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81 pcrt0uicn. Jiah5Iird9eR in OCT SHpec. /. vi
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acknowledgements, pit hurGl oO6 8ctrtt oorAes
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baut NIT ctncln autgrbanttn "a itcttgcn %Itcgcitris
ucrHeH gHobnbduic unO Sdbcu, tn lUtlhcm Gin gut
etablirtcs &tchbG6s uuo Oirn @cindit gcilbrt NOT
oeu. Drum AIMS; $i6,662a iibrltt.
&trtdui5 @coinAuna: cine AHSabIunB poH $50
mug bct'm 9lulc gcm1bt tutrhcn.
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dueereu Eeien.
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fHa 81 nrrfanien.
lii Die lung-Ctabtjrtc Guneitorri Rr. al, W
G1Ds, uabe SarriiondruGe, init Sorrotb uno Sim
ridtlua. Gret5 500. - 6erEer oGs caus Oir. Sc,
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mic elm SGuS an oCr 9bcSuuts, HObc @upitrdGc, 3
itodia; battcincrni ErCt5 $500
3lucpun s. SruScup,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-30

F.iA Sigbtitr. S~figentbnm ~ u%erIanirn
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iopte ueri6tr6cnc feinr btltge Sduicr.
@ininm Spitpu & Tump.,
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t2l0-l CITE her ct. Rauls uuo Verirt.onlrnBc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-30

Mn 8rrwaltcrs>S crfauf
fpertbpptten WrunbeigcHtbu
an Der
N1.Gbdisi, nabe @apsStr.
Su folge eincs Dttreiee oee attts Geri6tcs Der
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matter aut oifentIideri Bcrinuie Sunuabene oen
q. Sftober 1871. Rnhini,tags 4 nbr, am Bloec nNbs
itebeno bcidriebercs Stgentbnm utrtGuien:
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tpsni9er bic an cine 10 6uB brcite snrp, nit oere1
gcmrfniddilihem @Chrarte, eqrn nitllh, parallel
nit 9baieiir. uno an Der Sioieitc ~beiGGter Nnep
ID Sus, eaun ilolit, rcdtuinteli9 nit Sbaiefr. 1913
6uB a. foil bis sur Gbaleitr., bann ipcfiilLh tdH9s
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punite.
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f6diaen boditcinernrn gSobnbauie NIT Sintcrbaue.
9rrnomictbe $40 iGbrltd. u.
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IN o Ronatrn mo Gin 3ritttbeil In ~ Wionatcn. Die
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aues baGr mad Dem Grreiieu oes adufere.
Geo. %. Sopper, CWrr,
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Wr. 81. Sharpftraae.
Dr. I'll. ulirnrr

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por s DIS llbr trll ron i bio . utr Tadminaa
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Wr. -, Mpfes ribCrtrHrutc, Baltimore,
tdrlrt uuUltGntln GrAuFUNtNirt ruiirbltcuE1 Snt.
i]uuouul, bGlWUtIbt ZhiulnblutL gu,utbmigtctt
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p6tigg, btr tlugc, ocr Nutruc8G tsB Nlut,S, Der
Nuut, Gbrul0uNrn, Eutprgtg. GtGiruUdi. Sc.
ktlpR6r, GuarU uuo Ibrrn QTaHib,iltu u. /. ~.
0r. GRANT bttit ullC urptt uHb hi bel IGg
lou btt Naht iuUt Wriuts uUu Nruutsu btrttt.
rfuuiNUtOA.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-30

fE Brcf. Garts. apiss tp're ieine atapsmis In
Der Is cnfrdl.5aue" eni Der Gefe Der Saitimorea
uue SbarlesftraBe. Sieuitaa, Den 49,. Septbr.,
uno Mtittwpdh, ben 90. Sept /, luieoer %eroituen.
S~etrsn.alaIIs: 0ienIta9 une 6reltd9 Abeno BON z
bis 10 ubr.. -fal.l
alaGe iir iunge Samcu. Msied,rn unc and.
ben: Mitttuo6 unb Sonnabeno NGdmtttaas BON z
bis D 1lbr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-30

(22l-)
Stftc6 ISdpicr! 5DScntS pro 100.
I'm init cincin Sorratbe OIten YOpiCrs %nuiSuruu7
men. luiieu mir buiClbc Jcutc lin 90 SITS. pro 100
So9cn al. Nan metoe lid in ocr SSp. B. al.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-05-13
8 4, Il, O II u -
UNADULTERATED ALE AND
l. 4 e. Err EEh.

II AGER BEER. CONTAINING C0PPE-
4 RAS and ALE doctorcd with Salt, Lime
and Alum, are the latest adulteratfoos dis
covered in New-York
Professor Mapes of Ncw-York analyzed
the Heer from II dozen different Breweries,
and all were found adultGratcd with noxious
substance. 1t is sail that the sale Of Drugs
10 Brewers, is a profitable part of the trade
This is perfectly infamous Cocculus indicus
"a h berry, nux-vO,Nisa, (dog butt on} from
waich strychninc is obtained, are some of
thc dclcctnble substances found i'm Beer
rle'c are potent poisons, aud the Brewer
ionnd using them should be drowned at once
in one of his own vats
p. 81 nm willing to he drowned in my
own watts, if any impurities should be found
il my Beer.
shall continue TO make a hcalthful
Beverage, so thn; it may he 0yank by the
most delicate without the least danger.
JOHN c. SEEGERs, Coinr4bia, s. G..
For sale in 0ran2cburg by the cask or
otherwise, 10y MERONEY s sam.
jun C ly
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M. A ALBRECTIT.
BOOT AND SHOE MAKER,
OISANGEHURG. s. C..

ID ESPECTFuLLN INFORMS THE CITI-
IN zens of Grangebl'y and Vicinity that
lie Inns opened at his NEW STORE ON Rus.
sell Street, between Messrs. Briggmarn \
Ce and McNamari. & Jones with complete
Stock Of LEATHER, SC. and that he has
sufficient Workmcn to I'll al Nn'dci. iL,iLsl
ed to him.
Thanking the Public for past patronage,
respectfully solicits IA continuance of the
same. TERMS CASH
feb D oct % If
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; Geo. Boliver, Adm'r, VS. Elvin w Bo,
zard--Note-Nerdict for plaintiff. 7 &
q D j Rumph vs. Jno + Rilcy-As-
sumpsit-Mistrial . Continued.
2 shackte & Richie VS. Orangeburg
County-Draft-Continued. 4
w s DeTreville vs. the same-Contin-,
ued. ~ ~ iHs
Edward Perry VS. the samc--Contiu,
ued.
Wm G Wolfe VS. John FlRilcy-Ter-
dict for defendant.
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NOTICE.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

orangcburg, S. c.. April 81, 1871.
IN ACCORDANCE with "An Act TO define
the jurisdiction and duties of the County
Commissioners, passed the twenty-sixth
day Of September. \. ID. 1868, and AN Act''
araendatory thereto, passed March 9th, 1871
and parsuaHt to Resolutions passed by the
Board of County Commissioners of Orange
burg. NOTICE Is hereby given that PROPO-
SAILS for REPAIRING the "Wilow Swamp
Bridge on the Holman Bridge Road, and
Tor KErAlltlNG the CAUSWAY and HOL.
Low BRIDGES leading to he New Bridge, -
in the Fork Of the Edistos, will be received at
this Office. All Proposals must be accom-
panied by two or more sufficient Surities,
and must be handed in On or before the Goth
day of May 1871.
JAMES VAN TASSELL,
Spl 22-Jt c. B. c. C..
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GEO. w. CARPENTERS
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF sAK.
SAPARILLA
GEO. W. CARPENTER 8

COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF pUCHU
These Celehsated Prepasasisas, originally
lntrodaeed by Geo. W. Carpenter. under the
patronage Of the medical faculty have been
SO long extensively used by phyaisiaae aad
others, that they are generally known fer
their intrinsic value, and can Be relied on as
being most valuable reBsedies in all eusee
where Sarsaparilla tr Bueha are applicable,
and cannot be too highly recommended.
They arc prepared in highly concentrated
form, so as to render the dose mall and GEN.
venient Orders by mail or otherwise VIE
receive prompt attention.
GEO. W. CARPENTER, HENS2EY q CO.,
Wholesale Chemical Warehouse.
No. 737 Market street, Philaaeiph;a.
For sale by DUKES s. SBULER, and e. 7.
OLlVER0S. 0rangeburg. s. c., and DOWIR
NOISE, Wholesale Agents, Charleston, 8.
C.
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At.srney Gouesal Chamberlain has

|, Attsrney Gcneral Chamberlain has
written letter to Geo. A. Trenholm
sof Charleston. Now, Mr.. .Ghamberlain
is man to be appreciated, and We re-
grct that some Of his assertions or ad-
missions are to Re deplored. we think
that representative men of the Repubii,
can party, could be little more judi
cious, aud without any hurt to them
selves. ~
Whether Mr.. Chamborlaiu's views,
os expressed, will do him any good or
not, we venture the prediction that
Geaeral5 Wirthipgton will be elected the
next Attorney General. sgl
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Mccall special attention to the Pro,
lei6hul Gard Of Dir. Charles Il. Taber.
4 is now II resident ~ Crangcburg,
sf pficrs his services to citizens out of
VICINITY. He is distinguished
cian, and we congratulate our citi-
N.s;ss.pp m the advantage of thus Leiny
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-05-13
CABINET SHOP.

wv NJ. a. BULL offers his services to the
w Citizens of 0rangebmrg County rs
CABINET MAKER in all its branches.
Funerals attended with pronptueg..
Old FURNITURE repaired and made new.
Also Vanished without being removed.
Shop on the Eastern side of the Railroad.
Give me trial.
l will also build Buggy and Wagon Wheels
and Bodies cheaper than anybody else in
Orangeburg. WN. 4. BULL,
mar III tf
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W hctuer hT. SHunDcTiulu views,
os expressed, will do him my good or
not, we venture the predictioh:r I that
Gaaerals Wirtdipgton will be elected the
next Attorney General. sgs
The following sentences were pro-
nounced on the 9th inst. upen pcrsoas
convietedIps this Term of the. Court, by
his Honor Judge Graham: nss
DIRE Culler--Aysault and Battery
Fined twenty-five dollars aud costs, to
be paid by 1st October next, or be i'm.
prisoned three mouths in County Jail.
Vandy Hamptou--Assault and Bate.
ry-Sentcnccd to pay the costs by 1st
October next, or twee months in CC4a,.tys
Jail. l
Billy Williams alas Billy Snlith-As-
sault and Battery-Appeal from Trial
Justice--Ordercd that original sentence
of Trial Justice he carried out.
Dorcas Malicious Trespass-
Sealed sentence. v~.
Bill Simmons-Grand Larceny-Scn.
fenced to ponitentiary for one year.
Moses Aiken-Burglary and Larceny
Sentenced to penitentiary at hard labor
for one year.
Abram Rced-Grand Larccny-Scn-
fenced to penitcntiary at hard labor for
one year. tf
Charles II Green and Charlotte Green
-Manslau9htc to be imprisoned
in penitentiary at hard labor for two
years.
THE fnllowing civil cases were tried
during the past week
" y j Sistrunk VS. J,hn L Riley
Mis'r al-Continuad
OH, c,, " u c.,
rr,,or c,.,.n .,r
Tbos sn,.,h =, po.or wv ,,;.o
Continued by debt
nn,l, r
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AZ. s. :. NJ, \, ,,.. 4,
/ As-,,mn.;, .e..aa ), p.,cs ;.,..,,
c,n,;,noi
IT,, c;, ~ ". D:. ~,
orp c.,;,,
| Joscnb r;.Lli,y Al,,,r - wr c ~.
ier-T,6vcr- p,.,.rr.d ;, r.c.r, o.,
t;,ucd
lbs I. E;.L,;,r 49, u,rr u T..,,.
\ Accouut-R, erred to pc,cr.. r,r,;,
ned
n G. Wh.,sto,o =. wm ~ p.,.;>.
Note-Vrrdict for plaintiff.
no Smunk vs. VI l. BnIdwin-c,se-
Verdict for plaintiff.
/ T w Davis " W;lLos r.,
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NOTICE.
oEANGREURG C. H., S. c.,

ArRIL Sd, 1871.
The Firm of MCNAMARA & JONES is
this day MUTUALLY DISSOLVED by Con-
sent Of both parties.
JOS. MCNAMARA, of the said FIRM,
does this day assume the COLLECTING
its ASSETS, aud the PAYMENT of its
DEBTS.
He also returns thanks for the Patranase
heretofore bestowed, and hopes his friends
aud customers will continue the same.
JOS. MCNAMARA,
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OF curipg tho diseases - which
pnfortunatc humanity is heir.
'NarrEMpr AT EunctAaY %,

nATTEMpT AT BURGLARY On
81 LAY a'ight an attempt was made by
NJ !: Pf desperate burglars, to brenk
.be store OF Messrs Theodore X kuhn
sr"thcr. Two holes were cut
Sh the front door, 1aeing Main
;fYet, with large au.er. 1t is evil
At from .the Positions of these, that
ase would be- burglars, designed to effect
serr entrance BY boring just above the
door, so as to enable them.
= the aid Of some Instrument, to lift
Rn, and thus open their way. 1t is the
kof professionals, and the sooner
y are caught, the better it will be for
ksatety of the community. 1t is be-
we'd from the circumstances of the
pc that Mr.. Henry Kohn (who it was
lown intended to leave the store that
ght) was watched, and us soon as out
lsight, these night walkers commenced
ieir work. But what caused then to de-
ist, at the time when their purpose was
tearly accomplished is mystery. We
suppose though, chat something frghten-
Jed them, perhaps the return of Mr.. Henry
KQhn, The traces Of their wcrk wo.o
not discovered until the next merning.
We congratulate our friends that the
only loss sustained By them is the injury
done upon the door of the store. And
in connection with this we are led to
+offer little advice to the good folks of
our town. it is this : our impression is
that there is band of regularly orga-
nized thieves right here in our nids;,
and the best way to break them up,
Would be to watch each of them closely,
and il they are not seen doing sufficient
work to make u livelihood, report them
r 10 Trial Justice as vagrapts, and thus
I'D the community Of not only an infer
AL nuisance but set Of house breakers
and thieves.
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OTICE. --- The Ceparencr-

NJ Office. s.- Tho Coparemer~
SHIP lately existing between DR.. b.
MANLY SllULER and the UNDERSIGNED.
under the Firm Name Of DUKES q S9U-
LER, was DISSOLVED on the 30tk day Of
March last, by the death Of Dr. Shuler. An
persons INDEBTED to the said FIRM, viii
make PAYMENT, and oil persons having
DEMANDS against the said FIRM will pre-
sent the same. properly attcsted, TO the uzr-
dersigned, or to DIR. A. G. DUaES, 90 ahe
place of business of the said Firm.
j. W. d. DUKES,
apl l0--it Surviving Partnsrs
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-05-13

y HvRLEY says the people shall
how, when mud where Aci.. money
pBy doing this" be adds, sail this
will qeease, and the shoe will
jast wharesit ought to-"
suggested by our devil that Tins
would pinch ike the mischief, if
ps the case.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-05-13
SPRING OPENING!
JOSEPH M'NAMARA,
M -.r.',Nr -..--> ...----
-,,,sE ..s4..l

'"'''N'
CLOTHS CsSIMERE TWEEDs
Gwclsc selected,
DRESS GOODS MUSINs
o mos r. shiunalc
nla
N''
SHOES, CATERS HATS SHIRT FRONTS Sc
be
h
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-05-13
The past week has been r. markabIe

The past week has been r. markable
fer its changes. Monday, up to II
o'clock ~, it was warm In the after
noon thoswea.her suddenly changed, aud
inee mas been extremely cool Tor this
ason Of the year. We arc fearful that
results will be bad for the farmers
Some of the cotton crops have already
assumed a yellow hue. We hope. how
Yer, that'we will be blest with better
! season soon, and that the crops may
53oen commence to grow again.
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We publish on our ifs. page the Pre-
Sehtment of,the GRAND Jury of this
County, for the May Term Of Court,
1871. tits qaee lsasthy, but will re-
pay caicfe' reeasal. Some charges
Contained ih II, we sincerely hope may
he exphtned away. s.
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@ O. A T..
sATuKI51Al 59,..SaAYsis, q 1871.

AdvestissUenss will moi, positively,
sbe rhapgsa hereafter hi this paper ,inN
less handed 10 Is bis "Wednesday mora.
Ing, bsfbts hIHu o'sipiss ..s,s,,
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WE like 70 have company in our
bfice, butt d strictly against the rules
of printing Offices to read tho copy on
the cases. And that is privilege al
lowed 70 none but those connected with
;'eas c..Siss's. Our friends win please re,
llsnber this -. .sll,assp,
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Court -asseMbled on Monday morn
ing last, his Honor Judge Il Il. Graham
! presiding. A large number of civil cases
been disposed. of. This week $
= rFsEToceedings have not been as interest
sps as those of tho last, civil business
Esns SO much more prosy than tho cx-
Itement Of criminal prosecutions There
iere several speeches made last week in
zpme of the latter cases, that really de-
2|s,serges notice fium US, because of the
s kcnts that have b, "A made upon
1i-they where splendid. Eut we
Se not the space.
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an KAUFMAN
BANKER and BROOK EEs.
No. % Broad Street.
May 3, 1871.

Sr,rE SscunITiEs-South Carolina. old.
M15; do new, @o0 DO, regjst d stock,
The Greenville enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1870-1873, 1871-05-10

to Charlotte by the first of Janua
ry next. This, seemingly. was a
matter Of great interest with them.
as it was the all absorbing topic of
conversation.
Wofford College has about one
hundred students, and is certainly
one oftlic most fourishing institu.
tions in the State.
Several new bu ldinas have
been recently erected; new fenc.
ing, new streets, &c. show that
the town is rapidly improving
l could not help but form a very
favorable opinion of the little wi.
iaae, hoping she may grow and
yet become a large city. Night
was upon us. and we returned to
the hotel, and after tea, having ar.
ranged our business with an at.
t"rney for the sheriff, we retired.
and awoke early in the morning:
to take the road back to our much
beloved and beautiful City of
GreenviIle, o. K.
The Greenville enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1870-1873, 1871-05-10

The DIFFERENcE.-One yonns
lady rises early, rolls mp her
sleeves, goes in the kitchen to get;
breakfast, or insists upon doing so,
ard afterwards with cheerful and
snnny smiles, puts the house in
order without the assistance Of
mother" She will make good
wife, and render home a paradise.
Young man, "get her !"
Another young lady is a parlur
beauty, pallid from company, dis
sipation and want Of exercise,
reads novels and almost dies OF
lnzincss, while the poor old moth
er docs her washing. She is a
useless piece of furnitnre,, an an.
noyance I" the husband she may
chance to "Iope in," and will. 90.
whining to the grave. Young
:nan, "let her alonew
The Greenville enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1870-1873, 1871-05-10
The Stockholders, Meeting.

The stockholders of the Green
vile and Columbia Railroad re
assembled, yesterday morning, in
their hall-Hon. Jas. l.. Orr in
the clair. @. V. Darlington,
Esq, the attentive "charter Sec
retary" Of the company, acted as
Secretary of the meeting. The
report of the President and Direc-
tors-showing the improved con-
dition of the affairs of the compa
ny-was read and accepted. The
General Superintendent's report,
with the accompanying tables and
statements, were also read and
adopted. The stockholders then
went into an election for Presi
dent. Vice President, and Direc
tors t r the ensuing year, which
resulted in the unanimous re elec
tion OF Frederick Bush, ESQ
President, and Col. John J Pat
terson, Vice President, Messrs. j
: L. Neagle, j. j. Patterson, III. H.
kimpton. N. G. Parker, Joseph
Crews, James l.. Orr, If T Far.
mer, f. l.. Cardozo. G. w. Water.
man. t. lIurly, j. M. Allen, and
Thomas Dodalncad, were elected
directors.
Col. j. p. Reed afterwards adj
dressed the meeting, on the sub
ject of the advantages to the road
and this section from a connection
with the " Atlanta and Richmond
Airline" Railroad Company, at
or near Anderson; and offered
resolutions in regard to the same,
which were approved of and re.
ferred to the Board of Directors
for action.
Af;er passing the usual resolu.
tlons and complimentary one to
Judge Orr, Chairman, the meet
ing adjourned.
From the expressions of stock
holders present who reside OH the
line of tho road, the re election of
President Bush appeared to give
great satisfaction-his attention to
business AID gentlemanly denean.
or having gained him many
friends in this SECTION. -IhQnir