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NeWAsK'S DOUBLE tlOpeasRT.
Tae sirangcst Affair Yet In tho City OF
EIcUe m ents.

Tae strangest Affair Yet In tho City Of
EIcpements.
Newark, N. j., looms up once more as the scene
OF a most extraordinary double elopement affair.
II appears that until recently there worked In RAN
Kin's Mills, situated on Canal street, young mar
ned couple, named James and Jennie smith, With
them, In the same department, worked youth
named Joseph the son OF the foreman, Mr.. hey.
thorn, and his sister, girl OF about fourteen
or fifteen. Young Joseph quietly conceived
was recprocatel, and In tho meantime Mr.. Smith
paid marked attention 70 Josepfs sister, This at.
ter Ia that the two couples, accordingly to their
separate liklngs, have disappeared from the mills
aud from their fi'inds. Whether they have run OH
In pairs or In body Is not known, but the matter Is
oa6slne no ltsse agitation among the faosory banda
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NAVAL sToeIs-spirits tarpen,lae in moderate
guest at shout prices. 200 bills s9a in lots A. from n
steady. Ros,n nrm with light inquiry the offerings
comon rosn sold a. x IS per Dbl and III DS No
SO 70 per bb Tar was qie but steady at ~ 70 for VII
TfrRoEUM-The market continued strong The scarcity
and small lots crude in bulk changed lake. sc
the stock ne @ NY 81 arse nrs
tensions holders checked The sales were 1000
e continued but ess cSe rhs
1900 bbs standard white at $780, and 5000 at 25c last
raovisross.R as packages. beef 70 pack
pork %sa n
about bis mess FOR June and LUX at s IA 1s
lower We quote: Ses. sl III; si4 sS 81
SIS for s' Texas. ana ssi ssG fSr Wss;srn q.
maad other do:srYIi9n, were quiet, W nSs
frss'aS m pi ss%s hams ws.lsr iss d.
s sailed seass:
sa Sp as io 8 sasSi ss se ana
Ssss S
from the usual demand from iobbers there
Prices small parcels steady We note sales $50 bag
Ranroon at from c 7c per o and 20 tisrces Carolina
srrLgHs was in limited demand Prices Remained steady
&c si g. p f:
Sesian-a choice brand-at 6ITc gold loU
prices were maintained tho market closing steady. The
sales l,25U hhds, including 1850 hhds good refining
Cuba per b ami ~ nhds grocery grade Porto Rico
nj IOSc lUac. We quote observation-disclosures to
refining, s,sc 9Sc fair to good reaning, &c sAc
l0,sc lOsc.; centrifugal, hhis. and boxes, y<c. lie.
molasses, hhds boxes SIC. 9Sc. melaao, lHc.
7ac. Havana-Boxes, Duch standard, Nos TO =, el.c
9xc; do, 10 TO IL "a Uhc do IL 70 10 lOhc
whle iglc. a i3c. Porto Rico Refining grades. &c.
9ic. grocery grades, &c. 1O4c. BrasDuch standard
Nos u, Sac SIC. JavaDutcn Standard Nos. 10 u
L. 9zsc. lOsc. M1nlaCurent clayed and superior size
a9ac New oreans-kebning grades, &c. 9ac. grocery
grades 9tsc. q l09c. .
45O Lhds sold ut 5Ac. a llc per ID seed eat
steady fair demand. We note sales OF 70
dries i49 at from 3Jc t5c h.; L0 cases Connecticut
and 1852 at from 30c NJ per h. 81
Pennsylvania filters 1870 at lJc aud 200 bales Havana at
from Soc. q 81 10. -
TiN-Ihe market for pig was inactive 80 pigs Straits
realized sls<c We quo,e:-S,rats S,ac, $40 English
S2Isc c2}tc, and Banca, Se4c. 3oc. iiaea were
elected ne only reported OF 400 boxes
Escorted, the rate Of IS s7s for o. We quote:I o.
IA as gold per box COKE terne, 50 ls4 81 l2, gold,
per box and charcoal terne 81 10 IS % god bor
Woo.-The demand for domestic fleece continued without
Abatement the stock almost exhausted and business
consequently has been confined entirely TO small lots Call
forna continues inactive b. the hrmness OF holders
Texas and pulled wool continue In fair demand at mcr
prices The sales 1900 lbs Xxx Ohio fleece bec
300 lbs fcoued $780,; 5UuJ lbs Xxx and pckock, &C. 5000
la secured pulled WOOL Sc 75c 900 lbs choice Cali
foruia at 33c &c. 800 lbs. lamb DO, &c.. 1890 los
$50 e5O0 lbs California spring CLIP, 5000 bs superlne
washed, l26, 100 lbs. Cape, al on private terms
Receipts, 5S6 bbs The market very 6rm
$50 pbls sold ut o. &c. a 9ac, cosing at &c.
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Norwegian bark hence TO Cork for ORDERS 0c quarters
grain. vt e. 3d. and Norwegian bark hence to Cork or
orders, $500 quarters grain, Is. 3D. -.
FLOUR AND GRArN-Receipts-Flo lSbS6 Dds Wnensi
S2 bushels corn 49, 4l6 bushes meal 2uO bps ana
go bags; OATS 1870 bushels Tho -four market ruled au
and heavy and to sell much reduction OF no. would nave
been necessary The sales were only about gO Soa noaa
Rye flour continued dull and prices unchanged Corn mea
was seady note sales OF $50 bbls. white and yellow
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FLUID EXTRACT sAsRAPARILLA.
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA.
FLUID EXTRACT sARsApARILLA.
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA.
| FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPAErLLA
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA.
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA.
FLUID EXTRACT sARsApAaILLA
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA.
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARrLLA.
FLUID EXTRACT sARsArARrLLA.
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARrLLA.
FLUID EXTRACT sARsApARILLA.
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARrLLA.
FLUID EXTRACT sARsArAalLLA.
FLUID EXTRACT sARsApARrLLA.
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARrLLA.
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARrLLA.
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARrLLA.
MAY and
PURIFY THE BLOOD AND BEAurlYY THE CON
PLExIoN
fsI- by ualng
nELMpoLDs cArAwBA aRArE JUICE PILLS
AND
nELMBoLDs HIGHLY CONCENTRATED FLUID
EXTRACT sARsArARILLA.
In the spring and summer months the system undersocs
changes
This is the time to use good bood-rcnewns, purifying
and inv,soraiiux medicines.
49,, ~ rim vvTp IN . nc Ann
uELMBoLDs FLUID EXTRACT GRAPE JUICE
PILLS ARE THE BEST AND MOST RELIABLE.
Ono bottle of Helmboids sarsaparA equals
In strength one gallon OF the syrup decoctOn made By
druggists, ana wlneslass added Of equals
the celebrated Lisbon drink delightful and heai,hfui
beverage.
Tho Grape Juice Phi composed of nud extract caawba
grape Juice and FLUID EXTRACT RnUBARB.
Useful In all diseases requiring a cathArtc remedy
and far superior all other pusaves such salts
resi,, &c.
elmbolds orapeJuce Pm is not patented pin put NJ
as those ordinarily Wendell but the result Of ten
perimen,ins and great care in preparation.
SAFE FOR AND TAKEN ~ CHILDREN;
NO NAUSEA; NO DRIPPING PAINS,
BUT MILD, PLEASANT AND SAFE IN OPERATION.
Two bottles Of Fluid Extract OF sarsapariIa and
bottle of the worth their weight gola
to those suffering poor complexion head
ache nervousness, wskefuness night cos.veuess aud
irregularities, those from broken and deli
cate constitutions will give blood vigor and
life.
THE cATAwBA GRAPE PILLS are done up with gresA
care and In handsome bories and will surpas all those
vended in wooden boxes aud caeessy prepared by ineps
r,enced men, comparing with the English and French Style
OF manufacturing.
All Of H. T. HELMBoLD's Preparations are PharmsccuA'
cal NOT single being patented bun all on their own
merits.
To dspe any impression prejudice that might exist N
the MINDS of many against my preparations from the publ
cv gven through advertising, and that am and have been
aransls, for period OF twenty years. and conc,a
sively TO prove this, see letter.
Prom the largest MANUFACTURING Chemists in the woriaI
~ am acquainted with Mr.. H. r. helmbod; he occupied
the Drug opposite my reside nce and was successful TN
before him have Ueen fAvorAs YIN ns char
a'sr n naa Of PeWsrs wenan Nanaiaurns ossns
Ninth and Brown streets philadelphia.
Prepared by II. T. HELyBOLD, Practical and Analytical
Chemist, Crystal Palace Pharmacy, 5 Broadway, n. Y.
Prescriptions accurately Compounded. French German
and Spanish spoker- stores open all night
HELMBoLDs
FLUID E1TRXcr Bucau
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CAIILE MAaREI.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Beef less active steady izc. lee Hogs dull 5Ac.
&C. Reccip.s:-Catte, 6S9; live hogs 1850.
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The exc,ement the market for deliveries I'M
nbstcd. and upward movement brisk
demand Prices advanced at least No. per pound for all
months which was subseqnenty partly lost tho market
the closing hgurss q Yesterday The ransacons
islsc iso At ~. Ls@ a isc' 10 az Y Lie,
gether june 90 AZ &c., at l5c, SlC0 at 154c 80
t Is SIDE, 800 al bc 200 at IS lie looJune and 100
5:Ss 4 sS ss sS ASss; os ss ss ss0;sS
Charleston todsy "a resaIeh p asa b. baltimore to-
day, p. t.; loo 9. b. Savannah to- day, D. Yesterday,
after Change $500 bales changed hands follows
go q. iltc 800 q "A iSiSc June 1900 4, sc July,
ASs. =. 4 ls. s.s,s ssssso loo August; 40 &
+ o. Chsrleson on private terms Total since test
forward deliveries were foil ,ws May H. $50; June,
H. Tc july Is loc. August, 10, z7c psm Is 40 The
recsp,s q, the ports ,Sdsy were = olows s
so wmnsSn S New
York, l26total $500 bales, Against 1896 d. sam, dsy
last week. and 6S do day last fotai pts
this week bales against ols6 do. last week and S7s
TaEenrs-The market continued moderately active with
out change n rs'ss The en- .eentns Liysrpoc
w. 3D. ana ~ sal 10 mahogany !. s TO London BY
SAIL 900 bbis -four At ~ Cd ~ Brs!oi aoV bbs 1our At
y. Sd. To Antwerp. .ia,oN bushels grain :.
SID, and $50 tons OF provisons At Boa The
cnartcripg business for PETROLEUM mot
active There quite active Market however for grain
delphia TO the Continent bbs petroleum, private
tenIe yumored a. 6d bars hence port 10 %: BSlso
burg, 81 bbe nAphthas - 3D. L. BrMeA III 4 9HeSeu
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CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS
CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS
CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS
CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
OATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS
CArAWBA GRAPE PILLS
OATAwBA GRAPE PILLS
CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS,
oArAwDA GRAPE PILLS
CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAWBA GRAPE Pills.
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
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Wheat very dull and &c. 10. lower The saies were
about 10000 bushels at 81 81 81 b5 for spring " ~
81 " for winter, 81 for white and III ~ bid Tor solt
spring Corn in good request aud % Fighter The sales
se-,1c for yellow. Barley quiet with sales 1870.
bushels Canada In store, ut 81 TO- Rye was quiet Oats
were rm The sales about 5000 bushels at 6bc &C.
for western and &C. a 70c for Ohio. -.
GUSNiEs dull for both cloth and bngs at lbo lblc
for bags and l8c, 100. for cloth.
HEMP AND JUTE-The markc. continues without change
and very quiet We quote Dressed American ~ aon W
lac gold Sisa &C.. do. Tampco, &C. &C., In bon ana
sum, TO- The, gold Jue. 61ac. 64c, gold, and Juie
butts, 4c a 4hic, currency.
LAY AND STRAW. -Th moderate demand for
shipping and fair demand for retail qualities a for ship
ping, vi Oj retail qualities Yl IL 30. Straw 90 VI
~ for long u IS ~ 80 for short rye, and 81 % VI
10 for Oat
Hors-rho market very quiet but nrm. We quote =
State &c. sc. Western. &c. Del Eastern TO- lOc and
ODDS, 20. a &c.
lRoS.-The marke! for American pig lightly stocked
but the demand limited and prices only Sustained
We note saes OF 100 tons No Hudson at 49, and 200 tons,
100 tons Glenn realized 1875 per ton In foreign there was
moderate BUSINESS at full with sales OF l75 tons Glen
garnoc partly 1855 CO., 800 tons double headed rail at
$40, gold tom and 800 wrought scrap private
terms Lehigh furnaces s out OF blast and no pre-
paTaLons being made TO resume work isenned was
moderately active al former with saes at 1919 per ton
for English and American and So5 Oo gold per ton for
assorted sizes Swedes.
LEAD--Pig quiet at about previous prices We note
sales 100 tons San Andrcas at $6 2 gold Refined was
quote SPANS and German pig S6 LAX ~ TO- gold per lO
pounds; English do $50 10 6 90 gold, 10o pounds
MoLAssEs.-The market was quiet but nrm NJ hhas ana
erce5 Porto Rico disposed Of on private terms DO
nesc steady with moderate demand from TIC trade
We note sales OF 100 bbs In lots at from sc otc We
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new campaign, the advent OF which Will not sur
PRISE those who know the clique tactics.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
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HELM BOLDH
HELM BOLDS
HELM BOLD'S
HELM BOLD'9
HELM BOLD'H
HELM BOLD'S
HELM holds
HELM BOLD'S
HELM BOLD'S
HELM BOLD'S
HELMBOLD'6
HELM BOLD'H
HELMBOLD'S
HELMBOLD'S
HELMBOhD'o
HELMBOLD'H
HELM BULO'S
HELM BOLD'b
HELM BOLD'S
HELM
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STREET QUOTATIONS..
CONNIE aCIAL REPORT.

IT,. FIIDAY, May l2-S Pm.
AsHEs.-The market was quiet, with only small sales al
Ss IS a 81 20 for pots, and so 50 rs for pearls.
BErswAx quiet but steaoy; $500 lbs. Western and
Southern yellow realized S5lsc.
CANDLES in light request, &C., SOC. for plain
SPERM SOC. loc for patent SPERM 2sc c9c searc
and 13c a l5c. for acamantlne.
CoPpEk.-A moderate demand prevailed for American
iugo ut full prices the market closing firm. The sales
$4,000 lbs al 2kc for Lake. Manufactured was
quiet but steady at lac slc per 10 for old sheathng g0c
per b. for sheaihng Sc H. for brszers and bolts
36c 38c H. for MATS &c H. for yellow
nas M per h. for do. bolts aud 22c h. tor sheath
Ing and bronze.
1orTrY-Rio in moderate demand about previous
figures We rth sales OF 5d bags Rio per
Poemy private terms The lot OF 1871 bags Rio this
vessel ienored yeser far INVOICE I0xc per b.,
gold IN bond, should have been written can ordinary 10 fair
Invoice, Mt 1870. h. gold In bond The lrket for
tons We quote: -ordnry cargoes 10c lOac; fair do,
l0Ac lie; good do, uAc. HE; prime do, l2Aca
lake extreme tor lots t0hc lSsc gold d. IN
bond thirty sixty days credit Java govornmcnt aga
1-c. 20c do Government Grass mats lsc. &c Snga
pore, ITO 1sc.; Ceyl,n lxc. I7c Maracabo, lSc.
lie. Laguayra, fSc. Ioc Jamaica, 13c l5kc ST. Do
mingo lgold IN bond sc. loc; Costa RIGA. 1870 l7c
Manila, l4c loo. Mexican l3c. l7c; Savanla l3c.
lbI<c. Curacao f3c. . l6c.
CoTToN market excited and further advance Of
nc ID. readily established nil grades, while
altogether The demand was largely from exporters,
aor The latter Class OF buyers purchasing for contract de-
livarfe MARA
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Glib O'Clock y. M.
Ono O'Clock r. M.

S50ou US $40, r, IS. -. 1Sid
moo US 5..D, c, '6s...... ll3 /
5000 Us SIS, l0-iu, c.. lUsS
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are shown In the tablet

In the gold loan market the rates ranged from two
per cent for carrying to nat for borrowing. The
operations Of the Gold Exchange Bank were as
follows:-
Gold balances NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1,4SI2s6
currency balances. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l,I5t,oUo
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FLUID EXTRACT BucHU
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-04-29

49, ~.
n TALMupIo LEaEND.--A prince
onco said to Rabbi Gamaliel: "Your
God is a thiefl He once surprised
Adam in sleep, aud stolo a rib from
him.
The Rabies daughter overheard the
speech, and whispered a word or two in
her fathers ear, asking his permission
to answer the singular opinion herself.
He gave his consent.
The girl stcppod forward, and fcign-
ing terror and dismay, threw her arms
aloit in supplication, and cried, 'My
liege, my liege! Justice Rescnge"
"What has happened ;" asked tho
Prince.
ga wicked thief has TAKEN she re-
piled. "a robbcr has crept secretly
into our house, and carried away a sill
vcr goblet, and left a geld N in it's
steal"
"What an upright thiof!!" exclaimed
the Prince. "Would that such robbie.
r!es were of more frequent occurrence J
'.Behold, then, the kind of a thief oul
Creator was ! He stole u rib from Adam
and gave n beautiful wife instead"
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THE FUTURE PROSPERITY OF THE

THE FUTURE PROSPERITY OF THE
sOUTH.-Tbere can be no doubt TINT it
would contribute greatly 10 the future pros
pefity of this section CT the Uuion ifmans
amongst us would turn their energies and
capital in now channels Of enterprise and
business. The old roads are clear. but they
arc worn aud crowded. Blaze a new path
through tho woods for yourself, young man,
and you will arrive at tho goal of success
ahead of your competitors. A striking ex-
ample Of the value of this preccpt is found
in the case of Mr. p. p. Toalc, Of Charles
ton, S. c., a plain mechanic, who has made
himself the head ofH large mandatory of
doors. snshes and blinds.
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Call on him at once

A MAN WITH A SNAKY ARM IN
CARROLL CouNTY.-The day being
warm and the bridge keeper at Mcore's
being very laxative, after our arrival we
made a brief halt. The right arm of
this unfortunate gentleman is a curiosity.
From birth to this hour, it has ever ex-
hibited the movements aud contortions of
the snake. After a brief reference to
this fact, he seized it Will, his left hand,
aud while f%orc-fnger was moving to aud
fro like a serpent, he babe us touch it,
and no sooner had we obcycd than il
spraag at us like a serpent ger ating with.
in us a nervousness, while the snaky
hand seemed content, aud began to coil
up quietly, as if conscious of victory
Norman Herald.
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SheriR's Sales.

By virtue of sundry writs of Fl. ia. to me
directed l will sci, to the highest bidder,
at 0rangeburg Court House, OH the first
Monde in May ncx,, for cash, all the
right, tAAe and interest of the Defendants
in the following property, viz
l. One tract of land containing "a acres
more or less, bounded north and west by
Col. D. Shuler's land. south by Homestead,
and east by lands of Mrs. Elizabeth Bull.
2. One tract containing 1:9 acres more or
less, bounded north by Homestead. south by
Cantey Branch, east by John Griiin's land,
anu west by Col. ID. Shulcr.
All situate in St. Matthews Parish. on
waters Of Providence Swamp. Levied on as
the property of David Bull ut the suit of X
w. Bates, Guardian.
ALSO
One tract of land containing 100 acres
more or loss, in St. Matthews Parish, on ia.
Three Chop Rond, bounded by lands of 7. W.
Fogt, Estate OF Smell and others. Levied on
rs the property OF H.. +. Parlor ut the suit OF
r. W. Bates, Guardian.
Sheriii7s Office, II. RIGGS,
Orangeb"rgC Z. H., s. C.,,} s.. o.
April Il, 1871.
apl s I'd
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: How BUTTERFLIES CANE TO BE
MADE.-Whcn Jupiter and Juno's we'd
dug was solemnized of old, the gods
were all invited to the feast, and many
noblemen besides. Amongst the rest
came Crysalus, a Persian Prince, brave
ly attended, rich in golden a~ttires, in
gay robes, with g majestical presence,
but otherwise an ass. The gods seeing
him come in such pomp and state, rose
up to give him place, but Jupiter, per.
cciying what he was-a light, fantas,ical
idle fellow-turned him and his proud
followers into butterflies, and so they
continue sill, for aught l know to the
contrary, rowing about in pied coats, and
are called "GhrysaIides," by the wiser
sort of men-that is, golden outsides,
drones, flies and things OF no worth.
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s Il e @ RS
UNADULVERATED ALE AND
Id GER BEER.

AGER BEER. CONTAINING COPE
IL RAS and ALE doctorel with Salt, Lime
and Alum, are the latest adulteratioos dis
covered in New-York.
Professor Mapes of New-Yorh, analysed
the Beer from u dozen different Brewerics,
and all were found adulterated with noxious
substance. 1t is said, that the sale of Drugs
to Brewers. is n profitable part OF the trade.
This is perfectly infamous Cocculus indicus
fish berry, nux-yomica. (dog button) from
which strychnine is obtained, are some of
the delectable Substances found in Beer.
These are poten. poisons, and the Brewer
found using them should be drowned at once
in ono of his W watts.
L. ST. am willing TO be drowned in my
own watts, il any impurities should be foun,i
in my Rosy
l shall continue 10 make a healthful
Beverage, SO that it may be drank by tie
most delicate without the least danger.
JOHN c. SEEGERS, Columbia. s. C.
For sale in Orangeburg by the cask or
otherwisc, by MERONEY & sam.
Jan ly
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NGTgGEsEe lInlaarfner-
IN SHIP lstcly existing bet " DIR. Is.
MANLY SIluLER and The UNDERSIGNED,
under thc Firm Name of DUKES x SHU-
LEi, was DISSOLVED on the 3Oth day of
March last, by the death of DR.. Shulcr. All
persons INDEBTED to the said FIRM, viii
make PAYMENT. and all persons having
DEMANDS against the said FIRM will pre-
sent the same, properly a%ticsiod, to the I'M
dersigned. or to DR.. y. c. DUNES, at the
place Of business of the said Firm.
j. w II. DUKES,
apl l3-it Suryivin G, Partner.
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AIAaM OF Fnn.-Yesteraay morn.

ALARM OF FIaE.-Yesterday morn
ing about three o'clock, our quiet Town
was aroused by the cry of sire" Soon
the bella we're ringing ont their notes
Of alarm and amongst them, the small
dinner bell Mt the DANES could be heard
with d~cstinctness. II was soon asccrs
tanned that the tire was on the promises
of Mr.. e. w. Fem near the Claain
University. 1t was supposed to have
originated in the fowl-house' which to-
gethcr with q COW stable was entirely
destroyed.
Our gallant fireman were promptly on
the spot, aud prevented the further
progress ofthe famcs.
We learn, that after this was all over
tho different Companies were the recipi
ents of some warm stuff" to keep the
inner man sscool" at the LIST Assistant
Chief Briggmaun's store.
Who wouldn't be a fireman?
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!. Next MoNDXx will be saleday, and

fN~FLE-E~. ~ - -
NEXT MONDAY will be salcday, and
also the day on which the Delegates to
she May Convention will be elected.
We hopait NAs nd q oae-eiasd affair,
but that all classes will be represented.
All men who have identified themselves
with this State, and intend to make it
their homes, are vitality interested in its
prosperity; and We would say to the
people, let this be q movement in which
to'redress their wrongs as citizens of the
commonwealth, and not as a political
party.
= "a ~. sL..-aeFFr~ 81 ..L4 he
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-04-29

How AN INsURGENr GENERAL Met
DEArH-Gen. Henry, who had com
manded an insnrgens legion when cap
tured near Chatillon, and had previous.
ly for a short time acted as commander.
in.chief of the insurgents, on being in.
formed by his captors that he had but n
short time to live, sud : ~ have fought
for u cause that / believe a good one. L
know the fate that awaits me | have
no regrets. My mother Is at Sisterton.
l pray you inform her what has taken
place." Henry was about twenty-five
years old, and was recently a student in
the School of Fine Arts. Before he
was shot ne was asked if ne would like
to see a priest, and one of the bishops
chaplaius offered his services. Henry
refused to see hi..I. He was then asked
if he would like to see a Protestant pas
!ear.. He replied "No:I believe in no
God-none Of US do; we are Of the uni
versal and atheistical republic. Why
should i waste my tine by seeing any
priest ?"
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-04-29
NOTICE.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Orangeburg, S. G.. April 81, 1871.

Ornngeburg, s. c.. April 81, 1871.
IN ACCORDANCE with can Act to define
the jurisdiction and duties of the County
Commissioners" passed the twenty-sixth
day of September, A.. d.. 1868, and "An Act'
amendatory thereto, passed March 9th, 1871,
and pursuant to Resolutions passed by the
Board of County Commissioners of Orange
burg. NOTICE Is hereby given that PROPO-
SAILS for REPAIRING the "Willow Swamp
Bridge" on the Holman Bridge Road, and
for REPAIRING the CAUSwAY and HOL-
Low BRIDGES leading TO he Neg Bridge"
in the Fork OF the Edistos, will be received at
this Office. All Proposals mnst 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 TASSEIL,
apl 22-5t G.. b.. c. G..