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Palmetto Orphan Home.

AN EARNEST APPEAL 20 TUE CITIZENS OF
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Dear Friends and Countrymen:
Having been entrusted with the be-
nevoleat york of providing Home for
the Orphans, and ether equally unEortu-
nate children in South Carolina, we thus
make an earnest appeal fo- help in this
great work. ..-'
The Palmetto Orphan Home was, or.
ganized last April and is now progressing
With encouraging prospects.
The Board Of Trustees have adopted .
Constitution end Bylaws which define
the nature, design and mode Of operation
of this Institution. It's direct manage
!nent is to be by Local Board consisting
Of nine persons, in the city Of Columbis,
which Board is to be subject to the
direction of General Board consisting
Of two persons. from each county in the
State, which is to be called to meet
annually in Columbia, ct such time as
the Local Board may appoint.
In the choice Of persons to act on
these Bozrds and of the officers of the
Institution, 10 psr.iality IS to be allowed
on account of the religious sect to which
persons belclg bat all appointments sse
to be made on the broad principles OF
humanity ard charity.
The constitution does not limit the
ages at which children shall be received
bat leaves that at the discretion Of the
Board, who are to decide from the ma
ture Of each case as described 10 the
application, ....,-. -, -.
Tie Board are desirous of purchasing
suitable and value property, now for
sale at low figures, for the location of the
Home. We are, therefore, confident
that our appeal to the generous people of
South Carolina will at once bring many
liberal donations and pledges to effect
the permanent establishment of the
Palmetto Orphan Home, which will be
the best monument TO the memory Of
our dead we could possibly rear in our
State. .-',.'..
The Board hare appointed Tiinan r.
Gaines General Agent to organize Aid
Committees. and to raise. funds for the
Home. And the Board will take pleas
ure in acknowledging al! amounts paid
70 him or sent directly 10 US at Columbia.
Donations may be made in money, pro-
visions, clothing, and anything that can
be made aseful.
All applications for entering children
must be made TO the Board.
Address DR.. J. ". PARKER,
g.. Chairman, Columbia, S. G.
By order of the Board Of Trustees,
J. 3. EzELL, Secretary.
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Kp Klux Trials.

Below we quote from the Daily vii,
ming;on N. c. Journal. No people on
earth would more heartily rejoice than
would oncs If this wretched farce, 'clept
"Ku Klux Trials" could cease, as it is
there asserted: ....
Governor Vance states that he was in-
formed by the Hon. Reverdy johnson
that. the Supreme Court Of the United
States have decided in one Of the South
Carolina cases that the act Of Congress
commonly known as the Ku-Klux Act
is unconstitutional, but that the opinion
Of the Court will be purpose!y withheld
until after the election.
This decision Of the Court will, when
announced, pnt the finishing blow to
Radicalism in North Carolina. United
States Marshals, and judges like Bond
and Busteed, who disgrace their coun-
try, will no longer be able to oppress our
people.
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Hon. MONTGOMERY Noses.

The following graceful compliment to
our Judge is paid by the Union Times:
"Much Interest vas ai.-ac:e;: % this
ser;D o! the Court, because the &C: Of
the Legislature transferring Union &C the
Seventh Circuit gave US Z new Judge in
the person Of Hon. Montgomery Noses.
:sudse Moses presides " i,h mucl. dignity,
and seems anxious TO discharge the du-
ties of his Office without fear, !avnr or
partiali:y aud We doubt not he will do
il. We believe that The bar and The
people geneTsl!y are pleased, every way:
with tie change ty which Union Coun-
ty was made g part Of the Seventh Cir
cult
And in the prcsentment Of the Grand
Jury we find the following:
"They beg leave a. the outset to ex-
press to his honor, :ae presiding Judge,
their qualification in having their Coun-
ty transferred to his Circuit, and to as
sure him Of their hearty cooperation
with him in all measures to enforce the
Law and maintain peace, quiet and good
government in this community. They
hope that the intercourse between him
and them; so auspiciously commenced at
this term, may long continue; and :hss
his life Of usefulness may long be spared
to the State"
We learn that Judge Moses charge to
the Jury is highly spoken Of BY ali who
were present.
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COMMERCIAL,

NEwBERRY, S. c., July g Cotton 1850.
New YORK, July 22-7 P. M.-Cotton firm
-upands 22S; Orleans 223. Gold dull, at144
alag.
BALTIMORE, july 22.-Cot:on ouiet-m:d-
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AUGUSTA, Jniy 22.-Cotton dull-mid-
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CHARLESTON, July p. Cotton dull.
LIVERPOOL, July 22-Eyenine.-Cotton
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The last mail from Berlin explains the
causes Of Prince Bismarck's sudden
and startling action in regard to the
election Of new Pope. His organs
assert that the Cardinals at the Vatican,
in accordance with the secret bull issued
by Plus the Ninth in 1870, have already
agreed upon the person Of his successor,
and that Cardinal Patrizzi will be pro-
claimed Pope as soon as Pias the Ninth
has bseathed bis last. Now Cardinal
Pat-izzi is known to be the ableSt of the
rcactionary Cardinals at the Vatican.
He is the favori;e of the Jcsuits and the
principal originator Of the Gcumenc!al
Counciliu 1870 Heis a personal enemy
cfklng Victor Emmanuel, who con6scated
4 part of his property in Tuscany. He
was the friend Of King Bo,nba, and
desires the restoration Of I.egitimiSt
monarchy in France. That he is bit.
terly hostile 20 the new order Of things
in Germany Gced not he said. IL is,
moreover, q mao Of singular energy and
decision of character, and in that respect
widely different from the present Pope
Such is the man whom, the official or
gans of the Chancellor of the German
Empire assert cuphatical!y, the reac-
tionis.s and JeSuits Of the Vatican have
chosen as the next Pope, and they &c.
clare with equal emphasis that the Ger.
man Government will never allow Elm
to occupy the Holy See.
Bismarck bases the right Of his Gov.
crnuent to interfere with the Papal
election On the ground that the present
German Empire is subtantially the sue.
cessor Of the Holy Roman Empire, which
ceased to exist in 1905. If that arsu.
s;,cnt is valid, 1t is difficult to sec how
the Vatican can refuse the Cabinet of
Berlin at least the right to say who shall
not be the next Pope. For the German
ElnpcroEs have exercised this so-called
right OF Exclusion At papal elections
almost since times iumemorial.
But the organs OF the Vatican say
that Bismarck, even if this right Of es.
clusioa were conceded to his Government,
would not content himself with it, but
that he wants to 60 step further, and
Claims, what was refused to King Philip
H., Of Spain, the only monarch that
ever attempted to obtain it, namely, the
so.c:sllea right Of Inclusion !; that is to
say. the right to say to the Conclave Of
CarGinsis whom they shall elect Pope.
They assert, Furthermore, that he has
already selected his candidate. and that
he is determined to make Count Hohen-
lone the next Pope.
We have heretofore pointed out the
gravity Of this conflict. It is certainly
one OF he ut !nocl-a,ous Of modern
times, and sure to gi7c rise to grave con.
p!ics,ions.
- New York Evening Mail.
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ARaEE7ED. Deputy United States
Marshals Canton and Anderson, assisted
by q detachment Of United States cav
airy, have arrested T. VI. Blease, George
Turner, Sumter Turner, James Merchant,
VIM. King, Mark Smith, VIM. Wheelan,
D. A. J. Bell, r. S. Lowell, John Terry,
VIM. Terry, Oliver Hamilton and Jessie
Riddle, Of Edge6eld county, near Ninety
Six, charged with violations of the en-.
forcement act. The arrested parties
were to have arrived here Wednesday
night, bat missed the train. They will
be heard at an early day before Com
missioner Boozer. Major ". T. Gary,
Of Edgetield, tits stated will appear in
behalf of the prisoners.
The above is taken from the Columbia
Union:, a..
We learn that these men were not &C.
cused Of any violation which should
bring them under the purviev Of The
U. S. Court and the Enforcement Act. It
appears that ct a corn shucking, white
man who was suspected of hog stealing
was ridden on rail.
The difficulty was supposed to have
been settled between the parties; but
charges were preferred, whereupon they
we're arrested, snd as promptly released.
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Lock for it.

The little red 4 mark made on the margin
20 tee Left OF your namc. When snen YOU
will understand without further explanation
tina: your subscription has expired. IN some
instances the subscriber is months in arrears,
others are just e: the end Of the :ine paid
for In any case the money is needed, ani
We most respectfully ask our patrons to call
and settle. 22-tf
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E1TALIz@ TIE HAIE.-Why does the hair
become harsh and dry-why does it fall out
why does it become gray? Simply be-
cause the life has gone out o; IT, The t.berS
draw SuStenance from the scalp rs the grass
draws ali.nent from tie soil, and when the
supply Of au:rimeut is cat off il, either case
the product withcrS and dies. lif the first
symptom of decay. therefore, the unied or
haif-fcd roots Of the hair should be refreshed
and reinforced with LYONS KATAA1RoS. the
only preparation which will uouriSl! the fil.-
meuts and keep them in vigorous condition
after they have begun 10 suffer I'rcm def
cieEcy Of their natural stimuart AS lcrc
as the kathairon is faithfully used with
proper degree Of friction, morning and eve
ming, so long will it he impossible for the
hair TO whitcr or fall cut from the scalp. It.
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ing sons Of physicians, aud as nc ply
sician charges c!ergyman's family, the
sons OF clergymen Il! receive tho same
privilege. The next College session be-
gius October lst, 1872. As tho lecture
fees charged fo: each student VINO has
not obtained q Beneficiary Scholarship:
amount 10 Size, annually, the public
can appreciate the extent Of This ben
afact!on.
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the DgUNEAgD'S CHILD.
BY MRS. PAkxEUHsr. ="

You ask me Why so oft, father,
The tears roll down my cheek,
And think it strange that should oSn
4 s:ief dA.e not speak;
But oh, m, soul is very SAD,
Ny brain is almos: Wild;
It breaks my heart to think tha: I
Am called a drunkard's child.
Ny playmstes shun me now, father,
Or pass me by with scorD,
Because ny dress IS ragged, ana
Ny shoes are old and torn.
And Il I heed them not, "there goes
The drunkard's girl" they ccy;
Oh then, how much sish that Goo
Would only let me die.
You Used to love me once, father,
And We had bread TO eat;
Mamma end we're warmly clad;
And life seemed very sweet,
You never spoke unkindly then,
Or dealt the angry blow;
o, father dear, It's sad to think
That rum hash changed you 80.
Do no; be angry now, father,
Because I tell you this, .
But let me feel upon my brow,
Once more thy loving kiss:
And promise me, those lips no more
With drink shall be de6led,
That from life Of want and woe
Thou'lt save thy weeping child.
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REWsRERBEs s. e.,
Wednesday, July "A, 1872.
FOR VICE-PRESIDENT,
GOV. B. GRATZ BROWN,
OF MISSOURI.

The Extra Term Of the United States
Court ordered 20 be holden in Columbia,
on first Monday in August next, IS We
arc at present advised, is no: likely to
take place, en- accoun: OF hitch
namely, the failure Of Congress to pro-
vide for the same.
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crossing, and for variety sake: and if so,
don't be surprised if you see him ere
YOU see .his-wil! yon? lie wont &C.
main longe: than to have patch or two
put in, or q button sewed on, when ne
will take another run Of. =
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MANSION HOUSE,

of which too oft repeated praise cannot
be given. 1t is acknowledged to be the
travellers rest and bcs! house to be found
in the up country, and we advise our
friends and readers 10 seek no other.
Pleasure seekers and persons needing
change of air and scene can find it here
in this delightful region, and if they be
not disposed to visit the mountain ranges,
few weeks spent in Greens;lle, togcth.
er with the entertainment afforded by
Mr.. j. L. Southern Will do them a world
Of good.
But We must
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To Advertisers.

We once more state that all transient ad-
vertsements and job work are cash, and that
we cannot attend to either unless our terms
are complied with. Send or bring money
With ycnr orders i you wish anything done.
Diff
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DR.. j. RuFUs BRArToS-This gentle
man has gone to London, Canada, to tes-
tify in the case Of Cornell, the Canadian
constable who assisted in the kidnapping
Of the D3ctor.-Rock Hill Lantern.
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BLESSED are they who seek relief from
''Lirer Complaint "BiiiousneSs," BaG
Blood, Pimp!cS, B:otchcS, EruptionS, Rousi.
Skin, salt Rheum Erysipelas and ScrofulouS
diseases, by the use Of DR.. pierces ALI, Ext.
or Go!ien Medical Discovery, for they shall
be happy in knowing that the cure is COM
plete. Sold By ali druggists. II.
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Josh Billings says: owe read that
Esaw sold hiz birthrite for soup, and
many wondered at mis- extravaganza; but
Esaw discovered erly what many man
has discovered since, that it is hard to
live on . pedigree
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I'on. II. F. Russell, Hon. H. K. Evans,
John N. Clark, ESQ.,, Colonel +. J.Snitn,
John L. Stockton, ESQ, Dr.. 2. H. Land,
Henry Moore, Es4., and Captain Q. n.
Butler, have been appointed by Mayor
Estes, of Augusta, delegation to repre-
sent that city in the rail road meeting to
be held at Greenwood, South Carolina,
August lst, in the interest of the pro-
posed Greenwood and Augus.a Rail
Road.
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OUR AGENTS II CHARLEsroE.--Thc cd
yertising agency oi Lessrs. Walker, Evans &
Cogswe!i, represented by Roswell I. Logan,
E:.q., is the only authorized agency 70. ibis
naper in Charleston.
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D.. TUFTS Hair Dye is Harmless.
Temperance Celebration.

ALL persons are cordially invited 10 at
tend = COUNTY TEMPERANCE CELE-
BRATION, on Tuesday, $Oth inst, at New
berry, in the beautiful grove in rear of the
residence of Siia> Johnstone, ESQ.
The Members Of all Temperance orsani-
cations in the County, are requested to
meet at MesSrs Mayes s. Martins Hall, at
10 O'clock, 4. ~, to form the procession.
Music will be furnished by the Nes berry
Silver Corne. Band
Addresses msy 6c expected during the
day by Prof jas. Il. Carlisle. Gen. J. B.
KerslIaw, and other distinguished speakers
Ladies attending will confer favor By
bringing their baskets.
NEWBERRY DIVISION,
Sons OF TEMPERANCE.
Juiv .. ch-lt
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OTHER MENTIONS

historical, biographical and political
which might be mentioned, out as Ex.
Gov. Perry keeps the people Of ,his
State posted in the former, in his per,
sonsl "reminiscences, and Judge Orr, By
his stump speeches, informed according
to his notious-as to the latter, We will
not attempt anything on this line-cx.
cept to say that the Judge is not quite
so elated now as be was q few weeks
ago. He complains that respectable and
influential hen cannot see through his
glasses. Misguided man.
The connection between this port and
Newberry being so close, reader, it may
just be possible that your correspondent
for change may run down ITO bone"
10 see how mat.ers and things are pro-
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improve the appearance o. buildings. /

improve the appearance o. buildings. A
house nicely painted, yet having Il dark and
nloaldering roof does not look so well.
Our untiring marshal, Matthias Miller: Ed.
with his hands, is hard at work improving
the streets. He.has built . substantial bridge
ct the corner Of Caldwell and Frisnd-st$. and
another At the corners Of Caldwell and Har-
riEgton. These bridges are substantial, and
the drains or bitches arc we'll made.
IN passing along, the reader vii! allow this
locum tenens TO again refer TO the conyc-
nicnce afforded the plcaSan, public and
himself, BY Councils haYin: the names .?
the streets posted.
The streets generally are being patched,
end the rock DaVelnen: has Goa: OF sand
which is agreeable 70 .he pcdes t-iaD, bu.
will grind the sole until the rains wash away
the sand when the -angularities Of the pave
ment will again Dc presented 10 the heel and
zoe.
We are pleased to note that the worthy
Superintendcnt Of the G. & c. r. R., has or
dcIcd the filing Of that mud hole on the
other si;le Of the dc pot.
SCRAPs-ALL FOR The LADIES'
"Daughtercul;ur4! show" is the lates:
name tor q fashionable party.
: Tie ladies o: Paris, Ky, are forming an
anti-speal,.evil.ol-yo Hcighbor society.
"Wha.'s in a ?" Says . popnla:
: writer. Sometimes great dea! aul some
times precious little, says one who knows.
Fashionable young people are calling tip
or somebody TO inYect dance Suppose
somebody iayents ore wherein the young
lady dances aroun! the house and looks
after something:
There is lull in the wedding business
just now, though, We are privately informed
that numerous engagements arc being made,
that vii! eliminate about the time fresh
pumpkin and mince pies are r;pe.
PEARL.--
AS Charity covers multitude Of sins BE-
fore God, so does politeness before men.
If you would be happy, DC innocent; to
Dc innocent, indulge not IN impure thoughts.
Evil thoughts are the germs from Which
spring crimes and misery.
The only way for q :ici man 20 5c heal
thy Is By exercise and abstinence-to live
as fhe were poor.
We should amuse our evening hours Of
life in cultivatins the tender plants, and
5Figing them to perfection, before they are
transp!anted TO happier cline.
True silence IS the rest of the mind, ard
is to the spirit what sleep is to the body,
nourishment and refreshment. It is great
virtue it covers folly, keeps secret, avoids
disputes, and prevents sin.
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The I. 0. o. F.'S will have little repast
Friday night in honor Of some visiting bro
theirs. EiuSic by the band will increase she
pleasures OF the hour.
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The parer-waste about our streets, from
the stores, is great. In some cities there are
paper-pickers who realize large profit from
their industry
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LOCAL.

..TEssRs. GRITFiN & HoFEMA%. Newspaper
Advertising Agents. No. SOUTH st Bal
timove. Nd. are duly authorized tc contrac.
to1 advertisements at cur contract rates. kdrer-
tise.s in that City requested 60 lcaYe their IA
yors with this house.
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LATE PAPERs.-For . batch Of late and
interesting Northern papers, Nj. Abe Foot
will please accept our thanks.
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TUaHIPs.-Do not neglect your turnip
patch. 1t is as good as q small gold mine.
All who have rev feet Of ground 10 spare
should plant the turaip.
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BEAUTIFUL BEEF Sill had one of the
richest, ,fattest, juciest, tenderest, nourishing-
est,and consequently cheapest, bceres on the
market las; week that We have seen in a
long time.
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GEO. 7. RowELL ( Co., No. II PARK
Row, New YoaK.-ThiS firm, is doing, with
oat doubt, the !arges: advertising agency
business in the world Western I.ural, Chi
cago, III. It,
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GO BACK
But We must

not On anything wr!tten-to Chicks for
awhile longer, for we are no; quite done
with the place, or rather the inhabitants
get. Our lady readers remember men.
ton was made Of the ravases of the little
god Cupid, and that something happy
would likely grow out Of his pra:.ks.
But alas, we relate with sorrow, that
one Of the principal actors failed to face
the music, and ignominiously fed, leav-
ing behind blight and tears.
his NAME IS BEN,
aud we take this occasion 70 ware the
seq against hin, for bis manners arc 50
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Professor Oliver has opened a dancing
school for tine little folk. Dancing is o po-
lite accomplishment-it also tends to grace
IulnesS.
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CHOICE FLoUR.-Tkc belief prevails that
the -four the present season will be Of re-
rnarkably fipe quality.
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St. Louis has Grand Central Ho!e,
"n the European plan, where 5000 per-
s'us f<ed daily at an average cest Of
tweptr-egc cents meal.
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FRUIT TREES, &c.-Attention is called 10
card of Messrs. F. J. Evans T. c., York, Pa,
Nursery and Seedsmep. A catalogue Sentus
shows that they have many choice varieties
of fruit trees, shrubbery, &c,
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DR.. Whsley has gone to the State Dental
Association which meets in Columbia to-day.
He begs us to inform his patrons of the fact.
From Columbia he will 20 Charleston. ard
thence possibly on g "whaling" voyage or
trip to the tar, pitch ard turpentine region.
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We hope the lectures in aid OF the Female
Academy have not Dcen discontinued.
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PERsoSAL.-We had the pleasure Of meet
ing Rev. J. I. Bonner, of the A. r. Presby-
tcTian, who was on a visit tc Our county for
the purpose Of attending the interesting Cen
tennial Anniversary Of nis Church in this
State.
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Cotton STATES LIFE INSURANCE Coz
PAET.-We are informed that this excellent
Company will resume business in our midst
during the fall season, when Board will be
established for the inve stmcnt OF funds &C.
cruing from premiums here.
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