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naval forces as shall be necessary for
the purpose of suppressing such lnsur-
rection, or causing the law to be exc,
euted; and, whereas, have received
information that combinations OF armed
men, unauthorized by law, are now
disturbing the peace and safety OF citl-
zens of the State of South Carolina,
and committing acts OF violence
in said State. OF character and to an
extent which renders the power OF the
State and its officers unequal to the
task of protecting life and property and
securing public order therein; and
whereas, the Legislature Of said state
is not now in session and cannot be con-
vened in time to meet the present emer
gency, and the Executive OF said State
has therefore made application to me
for such part of the military force OF
the United States as may be necessary
to protect said State and the citizens
thereof against domestic violence here
inbefore mentioned, and to enforce the
due execution of the laws and whereas,
the laws of the United States require
that whenever it may be necessary, IN
the judgment of the President, to
use military force for the purr-
pose aforesaid. he shall forthwith
by proclamation command such IN
surgents to disperse and retire peaceably
to their respective abodes, within a linn
tied time.
Now, therefore, I, Ulysses S. Grant,
President of the United States, do here
by command the persons comprising
the unlawful combinations aforesaid to
disperse and retire peaceably to their
respective abodes within twenty days
from this date.
In witness whereof, have hereunto
set my hand and caused the seal Of the
United States to be affixed. Done in
the city of Washington, this the 24th
day of March, in the year Of our Lord
eighteen hundred and seventy-one, and
of the independence Of the United
States the Goth.
rSigned1 US. GRANT.
Bv the President: HAMILTON Fish,
Secretary Of State.
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CINCINNATI.
Senator sherman Makes q State
ment.

senator sherman Makes q state
ment.
CINCINNATI, O., March 24.-The En-
quirer this morning publishes letter
from Senator Jno. Sherman in reply to
recent illusions in that paper to the i'm
preston that that Senator had made his
politician connections highly lucrative
business. He says he is not richer,
considering the increased value OF prop.
erty, than when he became Senator.
A very small fraction Of one million
would cover all he is worth. He says be
never was pecuniarily interested in any
question, bill, or matter before Con-
gress, and invites Mr.. Farran to visit
his home at Mansfield, where he would
show him all he there possessed, and
render full account of all he had else
where; and ifhe could not account for
all without being suspicioned Of re-
ceiving bribes, gifts or stealing, he Far
ran, } could repeat the baseless accusa-
ton with an easy conscience.
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BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

Gold closed in New York, yesterday,
at Ill.
Judge otto, assistant Secretary OF the
Interior, has resigned. .
The San Domingo speech Mr.. Sum.
nor intends to deliver Monday will oc'
cnpy about three hours.
fire broke out in Leopold x Bro. &
.,h;net shop on Lorain street, Cleve.
Iand Yesterday morning, damaging it
and adjoining buildings to the amount
=, s;sht or ten thousand dollars.
James HALEY, an old gentleman Of
II wears. while crossing the railroad
,rack near Howard, Illinois, on horse
hack Thursday afternoon, was run
over bv passing train and torn in
pieces. y -
larse meeting was held at Ottawa,
Illinois, Thursday evening, at which the
Msyor presided Speeches were made
and resolutions passed in favor of re-
moving the State Capital from Spring
field 10 Peoria. .
Thomas Preble, son OF the senior
rartner of the firm OF Preble d Fisher,
n new Richmond, Ohio, was caught on
Wednesday by a belt attached to a
rIaning machine, and was carried
around with such velocity that his legs
and arms were threshed into shreds,
and the man almost instantly killed.
The committee on Judiciary have
made a report to the Pennsylvania
Senate relative to the coal trouble.
The committee are of opinion that the
system of arbitration, which has pro-
Inced such valuable results in England,
should be given an immediate trial by
it> application to the entire anthracite
coal regions.
The FreLch relief committee Of New
York have received voluminous cores
pondrnce from France, detailing the
suffering OF the people during the pro-
sress of the war, and the many trials to
which they were subjected. Yesterday
the committee forwarded to the London
distributing committee f2O00, making a
total OF fl5,O00, exclusive Of e2OOO
sent direct to Washburne, United States
MIni-ter at Paris.
At the session OF the Fenian Conven-
ton in New York Friday, telegram
was received from General Halpine, re-
sretting inability to attend, and author
.zing his name to be continued on the
register of the Fenian Brotherhood.
The committee on Organization was in
-tructed to wait on . ODonovan Rosa
and other exiles and again invite their
cooperation in efforts TO effect union
Of all Irish nationalists. Military az
fairs OF the Brotherhood are to be well
considered .. .-. ....
4 few days since, at High Prairie
near Leavenworth. Kansas, while John
Gulf was engaged in cleaning out a
well, the walls caved in and buried him
deep in the earth. Everybody suppos
ed he was crushed to death, and the
process of digging out was very slow.
Five days after the accident he was
reached and found 10 be alive. As soon
as he was taken out he declared himself
all right. lie drank glass Of whisky,
ale some food and smoked cigar. Sew
cral hours after he commenced sinking
and soon died without struggle.
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Suicide

Mr. John Seibert who resided in the
iCwer =. end of the county, near McCoy's
ferry, committed suicide last Saturday
morning by drowning himself in the
totomac rlver. No cause was assigned
lor committing the act. A twin brother
Of the deceased ended his existence,
lew years since, in the same manner,
gsvlng no cause for his action-Nep
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ST. LOUIS.
Visitors i'm the City-FOurth 4. =. In
fantry.

VISITORS in the City-FOurth L. -. In
fantry.
ST Louis. March 24.-The insurance
on the Union Iron Works, burned in
South st. Louis yesterday, was 1866,
IN equal amounts in the Enterprise, of
Philadelphia, Security and Excelsior,
New York, St. Paul, Minnesota, and
Norwich, Connecticut.
delegation of the City Council Of
Memphis witnessed test of the steam
ire engines Yesterday, which was
satisfactory to them. They will make
further examination of the working Of
the Fire Department and municipal
AFFAIRS Of the city generally and leave
'or home this afternoon. ls-s.V-
The public school superihtendents Of
Milwaukee, Chicago, Detroit and To
Iedo, are looking into the operation OF
our public school system. They will
he Joined by superintendent from other
places today. - % go
Company D, Fourth U. S. Infantry,
tn route for Paducah, Ky, arrived here
from the Northern Plains. The entire
regiment, which has been stationed at
posts on and north of the Union Pa.
cine railroad the past four years, is now
en- route for service in Kentucky and
lenneSsee.
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ciary committee to prepare a bill to
suppress Ku-Klux disorders,
Mr.. Cole moved to postpone its con-
sideration, in order to proceed with the
pending deficiency appropriation bill.
Adopted.
Without disposing of the bill the
Senate, after q brief executive session,
adjourned till tomorrow. -
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s L Il @ Il RS
UNADULVGRsAI "a aA1a a Nas
Ia e Err SEER.

II AGER BEER. CONTAINING COPPE-
4 RAS and ALE doctored with Salt, Lime
and Alum, are the latest adulteratfoos dis
covered in New-YorK.
Professor Mapes of Ncw-York, analyzed
The Hecr from dozen different Breweres,
and all were found aiuteratcd with noxious
substance. 1t is saLl that The sale of Drugs
10 Brewers, is a profitable part of the trade.
This is perfectly infamous Cocculus indins
(i1h berry, nux-votAiea. (dog buttohI from
which strychnine is obtained, are some of
he delcctabe substances found in Beer!
rae'e are potent poisons, and the Brewer
round using them should be drowned at once
in one of his own watts.
T.. 81 am willing to he drowned in my
own yats, if any impurities should be found
ia my Beer
shall continue to make hcalthfnl
Beverage, so that it may he dyank by the
most delicate without the least danger
JOHN g. SEEGERS, Columbia, 5. C.
For sale in 0ran2cburg by the cask or
otherwise, by MERoNEY s sam.
jan Iy
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NOTICE.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

orangeburg, S. c.. April 81, 1871.
IN ACCORDANCE with "An Act to define
the jurisdiction and duties ef the County
Commissioners, passed the twenty sixth
day Of September, 4. u. 1868, end '.An Act
amendatOry 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 "Willow Swamp
Bridge on the Holman Bridge Road, and
for REPAIRING the CAUSWAY and HOL.
Low BRIDGES leading to he New Bridge, II
III 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,
epl 22--3t C. d. c. c.
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M. ALBRIGHT.
BOOT AND SHOE MAKER,
OIsANGERURG. 8. C..

ID ESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE CITI-
IN zens of Orangebarg and Vicinity that
he has opened at his NEW STORE ON Rus
sell Street, between Messrs. Briggnarn *
Co and McNamar. & Jones, with a complete
Stock Of LEATHER, SC. and that he has
sufficient Workmen to I'll al Order. tliiLs,
ed to him.
Thanking tho Public for past patronage,
respectfully solicits IA continuance of tho
same. TERMS CASH
feb D oct % If
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B Geo. Boliver, Adm'r VS. Elvin w Bo.
zard- Note Verdict for plaintiff. 6
4 . Kumph VS. Jno r KiIcy--As-
sumpsit-- Mistfial s Coutihued.
y Shackte & Richie VS. O.angeburg
County-Draft-- Continued.
W s DeTreville VS. the same-Contin-,
ued. ~ ~ Ssft ]
Edward Perry VS. the samo--Contiu-
ued.
.wm G Wolfe VS. John f lRildy--ver-
dict for defendant.
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ASTrEMpT AT BunctARY-O

MATrEMpT AT BURGLARY On
Az sigl.t an attempt was made BY
! fof desperate burglars, to break
Ge store of AIessrs Theodore Kchn
i;rothcr. Two holes wera cut
$h the front door,. ,iaeing Main
Jet, with a large auger. 1t is evil
at from sthe positions of these, that
ID,e would be burglars, designed to effect
zen entrance BY boring just above the
ksefthe door, so us to enable them.
4 the aid of some instrument, to lift
na aud thus open thsir way. 1t is the,
i of professionals, and the sooner
arc caught, the better it will be for
Isatety ofthc community. 1t is be-
fed from the circumstances of the
pc that aIr. Henry Kobn ,(who it was
lown intended to leave the store that
ght) was watched, and as soon as out
jsight, these night walkers commenced
leir work. But what caused then to de-
ist, at the time when their purpose was.
3early accomplished is q mystery. We
suppose though, chat somothing frigh.en-
Jed them, perhaps the return of Mr. Henry
Kokn. The traces Of their wcrk wcrs
not discovered until tie next merains.
We congratulate cur friends that the
only loss sustained By them il the injury
done upon the door of the store. And
in connection with this we are led to.
softer little advice to the good folks of
our town. 1t is this our impression is
that there is band of regularly orga-
nized thieves right here in our mids;,
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
{ 10 u Trial Justice as yasrauts, and thus
ia the community Of not, only an infcr
sal nuisance bat set Of house breakers
aud thieves.
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CouRrn 4 rc.asseuble on Monday mo,

a ~ =
CouRT e-asssabled on Monday morn
ing last his Honor Judge II. Il. Graham
presiding. "A large number of civil cases
been disposed. Of. This week 5
xslEoceedihgs have not been as interest
sss as those of tho last, civil business
hipg SO much more prosy than tho cx.
itemcnt Of criminal prosecutions There
iere several speeches made last week in
A9me of the latter cases, that really de-
! L asrges notice frou us, because of the
scnts that have b y made upon
they where splendid. Eus we
esno, the space.
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CABINET SHOP.

NV Nj. A. BULL offers his services to the
w Citizens of 0rangcburg County az
CABINET MAKER in all its branches.
Funerals attended with promptness.
Old FURNITURE repaired and made new.
Also Vanished without being removed
Shop on the Eastern side of the Railroad.
Give me n trial
/ will also build Buggy and Wagon Wheels
and Bodies cheaper than anybody else in
Orangeburg. WN. 4. BULL,
mar III tr
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NOTICE.
OEANGRDURG C. H., s. c.,

ArRIL 3D., 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 Pa.rauage
heretofore bestowed, and hopes his friends
and customers will continue the same.
JOS. MCNAMARA,
-, v~.'.-~,
anla ,f
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GEO. w. CABPENTER,b
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF sxr.
SAPARILLA
GEO. ". CARPENTERS

COMPOUND FLUID ExTRACT OF DuCMW
These Celebrated Prepasatisas, osisinaliy
introduced by Geo. w. Carpenter, under tkA
patronage of the medical faculty. have bean
so long extensively used by phyaisieae an,A
others, that they are generally kAewn fss
their intrinsic value, and eaR BE relied on a.
being most valuable Fense6ies in ell casen
where Sarsaparillat tT Buoha are applicable.
and cannot be too highly recommended.
They arc prepared in highly conesntraias
form, so as to render the dose small and son.
venicnt. Orders by mail or otherwise vSlr
receive prompt attention.
GEO. w. CARPENTER, HENS2Ey q CO.,
Wholesale Chemical Warei,ouse.
No. 73T Market AAs.Srkk kkct strrrs. rfsiinacifpSin
For sale by DUKES & SHULER, and e. !.
OLIVER0S, 0rangeburg, 8. c., and DOWIR
\ NOISE, Wholesale Agents, Chsgls..=a, q
G.
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THEODORE KoHN & BRO.

1lE11El0DUELE j kUAN e. Bro.
ATTENTION THAT HAVING FULLY COM
combined Attractive
ever offered in this Town. and simply desire
NOTICE
view 10
immediate purchase or otherwise, being fully - - "
g.a.fs9 TO OF#ER COMPETITION
ng shall be suited in possible
SPRING AND SUMMER STYLES DRESS GOODS
AtUnPred
Also Bargains will be offered
WHITE, BUFF BROWN
Splendid Variety Of WHITE rfatL including
J and soft finished Camcs Nansooks Puaings
Waists, &C., lowest possible PRICES. -
MARSALLES COMB ''
Exceedingly
si +. 4. s' y sAstSs ~"
81 and MISSES
RIBBONS CORSETs HOSIERY,
Of Cnpete
Fine Line MERNo and GAUzE SUMMER UNDERWEAR
AT oUE UsthT. POPULAR PRICES.
THEODORE KOHN & BROTHER
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The past week has been markable
for its changes. Monday, up to II
oclock ~, il was warm. In the after
noon thesweather suddenly changed and
Aince has been extremely cool for this
son Of the year. We are fearful that
results will be- bad for the TURNER'S
Some of the cotton crops have already
assumed a yellow hue. We hope, how,
Yer, that'we will be- blest with better
scason soon, and that the crops may
Eosn commence to grow again,
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Y HlvRt,EY. says the people shall
hosf when and where maci,- money
eBy doing this" he adds, sail this
will reease, aud the shoe will
just whsre'it ought to- r
suggested by our devil that Tin, s
would pinch ike the nisel,icf, if
bs tho case.
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80. The Cennve,se.-

NOTICE. 80. The Cepmrepsar.
IN SHIP lately existing between Or. b.
MANLY SlIULER and the uNDERSI0NRD.
under the Firm Name Of DUKES a SElU.
LER, was DISSOLVED on the seth day OF
March last, by the death of DR.. Shaler. An
persons INDEBTED 10 the said FIRM, viii
make PAYMENT, and ell persons having
DEMANDS against the said FIRM win pre-
sent the same, properly attcsted, TO the sa-
dersigned, or TO DIR. A. G. DUREsS, ~ ahe
place of business Of the said Firm.
j. ". H. DUKES,
apl lc--it Surviving PaEtAse4
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| S~a'e'S' ..t.tfiltf
Whether Mr. Chambcrlain's views,
os expressed, will do him any good or
not, we venture the prediction i that
General Wiatdipgton viii be s!eotsastIe
next Attorney General. 70,
The following sentences were pro-.
nounced on tho 9th iinsss ppsp ppersous
convietediatlthis Term of the. .eours ebS
his Honor Judge Graham: nsa 4
RF Cullert7Assault and Battery
Fined twenty-five dollars and costs, to
be paid by 1st October next, or be i'm.
prisoncd three months in County jail.
Yandy Hampton-Assault and Butte
ry-Sentenced to pay the costs by 1st
October next, or two mouths in County
Jail.
Billy Williams a1as Billy suith-As.
sault and Battery-Appeal from Trial
Justice-Ordered TINT original. sentence
of Trial Justice he carried. out
Dorcas Malicious Trespass-
Sealed sentence. vg, :.
Bill! Simmons-Grand Larceny-Sen-
tenced to penitentiary for one year.
Moses Aiken Burglary aud Larceny
Sentenced to penitentiary at hard labor
for one year.
Abram Reed-Grand Larccny-Scn-
fenced to penitcntiary at hard labor for
one year. ,f st4s.ts s5
Charles II Green and Charlotte Green
-Manslaushter-Each to be imprisoned
in penitentiary ut hard llbor for two
years
THE following civil cases were tried
during the past week :
W a j Sistrunk vs. j ,hn L Riley
Mis'rial-Continucd.
Calvin Sharp vs. n B Steadmau-
Trover oil,
Thos Il Smith vs Peter w Avinger--
Continued by debt.
Donald j Rnwc VS. Ann C Andrews
A>sumrsit-Eerd ct for plaintiff.
. G 10y M,n ~ lIa,sen, et,al
- Assumpsit Referred to Referee, and
| continued,
Jas Garvin VS. w W Pit,s-Trespass
@ G F-C"ntinucd.
Joseph Fickling, Adm'r VS. VIM S Ty-
ier-Trovcr Referred to Referc Con
tinucd.
Jos l. Tickling VS. Mary r Tyler
y Account-R Referred to Rclcree-Contin
ued.
n G Milestone vs. VIM T Patrick
Note-Vcrdict for plaintiff
o Smoak VS. VI l. Baldwin-Case-
Verdict for plaintiff.
j W Davis VS. Wilkes Sawysr-Trov.
er-Continued.
Catherine G Palmcr VS. a Jourdain--
Assumpsit Verdict for plaiutiff.
j w AutIey VS. Thos -Trover-
Mistral--Coutinued
j w Antley VS. Sam Dibble-Trover
-Nlistrial
David Fertick VS. j ID Pricke.-Trcs.
pass to try title-Continued.
Jno G Hciglcr VS. a Frederick
Assunlpsit-Continucd
Ben Stevenson VS. II D Knuz As.
sumpsit-Continucd.
Rachel Poser vs. II w Kcnnerly-
No.e-Strsck off,
Jacob w Ahtiey VS. II Riggs Tres
pass-Continued;.
VIM Dickson VS. G w Kittrell-Trcs-
poss--Struck off.
Jno L Ficklins, Admir- VS. D s Ken
nerly ct al-Note-Rercrrcd to Rcfe-
rec
Jno + Fickcn, Ex'r VS. John f Hart
Account-V Verdict for defendant
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VIZ publish on our 'atst page the Pre-,
se1sment ofathe Grand Jury ofs,his
County, for the May Ter.a of Court,
1871. Il is qaiso lengthy, but will re.
lpay scalefei rerusal. Some charges
contained sih Il, we sincerely hope may
he exhMtned away. ....t
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Zs;x xllN;ggfaZZsS|'Z)
BANKER and BROKER,
No. % Broad Street.
May 5, 1871.
srArE s&crnrrlrs-south Carolina, old

= SrArE SscunITIrs-South Carolina, old.
@I5; do new, @C0 do, regist4 stock,
ex IN, GIf5.
Cry rcuRi7Irs-Augus.n. Ga. Bonds,
$50 acs.0r. sc. STOCK, iex or lHt
CGG !o. ~ taan hoHfs. Gh.3; Coz
lumbia. = c EoaAs rtH
kA.Lkosp boNps-.i,, tif.i Ss s-,.
gagN) 500 Chasiesson ani aa-asp.G.
a. SO; Charlotte, ,Crig1 ~ sod l,Gs',,
(aS5 : Cheraw AMI Eg
Grccnv;ile and Cn'uE,3.@.
do, State guarautcel Gt,Jj ,o-,a~'.
TS tn Savaunah aa3 Cnur,ts,oa,
mOrt ais; do 5,.tca ,-u,.rll.l laej C.,,-,
South Carolina, G~1s; 40, C3; spartan
burg and Union, re11.
RAILHoAn SroC.;.-Charlotir, t'olumh,,
and Augusta. t1i0: GIcenvillc and Co;uD,-
bia, a. : Nor;ae"stera, GAl3: Savanna !,
and Charleston, Gao; South CAROL '...
ExcusxGr. &c-Ncw York Sight, of par:
Gold, lion.il2: Silver, l03@
4 sauru7cNsoItaA BANK BILLS.
Shank of Cimrlcs:o on Observation-Disclosures. "a,
Shank of Newbeiry. Observation-Disclosures. 3le.
lbnhN oil tuntieii. ......................3Otn}
Bank of Georgetown Observation-Disclosures. 2G&
Bank OF South Carolina. .............. -. Sta
i;aEh of Chester r............................. Sc
Bank of Hamburg. ................ la
Ban! at State of c, prior to 1861 ...3jG,,
D'uk OF State OF issue 36l and lGj2.2SGD
&Pl.ntcrs' and Mechanics Bank OF
Chirlcs'on.............. GG
*Pcoplc's Bank of Charlcstou.......... a.
&Union Bank of Charleston. G3
%Sou, hwestern. Il X Bank of Charles
ton. (o!i).................. ............ %
Southwestern II Il Eank of Charles
ton. NEW
State Bank of Charlcst on. .............. 5G9
Farmers and Exchange Bank Of Char
lesron.............,...... 49,. a.
Exchange Bnnk Of Columbia. ........ GA
Commercial Bank of Columbia ....... 7(s;
Merchants Bank OF Cheraw 49,. ... 3G,
Planters Bank of Fairfield ... 3Gt,
S,:,e of S e Bills Receivable. ......95(ay
City of Charleston Change Bills .......95(9
Bills marked thus (*) are being redeemed
at the Bank Courtcvs of each.
Jan % SIN
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y . CALL special attention to the Pro
stimuli Card of DIR. Charles Il. Taber.
now a resident q: Crangcbars,
ssiesoffefs his services to citizens out of
vicinity. lie is distinguished
f tian, and we congratulate our citi-
k,s.asgp " TIE advantage of thus L,ipg
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WE like to hase company in our
bflice, bbtit d strictly aguinst the rules
Of printing offices to read tho copy on
the cases. And that is a privilege al
lowed u None but those connected with
Sas Oihsa. Our friends viii please re,
a,anSnlhesr this ~ s. 6s,s ,.sssss
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Attorney General Chamberlain hssl

! Attorney General Chamberlain ms
written letter to Geo. a. Trenholm
Hof Charieston. Now, Mr.. Chambcrlain
Is man to be appreciated, and We re-
gfetlthnt some Of his assertions or ad-
missions are to re dsplored we think
that representative men Of the Republi.
can party, could be little more judi
cious, and without my hurt to them.
selves.
Whether Mr.. Chambcrlain's views,
os expressed, will do him any good or
not, we ventura the predlcti0n:r that
9aasrals Wbat6 6ipg.on will be s!ectcasthe
next Attorney General. -,
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! of curing tho diseases 10 which
pniortnnate humanity is heir.