncs
on credit OF twelve mefihs, sasursd br
bond, and mortgage Of tbs pyeniisss. Pur-
cording. - - j.
Sheriff. offics, II. RIGGS,
Orangebnrg G. H.. 8. g., D O.oi =
June16, 1871. . s
aug u - ss,sis ,ssass .zssss
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IN THE COURT OF paonArE.

WnEREAs, J. w. e. Moorer hath applied 70
me for letters OF ADMINISTRATORS on the ER-
tate of Adam Moorer late Of orangebar9
County, deceased.
These arc therefore 10 cite and assannfsh
all and singular the Kindred and Orcdltors
Of thc said deceased, to be and appear he
fore me at Court Of Probate for the safa
County, 20 be holden az Orangebure on fhe
Oh day of September 1871. at 10 o'clock A.
M. TO show cause if any, why the said Aa-
uainiaration should not be granted.
Given andcr my hana and the sras sf nv
Court, this x2d day Of Augosts A. n. 1871.
and in the ninety-ssSth year Of American,
Independence. - 81
THsD. G. ANDREWS,
aeg @i->st Judge Of Probate
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SAM q Co These gentlemen sre
justin receipt Of one Of tho finest sssoss-
meps Of Fsmily Groceries that was over
brought % orapgsbarg. They are all
righs fresh from Baltimore. and ss un.
yderstsnd can be bought for almost BAL.
timore pricea. This is ! great induce.
ment for opr readers 10 give ihen ascail
right away, IS
These gentlemen have the finest sugar
cured hams, the best family aeur, the
best white head cabbage, the -sweetes.
cheese ever tasted, the best segars--in,
short, as We said above, their stock con-
sists Of the psetticst and soundcst arsi.s
eles for family use that We ,hayo ever.
seeu. And oh! ye followers Of Bacchus !!
hearken when We tell you that they
have spirits yeleped4 4"Jocky Club z aud
"Sweep1 stakes, and BASS Ale, and.
"schiedam schnapps''-in fact every
thing to make those who love to reel.
feel good. Tobaccos, segars, jelleys,
pickles, oysters, potatoes, lemons, &C.,.
&c, &o., &C., dc. Already the trade
Of these gentlemen has increased 10. .sucIi
proportions tscy have been neccssi.atcd
to add TO their already commodious
store. Such is the result of fair and
square dealing. We bid them God speed
as long as they deal with our. fellow
citizcns in the future as they have iu,
the past.
81 :. l.s =. . =
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Five Hundred Dollars Re-

4.
WTHEREAS information has reached
w this office that, on Tuesday night,
the first Of August, wiiful and deliberate
murder was pcrpetrated in the Forks Of the
Eiisto, on the person of JACK PERRY. n
citizen Of orangeburg county and whereas
there is strong reasons 10 suspect that MIL
LEDGE PORTER md II HANSFORD PORTER
residing in the county Of Barnwcll, were cog
infant if not participant in said murder:
Now therefore be it known that ], ROE
ERT X. SCOTT, Governor Of the State afcre-
said. in order that Justice may be done, and
the majesty of the law vindicated, do hereby
issue this, my proclamation, Offering n re
| ward Of sFiVEs<HUSDRED DOLLARS for
the apprehension and delivery of tho said
Miledgc Porter and Hansford Porter, or
either of them. in any Jail OF this State. with
proof 10 convict. ~ .gst.t
In testimony whereof, hare here-
unto set my hand, and caused the
II. S. Great Seal of the State to be afix-
cd. this 10th dsY of August, A.
H., 1871, and Il lie nine.y-sixth
year OF tie Ind bendence of the
United States Of America.
-R0BERT-K. SCOTT Goyernor.
+. L. CARDo=A, Secretary or State.
aug 10 ST
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Fer further particulars apply to any one
OF the undersigned.
PAUL 3. FIELDER,
WESLEY w. CUTLER.
HARPIN RIGGS,
LAWRENCE II. BECRwITH,
SAMUEL DIBBLE,
Executive Committee.
aug 10 lot
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E :sD q a. L.
All Advert tisements must
be handed % the Business
Mansger before Thursday
Neon. 3
The Toma Election.


10 ancsher column will be found q mo-
Hoe icf shs holding Of the Municipal
Eieosior of orangebars. Il viii come
xeff on the 18th inst. Asisis impcrtAn.
Shat we should have q Town Council
that will be energesio, and at the Same:
time shoroughly acceptable TO our
whole people, i. has been suggested that
: meeting of all the voters Of Orange
burg be called for the 9Th inst. ut the
: Engine Hall. The meeting vii! COM
snencs at III o'clock P NJ, aud will con.
siasrihe propriety Of, and probably make,
nominations. So far rs our views arc
concerned, We think thss it is important
chat nomination should be made.
Orangeburg is growing daily; her in-
serests are becoming larger and more
varied; and her citizens should act so as
ito develop NIL of her hidden advantages
and resources. What is there to hinder
herfrom mbeinsthee equal, in hygienic quail
ities, to Aiken, Greenyille, or any other.
place In the State Nothing. Her
climate is as,pure and health-giving rs
thst of any of the places mentioned.
- What issto prevent her from having
{ reputation rs celebrated for health as the
aess ursinland TownsY Absolutely
nothing, if we continue to place che
right sort of men at the helm of our
municipal affairs let us hare energy
ard enterprise TO direct our local govern
nicnt. We want nothing like icprosy
p r "a
-Fto f,.ic oyer us. In a question Of such
h'ine Importance to every man, lie. per-
sonal preferences ard prcjudices be for.
Eaticn. Let all jnia hands together and
work far the greatest gooll Orangeburs
= comparatively yoatg yet hut sna
Taun in che State has made greater
s atridrs on the read 90 fame, And now
she lonks to her citizens, old aud young
alike, Co DO their wiole duty to her in
this emergency. We repeat again the
necessity of leaving politics aud every
other selfish consideration out Of this
contest. Wha. We want is u good, aud
energetic Town Council. Let US have
= men whose interests in the growth of
0raugebarg will be q guarantee Of their
perseverance in building her up. The
presen. Mayor aud Board of Aldermen
have dohe great deal for the improve
meat and Identification aof ou. tstrects,
and flour citizens viii elect another
Conneil who win exhibit the same in.
terest in the prosperity Of Orangsburg,
two years hence our Town viii bo love-
lier still. Let every ones white and COL
cred, meet st the Engine Hall on FRI
day night, 9th inst. Let politics be for
gotten, aud let nomination be made
that will rebound to the welfare of
our beautiful Orangehurg.
-2------ss.zz1szD-.. %1zss.e.z-.---
sEg Mr. =. n. BaIahsrg's notice Of
Kentucky horses and mules.
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Terms or Admitt,.nce 80 cts.
Children under ten years of
age, KaIf Price.
ExhibitoYs' Tickets for the
whole Term Of the Fair 75 cts.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-09-02

BoAnp OF HsALrH.-Dr. A. s. Sal
isy, John A. Hamilton and Townsend
D. Wolfe have been appointed By the
Council Board of Health for Orange
burg.
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B.--Samplcs- OF drops.
Ten Prizes. wor from $l.Oo to $1,000.
G.-Garden asad Orchard Esro-
ducts.
Five Prizes, worth from SI.OO to SIS. GO.
D.-H1Ouseholl Department.
Fifteen Prizes, worth frem 81 90 to $500
E.-Machincry and Aganufsc-
- -rS2 thres.
Twenty Prizes, worth from 81. 90 to 1900.
Work of MA Kinds.
Twenty prises, worth from 81. 90 to $500.
G.-Stock Department.
Fiftcen Prizes, worth from $I.OO to $500
H.-POulfry Department..
Five Prizes, worth from Si.Oo to $500.
r. Department or FAorlcnl-
Five Prizos, worth froia 81 90 to $500.
K.-Miscellaneous.
Ton Prizes. worth from $l.0o to $1,000.
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sEg NJ. =. Al. Barnhsrg's notice Of
Kentucky horses and mules.

= --a+t=a-- s.-=.-.. .sN.soo iU
another column that she is prepared to
do all sneh work as mak:sss lsai=s'
arossss, emitting, fitting, bastiug &c We
bespcak for her liberal patronage.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-09-02
COMMERCIAL.
MARKET REPORTS.

OTricE OF THE oRAxaEBuR0 NRws,
September 1, 1871.
C0TTON~-Salos during the week
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will be Awarded by Impartial Judges
A.-Department OF Crops.
Largest yield Of Cotton upon l acre, $40.
Largest yield Of Corn upon 8 acres Of high
land, $l5.
Lsrgest yield Of Corn upon 6 acres Of swamp
land, $l6.
Largest yield Of Corn upon 1 acre Of high
land. So: =
Largest yield Of Corn upon acre Of swamp
land, S..
Largest yield Of Rice upon acre, SIS.
Largest yield of Peas upon acre, So.
Largest yield Of Sweet Potatoes upon arce,
S5.
Largest yield OF Irish Potatoes upon acre,
$3.50
Largest yield of Turnips upon ! acre. $3.50
Largest yield Of Ground Nuts upon acre,
So.
Largest yield Of Native Grass Hay upon 1
acre, So.
Largest yield Of Pc. yirs Hay upon acre,
So.
Largest yield of Sorghum Syrup. from acre,
So.
Largest yield Of Sugar Cane Syrup from I
acre, $5.
Parties wishing TO compete for these Pre-
sninms must notify the Executive Conn,ittce
before commencing to gather tho respective
Products. in or'ler that arrangements mny
be r ade for an impartial tes, " tho respcc
tive Yields.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-09-02

PlsE GRovB AoADEMY. This pop.
ular Insti.utiop ,sill be opened again on
the Lee Monday 10 this month. Its
priacipais--Mr. Charles L. Edwards--
is one at the finest teachers in the coun-
try and deserves to bs patronized by our
peoples See hia advertisements in anoth.
srcolumn.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-09-02

fREAKE & MILEs.-We direct spe-
eihi atteption TO the card of these gen.
tlemsp, which appears elsewhere in shis
isaue: Messrs PeaEe & Miles are Fac
tors and comniission Merchants, and
giys tho best OF references. e
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A -A-OrFiCIAL DRAWINGS
~. kEN1UCKY STATE LOTrERIEs.
PADrcAH-CLAss NO. SO.-JUtY ~, ls3t
~ q, q. S. 81, 20, ls ?S. ~, y, s., s.
rx, ~; o. y, q. %, co, u, ,, 7s %, g. q,
T. 2s 81 ", a. 8. IS, 27. ~, -. -, os ~.
AiArasArRxInA GLASS no. St6 July ~ 1871.
.rAnuoAn-oLAss NO, 3s,-yUiy IL, 1871 y ''
srsTnor, s,; 50, 4s, D., ., ls, s., 81, 81 g, o.
vs. O; g. q, %, s: u.s. I, q. SO, ".
'%ufk srsksg %s Broadway, ros orlrs boa ssss
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AMUsEMENTs- SECOND rAsR-Fifth and sixth col
xsrRoLoaY-sncosD PACE Fourth column
BiLLIARDs-s -sEoosD PAeK--Four.h column
BOARD AND LODGING wANrED-sEooSp FACE
aoARpses WAITED sroosp PAGE ,I Fir.. s.; column
BROoKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR sALh-FiRsr PAGE
BUsIsass 'oPfohYUNIrIEs-srcosD rAen-Third col
s'ss sa ssa s'p
CLERKS &Sp sALEsMEN THIRD PACE Second column
ASD
<oAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS -Tnnn PAaE-Fourth column
CORPORATION NoricEs-sEooND rAeE--second col
country BoAgD-sroosD PAcr-Frst and second col
DSEGISS 5oTsS 70 LET E0fSsaeD' sSdsa :1'oAS AND UN
EuRdfnaN
EuRurEnffrsr tHpEn fDrp~ps P.ar-sixth column.
ExcnAkGssEoosp PACE Fourth S,Its column column
r1s Ro3T PAnTar x6 AaaMnNrs TO LET
sroosD rAsr--fourth column.
FRENCH Observation-Disclosures PAaE-Third col
HELP PWxNTEp-MALEs-TmR PAsE-second and third
uELP WXS,IED-FEMALEs- PAoE-second col
HORSES, CARRIAGES, ac.-FIRsr PAeE-second and
HOTELS SrcoSp rAeE,Pirn ncmn colamn,
H. USES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED--SEooND PAaE-sec-
PAGSS5n S.as column %3y npp
GEN REAL ESTATE For sALE-FTRsr PAGE-Ffth
LOAN oFEIcEs, FIRST PA rAesFoursh and af.h columns
MACHINhbY sEuoND PAGE--Yhird column.
MARBLE MANTELS-THiRD PAGE -tifth column
MEDICAL -SEooaD PAGE Fourth column.
MISCELLANEOUS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
Fifth and sixth column.
MISCELLAh EOuS- SECOsD PAGE-Sixh column.
PERSONALITIES PAoE--First column.
PIANOr OkrES-SEuOND PAGE-Sixth column.
POST OFFICE NOTlCE-FlHST PAGE-Sxth avenue.
PROPOSALS. SECOND PAGE-Second column.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR 10
kENr-FIRsT PA0E-Ffh and sixth columns
REAL ESTATE TO ExCHANdE-F1Rsr PAGE-Sixth col
REIlGlO, IS NOTICES. First PAaE-Third column.
REsTAURANTS-fIR PA0E--Sixth column.
REWARDS-FIRsr PAGE First column
SALES AT A CrlON-FiRsT PAGE-oixh column.
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-- THIRD PAaE-FJst
and second columns.
sITUATIONs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAeK-second
SPECIAL NoTICEs-FlnsT PAeE--First and second COL
spoRIING-Doos, BIRDS. 4c.-FIRsr PAaE-second
column.
SUMNER RESO RTs-SEooNp PAGK-Second column.
The TRADEs-rInRD PAer--Thiri column,
THE TURF-FRsr PA6R--SecopJ column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS rURPOskS-SECosD PAGE
Fourth column.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-TmnD PAer-rom,h and ai,h
columns
UNFURNISnED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SECOND PAGE-Four column.
WANTED TO PUkCHASE-F1Rsr PAGE-Thrd column.
WATCHES JEWELRY, &o.-FIEsT PAGE--SiKth column.
YACHTS STEAMBOATS,. 10 FlKsr PA aR--Third column.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A AT THE DRAWING GF THE KENTUCKY Lor.
N. tery class $50, Nos. 80, 8, 81, drew $40 COO
$50 Broadway, corner Liberty street, room l3.
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A KENTUCKY, CLASS 4s2. NOS. 2, g. 81 DREW
"A. $a0U00; Royal Havana June go No n.a7f drew
$l0oco gold CLTE broker, 200 Broadway l5S Fulton
street, and No. Park row.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-01-28
Miscellaneous Dispatches.
Foreign Notes.
VARIOUS MATTERS.


LONDON, Jan. 25.-Since the 23d inst French
pickets have been posted plong the frontier, pre-
venting egresS from France into Switzerland,
and imprisoning strangers. There are many
franc-tireurs near the Swiss boundary, and their
pickets are in the vicinity of Villare. The Ger
man patrols extend to Abbevilliers.
The Germans have stormed Grayroche and
repulsed the French in an attack upon Villars
The following statement has been obtained
from unofficial sources, but is believed to be en-
tirely trustworthy: The Germans will insist
upon the unconditional surrender of Paris, with
all its forts and defences.
The report in the London Times that there is
a collision between Bismarck and the Emperor
Napoleon and Empress Eugene is unfounded.
BERLIN, Jan. 20. - The report of the
arrival of Favre at Versailles, and that
he was received to-day, created great
excitement, although at present it is not
officially confirmed. As soon as the news OF
the supposed intended capitulation was raised
abroad the streets were speedily filled with ioy-
full crowds. Great numbers of people repaired
at once to the palace in hopes to see the queen
and hear from her lips the glad intelligence
promising the speedy return of peace They
were disappointed as no telegram had reached
her majesty. All public offices and business
generally is suspended, the employees being
anxious for news. The general belief is in well
informed circles that the rumors of negotiations
y ing toward the capitalization are true, from
fa fact that Favre's presence at Versailles is
lubted. But some believe that he may have
there in the hope of obtaining military
pass to the London conference.
fact is officially known here that only
avs full Tations are left in Paris from to-
~ AT the war Office great preparations are
lg Tor the conveyance and reception of a
large number of prisoners for the different loca.
tons designated.
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friendly intercourse with them. But they went
there as robbers and spread ruin through the
whole land, proposing, meanwhile, to give the
people better religion. They needed, far more
than the old Peruvians, to be converted to
Christianity At no time since the Spanish
conquest, has the country been as orderly and
prosperous, or as populous, as they found it. 1t
has fallen to a much lower condition. Industry
and thrift have been suppanted by laziness and
beggarly poverty. Ignorance and incapacity
have taken the place of that intelligence and en-
terprise which enabled the old Peruvians TO
complete such great works, and made them so
skillful in their manufactures; and the country
has not half as many people now, as it had in
the time of the meas. Is itpossihle to imagine the
present inhabitants of Ecuador, Peru and Bolivia,
cultivating their soil with intelligent indus
try, building aqueducts five hundred miles
long, and constructing magniiCently paved
roads, through the rocks and across the ravines
of the Andes, from Quito to Chill? One of the
scholars connected with the scientific expedi-
ton which visited South America, in 1867, de-
scribng the ancient greatness and present in
ferior condition of Quito, exclaims, MAY the
future bring it days equal TO those when it was
called the City of the Incas =" He might APP
propriately utter similar wish for the whole
pountrv