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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-18
Cen.erva.,ve ssess,nr Z, Russcll.

AT a meeting Of. the Conservative party,
held at Russell Court-house on w edneSqay,
the 9th day ef August, 1871 lbstng court 9F-
day, and each township OF said county sbe-
lux reDresented), for The purpose Eoi ap-
pointing delegates TO the Conseryafsve S!ate
Convention, to be held In the city Of Rlch.
mond on the 30tb inst, FtT
was called to the chair, and j. q. Gent was
appointed secretary. 81, ..-,.sss..
fhe object of the meeting having been
explained by the ehairman,
on motion OF VIM. B. Aston, the chair
man proceeded to appoint q committee,
consisting of two members from, each tOSvn.
ship, for the purpose OF selecting suitable
persons to attend said Convention. and
thereupon the following committee wassap-
pointed, viz G. Il. Cowan, Wilson Elliott,
VIM. II. B. White, j., II. A. Smith, Charles
johnson, j. NJ. Kendrfck, A. Nj. Lee, Geo.
Banner, VIM. r. Harry. SAINT T. Munsey,
Geo. W. johnson. and VIM. N. Gray.s. >
Whereupon said committee made the fol-
proved by said meeting, viz: 80
Lebanon T'o,onship.- John F. cElhenny,
and IT. P. Thomas alternate. g.,
Eur Garden Io.ensh,p.-J. "a. A.. Smith,
aud B. j. Fuller alternate.
Neu Garden I'o,1nship.-Wm. j. Ken
drick, and j. T. Howard alternate.
Castle,oood's Toecnship.-Col. A. NJ. Lee,
and G. C.. Gose alternate.
Copper Creek To,onship.-Jack, Carter,
md VIM. A. Gray alternate.
!, Moccasin Io,onship.-Jos. G. Fugate, and
A. p. Gilmer, Esq, alternate.
On notion, 1T was resolved that the Alb
ingdon Virginian and Richmond papers be
requested to publish the proceedings of
this meeting. ar ~, - ! :
!. On motion, the meeting then adjourned
to meet here on the first day Of next Sep
TENDER court. DALE CATER, Chm'n.
j. @. Gent, Sec'y.
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FOFesTn sCAmPs ON 1aMpOrted Goods.
New York, Aug. TIA suit was com
menced to-day in the United States District
Court to determine the question whether
manufacturers should not be recognized by
the United States authorities without the
payment of any additional duty by i'm
DOrterS.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
, rrvpu FROM MATTHEW'S.

,.,,cr Go operation OF Disciples Old Viz
~,.,, Hc.pitaiity Conservative Meeting :
r,,e Crops Session Of County Court, Judge
Presiding "Blcw for Hess :"
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Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA, N. Y, Aug. H.-Tammany
won the steeple chase time, 6:15. Rich
ards'S bay tilly won the Re ntucky stakes ::
time, 1:27h. Climax won the selling race !:
time 3:11S
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letter from Caroline County.

TCorle poncencc Of he Richmond Dispatch.1
MILFORD, August Il, 1871.
There was large meeting Of the citizens
of Caroline at our Monday count, the
several Conservative candidates for the
State Senate from this district being in at
tendance. Speeches were made by Lieut..
GOV. Marye, MessrS. Hudgin, Queesinbury,
and Scott. of Caroline, and Colonel Rich
ardsoD, of Hanover, to au appreclative
audience, frequent applause following the
happy hits OF the speakers. Nominations
will be made at our next September court.
Crops are generally very good. The
farmers anticipate a better yield than. at
any season since the war, with the excep-
ton of the one of 1855. &
Anegro boy nam Goodloe was drowned
few days since whilst bathing with some
companions in . pond near Bowling Green.
The body has been recovered.
learn that Dir. John FrantZ, Jr., one Of
our most respected northern settlers, whilst
on his return home from court, was knocked
down, cut very severely, and robbed Of
what money was on his person. He has
been unable to identify the robbers so far,
but they will probably be apprehended
before they remain at large very long.
Frantz is now improving. S.
HEAVY RoBBERY-AfTest of the Alleged
Thiet-His Conamittal.-On Tuesday night
last the house Of Taylor IL Mclaughlin,
near News Ferry, was burglariously enter
cd and robbed Of certificates of deposit and
other valuable papers amounting In value
to the sum of nearly eight thousand dol
lars. AS soon as the discovery Of the theft
was made energetic measures were put into
operation to secure the arrest OF the sus-
pected thief, and which resulted In the cap.
ture Of one William Curtis after severe
struggle, during which several shots were
fired. ss,s-s,s
The prisoner (Curtis--a shoemaker by
trade, and hail;ng from the city Of Rich
mond) was on the next day taken before
Justice Mills, who, after n Investigation,
sent the prisoner to Jail to await the action
Of the next grand jury. He WAS duly de-
liyered to the jailer or Wednesday night
by Constable j. II. rRodden.
Curtis claims to have received during the
struggle for his capture a ball in his arm.
DR.. Melvin visited him the day after bis in
generation, but found no bali, although
there was wound, and 1t il possible il was
the result OF some other cauae.--HdttfdI
Record. rs,
hw.xx A ~ A. I,~ . .~SarHE
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Baltimore Cattle and Sheep Market.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 17.-Cattle dull and lower
very best sale to- day, 4d@5bc.; first quality. 81
@i5c.; medium 3s@D4Sc; ordinary, 3@33c.; re-
ceipts, $50 sales, sS7. Sheep duh, except good
TT. " hsch are 10 fair demand: fair to good, &4G
$t75; good to extra, $4.Ts@$5.25; receipts, 5,59z.
ceipts, 3.lO7.
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&a "a 80
-AS noAO-UE ana after Jul Y asrG.a ISL. -
r.,,,. GOING wEsr. g. Is -''A'fs
,,or1 a No. tThrousn Fsnsfn, esv, srsv,s fsyrh
ona nsiy tsxcepa sandaysS "a ~ ~ feayea
Ia =. 81 q as a. NJ; arrives & afeensboso's 6
req saiis lniiisas a.ss 4
y, TAN 20. u ti4ynehsurs Fre,,n. e,
~ lea 1ea Hicarnond st sos p Al ss,Syes
TIN sspuTg " = A. Do tSaD daS Is cerfetl =
,stcbmoaJ ALT Iafoagh al ana Express} leaves
dai,y AZ iS.ss 10y =. ~ 4. d. leaves Danyille
alias a. u. - ~ ufSScaAGOto. o&li3
GOING EAET
Ss3g ~ 9 dsily ut Use r.. n. Ieaves DsnyfiIe
sda ~ lo;ls z. H.; arrives as Ricmond dsily q
1T Tss.n Re, Through Passenscrl iesyes ar.ans.
S.nut9Ia except sundays3 at Ii: os a.. nj. ;ieayes
?. Al III 4. ID arrives as Richmond at ga
;7 Train Nc; 70 Gynehburx PASSENGER, leave.
" ~; arrives at Rici,nond nj p n. .es.Ao
4 Ian 10. tLynch3u rg Freight and Accdmmo.
SS,,L,onj' JeVe3 ynchbprK Ia. 10 r. An AYrjras ne
NaSn nu o:ia A. N (Slndaye excepted) 60 -
-rri N0s. land II connectat Greens 6oro, with
South. as nAaH0So tor al poinU
Trains Mes o and L. connect IL Bnrhsv,,la
Rnioasa S On At!snt,cS MUsaiesiupis and ilhio
nS nSi al poinss southwest and koutS.
soafhyesS can b e 70 =. points south and
stcbnond, sind Of K. F. WALKSRs ssn SI ne ~
ishsIc, Alissfssippt and Ohio raiinoas NJ J,sr
Sisih street, Richmond 'A',' Nv nv. i'|e
,cSss MAJ nave arrangements to advertise the
sboVc. - siis eo a5HSy yiii please print %
n A. :, General Fteis ht and Tfcgef Arsnt
=. ~. ~. LALCOFT, Eng'r and Sups, yasi IN n ~
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LluISYIULE KY.

AUG. 14,-The MAJ kes has ben steadily and
slowly advancing throushout the W ek, and eloses
very firm at the quotations given below. TIE adj
vance is equal " r.. on leaf and A0sc. on Tugs,
and the demand Continues very strong. The re-
ceipte Are Ugh buT sIrfve In good condition. The
at rFa-s..rE 81 -. r-s.s ~ t
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CLARKE CoUNTY.-At county conven-
ton held ut Berryville on Monday last the
Clarke Conservatives adopted the primary
election system for the selection of a can
didate for the House of Delegates. They
favored a convention to choose candidate
for the State Senate, and provided for the
election of three delegates from each town.
ship to meet the delegates from Frederick
and Warren in Winchester ON the 18th Of
OCTOBER Winchester Times. -.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC, AUGUST Is 1871.
5nn r!Ees. Noon sets. g. 80
Sun sets .........-... al High tide. 600

PORT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST IT, ISL.
ARRIVED, lJgs
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford. Norfolk, mer.
chandise and passengers, l.. Il. Tatnm d CO.
Steamer VIM. z. Clyde, Roberts, New York
merchandise and passengers, Virginia Steamship
and Packet Company. ~ !. l4fsE ~
Steamer Isaac Bell Brakeman. New York, mef..
oh ndise and passengers, John w. Wyatt.
Schooners Nellie Brown, Higgins and Fanny
Heating, Kane, Kennebec river, ice, Mcaowan &
Lamktn. 49, so E5.asSa
schooner J: 81. Gallagher. Boyle, PhilsdsIphta,
Schooner Breeze, Nelson, New York, pig iror j
Schooner General Grant, Colburn, New York,
iron, Tredegar Company.
SAILED, .,t.ssS53 Ss..ttssssgss& 4
steamer Palisade, Nelson, Chlckahominy, mer-s
chandise and passengers. - q
CLEARED. 81
Brig Walth,m. Pas;hal, Rio Grauds do Sui. Z
flour, Haxsil, Crensbaw, IL Co. ,$<stt
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[sECoND DrsPATcH.]
The Prisoners Bailed.

NEW YORK, Aug. 17.-Judge Sutherland
has admitted the .Westfeld prisoners to
bail. Vanderbilt, president, in the sum of
S25, 900; BREASTED, superintendent and Rob-
insoD, engineer, in the sum of $40, 900 each,
George Law becoming bondsman.-
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1871. 1871.
scur SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
SC6 Ed U LIE dIChmUND1 rHEiippyCru-
1877 l.
1871
SUMMER AnRAupr.s,,xi,,,,

a, sN.aASks nhhAn6EAEET.s4 5',4ess
81 e l. dlChmOND D., rHEISHpyruu
huha ,A AM POTOMAC ROUTE. GoiNS
INTO kFEaCFJUNE /, ISL. ="
and sth streets, a3 follows go y fs-Hs-D51u
h h. pay TAIN oaiiy AZ $40 A. NJ. Arrives
10 washington at 2:G, Baltimore (excent m
Sundaysl sc 2:i5. Pb1la elphia at s:l5. and Nav
0rk at l9:aoP Z. al. TRE SAID q DAY. >''''
:. Inc Inc 3 CHIT TRAIN daily texcept on sundays)
), The DAY TRAIN arrives in Richmond At au7
;, The NIGHT TRAIN arrives in Richmond
talGndays excepted) at a:3e A. d. asgIit =, -
Ihe hSCOMAUDa1i0a.T TAIN for Nilfor
leaves Broad-2treet Depot daily tsundays ex-
A. nj, :, - -'sS>1- S - -
;. The FREIGHT TRAINS leave ON Tuesdays and
FrldsyS at 6.45 A. e. = -
THku Uah TICKETS aud THROUGH BAG
GAGE CHECKS 10 all principal points North.
East, and West. 80 -. -
Company's offices, corner Brosd and 9Th streets
Tickea Office, corner Byrd and sth streets.
31n -. 80 j. b. EESTEY,
aeuerI Ticket Agent.
e. 7. ID. ATERs, General Sup't. % FOL
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Te,e~raonic SUMMARY

The President has recognized Emilia Be-
Zelle as Nicaraguan consul at New Orleans.
Mr.. Brunot declines to accept the Indian
COmmissionership.
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PETERSBURG, VA.

AUGUST ls.-Sales at the Exchange yesterday
OF 40 hhds. Market steady az previous quota
tions-say Fair TO good shipping $40. 5o@Si2 50 {;
Of leaf, $s@$aso; Tugs, fine SIG %; fair to good,
al, ?5@S675; common Iugs, $s75@ss so; bright
sl5@$.5 Tor fair good fine, $3s08o.
LYNCHBURG, Va.
AUGUST ls.-Inspec.ed week ending August 70.
s,S hhds insLectei week ending August s. zG5
hhds.-increae this werk, So hhds. Boxes re-
ceiyed this WI elk, 10i boxes received last week,
s5-1ncrease this week. boxes. l,l25 loose lots
last week weighing 225,ooo pounds; 800 loose lots
this week, Weighing lsS. 90 pJunds-decrease this
week, ~, 600.
Tie fJIlowing quotations are for loose tobacco.
Prizs I'd tobacco, good weights, @l0Si.so u 100 IDS.
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Tr,e aIa,,aa: n aair0ir,sd llal,IaIlaasstaer.

& BANGOR. ME-, Aug fifth eOrQless
verdict ia the Maine Cen ajlrcad disase
and employers for the imperfect inspection
Of structures;
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HEAVY BUSINESS ON THE ATLANTIC, Mis-
srssIpPI AND OHIO RAILRoAD.-We are III
formed that d urge number OF passengers
are transported daily across the line of the
Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad,
and that the freight business of that road Is
unprecedented for this season of the year,
The company is taxed to the fullest extent
OF its rolling stock to convey the cotton,
tobacco, and other freights moving east
aud the merchandise that is being shipped
west, across the line. Trains are sent out
constantly night and day. and the officers
In charge of transportation are hept con-
tinually busy.-Ietersburg Inder.
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F1ENDlsu MuRDER.-We learn from a
gentleman from Manassas that most fiend-
Ssh murder was perpetrated by a negro
named Jake Weir, at that place, on Tues
dav evening last. 1t seems that Weir and
his victim, Ben. johnson, had slight diff.
Guilty some days ago, about some trivial
matter. and on the day of the murder John
son visited Manassas with lot of yegeta-
bles for sale, and. after disposing Of them,
started home, but stopped near the village
and seated himself on the railroad to count
his money. While thus engaged Weir
came up, and seizing u stake from fence
near by, struck johnson on the head. fell
ing him to the earth, and continued the
blows until life was entirely extinct. The
murderer was arrested, and coroner's
jury empanelled, before whom the above
facts were elected. The murderer was
committed to the Jail of Prince William
county to await trial.-Lynch6urg Neaos.
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HORRIBLE ACOIDRNT.-Two men employ
ed in quarry near the Chain bridge, on
the Virginia side of the Potomac, met with
fatal accident yesterday. They were en-
gagged in drilling when a large mass of rock
became loosened and fell, crushing them to
death. Fifty tons of rock must have fallen
upon their bodies. They had previously
been cautioned by the foreman about their
work. After much labor the remains were
reached, but were unrecogniZable from
having been crushed out of all senblance
to humanity. The sight was sickening in
the extreme, and the poor remnants OF the
unfortunate men were gathered up and
removed to their homes, about five miles
up the river. The names Of the parties
were Charles Elliott (white) and Frank
Harper (colored).-Alerandr1G Gazette.
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OFFICE OF THE ALABAMA and EHATTAaooGAl
RAILROAD COMPANY.
NEW ROUTE FROM THE NORTH
AND EAST TO THE SOUTH AND

SOUTHWEST.
The Al A Hh ala AaD CHATTANOOGA
KALI SuAD, extending from Chattanooga, Ten
nesee, 10 meridhn, mississippi, Is completed, and
forms with It's connections the ltt go
SdOkTEsT ALL-RAIL LINE
from Portland, Boston, Eew York, Philadelphia,
baltimore, ashington, Richmond, Lynchburx,
anu chattanooga, to Meridian, Mobile, New Or.
leans, jackson, ylcksburg, and ali southwestern
cities
TIE road-bed is in splendid condition and the
equipment perfect.
rullman's Palace Day and Sleeping Oars are to
DC run via This route rom Lyncnberg to Mobile
and New Orleans without change.
Purchase tickets wa the Alabama and Chatta.
noosa railroad, and secure the quickest time and
most comforts. g..a s . -...gt
The attention or freight shippers Is called TO
this ROME as Offering the advantages of speedy
Transit between the north and south, with rates
always Us low as by any other rDute.
Mark ship freight and procure bills OF lndtnx
via the Alabama and Chattanooga railroad.
,...,. .ts, ,t.:f. WA. KEARY, - ''SA.
General Freight and Ticket Agent,
Tt,yg. Chattanooga, Tenn.
800 + J.. q. STANTON,
.t i!ys. General Superintendent,
te ISM itl .Chausn1ORa, Tenn.
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ORDAIEgD.--At the meeting of the Appo-
mattpx Baptist Association, 4 few days ago,
the Rev. q. Ellyson WIS OF dained as a reg
ular minister OF that observation-disclosures
tsrsbEry Indes.
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We are pleased to. notics that the signs OF
comprehenslye improvements in Richmond
are becoming more apparent every day.
I,ap!talists from a distance are Aberaily IN
yesting in real. estate, and numbes Of lour
aud fiYe-stpry mar Dle-front business nouses
som why Richmond should not become one
NJ !, he Greatest manufacturing and CONNER
cial centres Ia the United States. say
commercial. for the uiaeturing inter-
ests. fliilys deyelo will draw commerce
as certain as the laws Of trade are 1rFeyersl,
lble. We feel anxious about eYerytnlps
N.1at III calculated I'd cont ribute 70 fns peati''
tiful and hospitable capital Of the Sta '' Or
YQlIey Pirgt,Raf. Tia:
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Tobacco Markets.
RICHMOND.

Tobacco Markets.
RICHMOND.
AUG. 1.-THE market continues very animated,
ard prices Gtm, with an upward tendency.
Dark Shipping.
Lugs, common to medium .......... S5.B@se.75
Lugs, gool TO fue................... 7.oC0O g. 90
Leaf common to medium. ......... 8.0G&D 90
Leaf good TO fine. S.50@QI3.00
Leaf extra continen tai. .......,... 12.0O@l5.00
Leaf, English shipping ............. a000l2.to
Dark Manufacturing.
Lugs, common to good. ............ G.00@9 500
Leaf, common to good.............. g.500l200
Sun Cured.
Yun-curad Jugs. .,,......,...,...... SCOOPS. 90
Sun-cured leaf ....................-. 10 oo@3o.oO
Bright Manufacturing and Smoking.
r ugs, common to good. ........... s.OO015.oo
J,ups extra smoking. ...........,., 20 .000Q4O.00
Leaf common to medium ...,... l2.o0025.00
Leaf good to flne................ so.00a17o.oo
Leaf extra ..................,.... 75.ooGll90.e0
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TIE DRouGHT.-The crops are suffering
in all directions. The corn and tobacco
crops are materially damaged in almost this
entire region. In franklin county the
drought has been more severe than with us.
and still continues. During recent visit
to that county we saw but one promising
field of corn, and not a single lot of average
tobacco Chatham Tribune.
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Il, EN- Nv a L.. ]
-:-s'...s, DR.. w. W. PARKER i
has removed hts office and residence from tho Wall
en.ine House to the northwest corner of Frsnks
lin and 9th streets. an 1I-dlw !.
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REM

RICHMOND, Aug. ~. ISL
DEMDVAL.-From and after this qate
II we Will tie found at our new lumber yaIo tn
oh street, south side OF Basin, between BYRD ana
Arch streets and resp scrfBlty invite the pubic 70
call ane examine our large and varied STOCK o.
= an i1.iw IL Z.W.PICKRELL & co.
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& REroRT.-A vague rumor was af1oat
yesterday to the effect that General Ma
hone had succeeded In negotiating loan
of eight million dollars with some English
capitalists, with which he would proc eed
with the work on the Virginia and Ken
lucky Railroad,
The officials of the Atlantic, Mississippi
and Ohio Company here know nothing in
the world of any such transaction, and the
report is probably canard, which we refer
to merely as one of the flying rumors of the
street. IndeC.
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ONE OyTHE MOST sALEABLE BOOKS OF
TIE SEASON.

THE VISITORS, GUIDE TO RICHMOND
AND VICINITY,
Embracing sketch of the city; notices OF alithe
principal places ofinterest and historic note ?
dIrectory OF the churches, charitable
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The work is embenished with an engraved title
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DRoUaHT.-We hear very discouraging
reports from the corn crops in the south.
western counties Of the State, and many OF
the fields on the line of the Virginia and
Tennessee railroad are said to be entirely
ruined by the dry weather. A gentleman
writing from Goshen Bridge, Roekbrldige
tie better there. We hope, however, the
ravages of the drought have been over
ated.-Lunchhtlrd RennbLicdn. =.
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Rocks. STATIONERY, &c.

NJ OW READ VI
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Price, FIFTY GENTS. Liberal discounts 10 the
trade. 80 ~ : St -
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WANTS.

competent, live, and en-
w ergetic TEACHES, who Is Wiling 10 go
west and hecc me ASSOCIATE PRINCIPAL In
good school, can hear of good place by address
Ing Immediately, JOHN ID. HARVEY.
an IS 1t Lewis burg w. Va.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-06-10
SOMETHING WORTH Knowing

"SoMETHING WORTH KNOWING. -
This is the i,cadlng oi mir. u. Geo. use $
advertisement in to.days NEWS. Mr.
V. proposes to deliver all goods purchas-
ed from Elm, free of charge, to any part
of the Town. This will be an accomola-
ton to our many housekecpers. 1t is
an expense to Mr. Vosc; but as nothing
bat q goahea dativeness is his nature, he
knows it will pay him in the long run.
He has on hand at all times large and
fresh supply Of Family Groceries of all
sorts. We could not recommend pur-
chasers to better place. Mr.. Vosc is
not afraid of printers ink. and we are
really rejoiced to know that he is not
for it pays him and-it pays us too. See
his advertisement.
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UNADULTETeATED ALE AND
l. "a Ek FER.

AGER BEER. CONTAINING CGPPE-
"a ""i Af i>-',.-~.i ,.;,h C"n i:...
and Alum, are the latest adulteratioos dis
covered in New-York
Professor Mapes of Ncw-York. analy zed
the Beer from dozen different Brewcrics.
and all were found adultcrated with noxious
substance. II is said, that the sale of Drugs
10 Brewers, is n profitable part of the trade
This is perfectly infamous Cocoulus indicus
fish berry, nux-yomica dog button) from
which strychnine is obtained, are some of
the dclectablc substances found in Beer
These arc potent poisons. and the Brewer
found using them should be drowned nj once
III one OF his own vats
p. 81 am willing to be drowned in inv
own watts, if any impurities should be found
in my Beer.
shall continue to make heal,hful
Beverage, SO tina, it may be drank hy the
most delicate without the least danger
JOHN G. SEEGERS, Columbia, s. c.
For sale in Ornngcburg by the cask or
otherwise, 10y MEKoNEY & sam
jan ly
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-06-10
GRAND 81 CoScrRr annoupc

GRAND CoNoERT.-As announced
the concert, in aid of the funds for
purchasing the organ for the P,esby.
terian Church, viii take place, on
Thursday evening next, at Stockcr's
HAIL.
The. celebrated ':Anvil Chorus" from
"It gTrovatorc"r will be rendered with
full chorus and orchestra, and with
anvil accompaniment. A variey of Solos,
. fiJs,. 33;a;ar::eets::ss =33;a;ar::eets::s and choruses will be
sung Programmes distributed on the
evening of Concert. Tickets for sale at
all the stores. We would advise all to
purchase tickets before hand, as the
crowd will render it inconv enient to get
them ut the door at
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-06-10

IMPORTANT TO MERCHANTS "A
communication received to day by one
of our merchants, from j. +. Thames
Esq, Transportation Agent of S. C. h
r, informs tho merchants generally of
and near Orangeburg, that a car will be
left hcre every Tuesdoy and Friday for
the special accommodation of shippers OF
poultry, eggs and produce, which hereto.
fore went down by the night train
This change is very desirable, and does
away with the inconvenience of waiting,
until ~ o'clock at night to forward live
freight during the busy seas on it will pay
both the road and shippers.