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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-23

A most wonderful and el-san Is constructed
sew machine fur family work. Complete 10
all its parts uses the straight eye 10 utei nee ne,
new tension. SELF iced AID q. h gu,der. Operass
by lwhtrl .ud d die. ldfhi running Smooth
a d noisrloss ike ail good gh priced machines.
turned the wrong way. Uses the thread ditct
close aud rapid, IS ! do an kinds of work IRE
and coarse from camhic To heavy. cloth or leather
a uses al descriltiuu- of thread This mach Ne
is heavily constructs 60 We 10 strer 9Th; al IN
paTts NJ each machine being made alihe by ma
chiterv. Hut be tutiiully hnished and urusmented
10 Is very easy 10 learn h"p a. smooth rnd ~ en-
Boo operation. seliahr 40 all time-, aud praCt
J. scia7tlh mechanical invention at Graiig
a good, ,hrta hmIlI sewing machine at last.
able. rnb-t initial ans rel able low mic'd sewing
machine, It, extreme Low p ice fe .cAes al con
diuen-. b simr .ciiy aud strvngih ataris it 10
all ctpaclt while many Wctit' make 10 h
uniya 81 iavorlta Vhorever Ia ed. and creates
rarid dsmard
IT'S ALL 1T is RECOMMENDED
81 eau chseifully % I'd confidently recommend
its use 70 a. SO who are wan iqg iea ly good
sewing machine go d low plic
Price " a'ch IN ishiue Glass :. - lone, %
warranted fg i've years by special certificate
win all the hX lrer, and everything comp etc
belonging to Il, including selfthre4dlng needle
packed ina strong wooden box. aud delivsrd TO
any part VI tho country by express free VI furti o.
charges. uu Ftcsitt 90 uUIcc, uSlY ftvR OLLARs
sale delivery "a rant.sd With each mnehine
We will send, on receipt Of g extra the new
BUTTON HOLE wORKER,
One Of the most mporlant AID useful inventions
Of the age. So simple end Ger al that a child
can work the Finest button hole with regular y
and ease sttorg and beautifu
Special terms aud extra Inducements 10 male
and female agents. store Il epsfs &C who will
e'fabl -h Hg-nct- tLr ,ugh Oh country and keeT
our New Machine uu exhibition AID .nlc Cum
ty rights giNeJ 20 nuaIt aEeuts free gent,
c mp etc outfits furni bed without any extra
chaT.e samples of sewing, descriptive circular
containing termt tfHtiu malls engraving, sc.
sent free. We also srn ly
AGRICULTURAL IMP EMENTe,
--latest Patents and improvements e. the PaTn
4 aud 1ardcn, Mowers. heaneI. Cultivate =, Feed
Cutters. harrows Barn Mills. Planters. har
csiers. Threste.s aud Hn articles needed fol
farm work. hare seed in largc variety. Nor
way cats The wonderful multiplying kayptiaI
Corn Al per hundTei &C SC Al " oney sent II
pist office money orders, registered letter. drafts
or bv Npress. will be st ouf I.k aud perfectly
secure Sa a del very Of all our goods guarantee
IAN old AND respopnil lie ftm that sell he hes
goo st toe los est piioe. and can ba relied upel
By our readers. w. runners journal. y. FORK
Z Address orders, JbkuMr Is HUDs N 4 co.
corner Greenwich and Courlla stIce.s New
York. SEPT INV
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-23

CoNUNDRUM.-Why is the influence OF
Epizooty on the wise and learned Doctors
like that of mothers on their children IN
the nurseries tit teaches them TO walk.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-23

CHURCH sPIRE.-The congregation OF
ST.. Paul's Roman Catholic Church arc
having erected on that edihce handsome
spire. The splre will be very high one,
and when completed will add much to the
appearance of the Church.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-23

CHAPLAIN MoCABE.-Sunday last this
distinguished divine preached In Grace,
NJ. E. Church in the morning, at Madley
chap at night and at Grace in the eve
ming, In behalf of the Church Extension
Society, and succeeded in raising one
thousand and twenty dollars.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-23

JOHN c. HBENAN.-Thls noted pngillst
arrived In town Saturday at 10 O'Clock,
and remained for the New York train
He has been down the State on cunning
excursion and was quite successful.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-23

scnooL ATrENDANoE.-The number OF
pupils attending the public schools fChes-
ter county is 1907.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-23

NIaHr ScHooLs.-Parochial night schools
have be n opened at st. James Catholic
Church, and also at St. Peters Caihohe
Church They are well attended, and
promise to do much good.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-23

OReANIzED.-week before last the Cen
trail Manufacturing Company OF Downing
ton was organized in that town with 800
600 capital, with the privilege to increase
the amount TO 100000. What the new
company lie To manufacture is not stated.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-23

fue BOAT suNK.-Frlday night the tug
boat j. b. woodward, Of Philadelphia, "
ing at the wharf at the foot OF King street,
eaTeened over and sunk In about twelve
feet of water. She will be raised as soon
ae nogeihle.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-23

NEW OFFIoE.-Joseph Bancroft & Sons
are putting up one-story building, close
TO their mill, which is TO be used for an
Office.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-23
FLOUR, FEED AkD GRAIN STORE.

SMITH h BRgBN would aHnouure to their
friends aud the public generally, that they have
ttken tae store. North east corner q Fourth and
shipley streets, wilmington, Del and opened q
Flour, Fee and Gain ttufe. They will c0u-
stautiy keep u full rni fresh ass1rineut Of the
bet bia d. OF family hnnr. buck whent and corn
mrul. Oa, meal. iarna, corn starch, garden ant
bird seeds, c rer.esd, mill feed. oats, corn, and
In fact very thing usu lily found ina well rogu
nt nlur, Feed aud grain store, which they will
dispose OF at the lowest M trket rates
Goods purchased - their store sill be delivered
10 any part Of the civ frse Of cha 70 The e IT,
Sens II wimin ston and the public are invited to
ri them call, ~ they feel confident they can
give entire Subtraction TO purth le sw
j. SMITH. ). ,. HRRBN
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-23
" Delaware State journal"


nike this nAtnn'ly suggests tho need n some.
thus TO prevent % e. chaTpng uf the lips aud
han Is. he expended lisi ~ articles for the cure
o. umHsi Is. crari,- and htsures. embraces We
h--i sud mo ttuinhle bower Pare uNcerine,
l'.rufu a Hiyter us. G,i Cream. Glycar0e
& tam. Ntwsr'. ol3teritr frcnu. utylay'= al
200 o. %. N'g-narss tmphor lee. Me here "a s
tHmp.rr lee Ncluli b Ca hl'c ttIuIh nr ir1
y ifa's q 4c-rlnr SOAP, n VS. and Benhow 3
GlycsTiuu soap. sud host 1t other make W Oil b
cti.us slaps all Tor sale at the lowest prices.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-23

CoNINa.-Carncross & Dlxey' ministries
have been recognized and Will apreir IN
this city on Monday evening, Nov 10Th
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-23
RAIIEOADs.
Ca aarl sSl1l P SaIlSEahF5s plfgI:
2fzk MORE RAILROAD tins


TABLE. suvn,, Oct. q. ls7a
Conf IliI Lselsi Dspot corner BROAD STREET
TIei1e g t NiI9 fiSGToN AVENUE. as folloys
WAY NAIL TRAIN a. g. 80 A. M. {snnaniys e. 81.
sePisd for Bs%G s ws@RaEton win bsisySI,
u n Line; Al clayton with Smyrna bsApen A.
"a Y s.iI.is al 3 s. HsI s. w b;a:r
RS I a Y = NJ Ses .sppnss
TS ir 81 Ssy e ss..:
,ssl, foa Baltimore and washington, s.sgpins q
0hsster, ThuTlow, Linw92d ClayRRgiSn.s su HoHs.
ton Heyp pSls.ton, Psirysile HayrS-de er.;s.
= 'tdeen. Perryman's, KdrsWood' hAtnon'
a.. 97Pd ssxssPfREss AZ H. 80 P M,Dailyl foi
MOI and washington stopping ~ Snsi ~.
BstlmyI ayngBs; M HIiiIa Asass. a. orsss, Per.
sSa an3bs 'T.fsss Monroe and Norfolk viii
,.E si .ss q + x. IN TON TRAINS,
WILhftA atween PhiladelphiA anc
s''DDinE at all "'v&gsii ga., - 2% Pc;
100 and 10 Is tdSilyl " n; '0' n'NO'u INV
intermediate stations. a. -. ~ lii noi
Leave wllmiqgoR a. NJ e,f; ~ n VIZ On sun an
stop between Chester and PhiladeiphlA. ..on-
day leave Wilmington A. y b9 Z, m ,u III. YIN IN
$50 A M. train for New York is9m west fhh
PHiL2DA. AND BALTIC. ORNTRAs kd,hh
TRAINS Stopping At all stations on chester -
and Philadeluhia aud Baltimore Central hailross
Leave Philadelphia for Port Deposh tsundayset.
ceptedl. at T. % A. M. and Asp. NJ, PhilAdelphis
Tor Chadd's Ford At 10 20 A; N. Wednesdays ana
nslse,s N Philadelphi4 ioi 0zfsTd 81
7OJP, NJ Wednesday and Saturday 70 1. =;
The 100 A. NJ. train stops al all stations between
Leave Port DEPOSIT Tor PHILADELPHIA Isundayl
Pbiiadeiphia al 10 A, M Ohaddii Rerd ior Phllf.
delphia 4 ~ p. NJ. sunday. lesye PhiladelphlA
iol 35iord. SPA; NJ, lesve oxford Tor fhila'
Trains leaving Wilmington at O. 10 A. M. and loo
p. M, will CONNECT at .Lamokin Junction with NE
1904. NJ. AID 4 30 p, N. traina for Philadslphh
THROUGH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE.
Leave Wilmington alto. 30 A. NJ IL 81 1oO ANS
Wv CHESTER FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Chester 2. d. 7.h2h8A D. az and II. W A.
If8 Q Il. 4 Al. q 81. o. u, 2 On aud lQ ID 7. NJ.
Leave Baltimore at 2. s0A. ~. Way MAI, g. "A.
NJ, Express. COP. N. Express L'OF, n. kzpfeit
From Baltimore to Port Deposit and lntsrmsdials
stations Z 30 A NJ and COOP. N.
leave PerTyVille At ?. 30 A. NJ, for Baltimore and
Trains for baltimore leave Chester Ati2 o. N. 4
and 20 A. N. and 4. 80 p N.
Trains for Baltimore leave wilmington ~ II. 81
| 4 Is aud 10. % A. M, L 0s and III Z, N:
SUNDAY TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE.
Leave Baltimore att % p. NJ, stopping at MAJ
nOlla, Perrymgns, Aberdeen, Hgyre-de. grace,
Penyville, Uharlestown, North Ksat, Blkicn.
'HOA'' A'4"' Il. y, FRNSRv Superintendent.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-23

LET's Try TO BEAT HM-The Chester
Repu5hcan says that Ezekiel West, OF
New London township, is probably the
oldest living man in the United States.
As near as can be ascerlaiued he is now
one hundred and seventeen years of age.
For generation or more he has lived il
the southern portion Of Chester county,
and seems little older now than when
first known by the oldest inhabi.
ants. He remembers the Revolutionary
war, and says he was then grown NJ
man. He is the father of fourteen child
rem, some five or six Of whom are living
but they are old people. He is in fail
health, and attended the late fair of The
Oxford Agricultural Society. His intellect
was always somewhat feeble, and be
gives as a reason for not enlising during
the great struggle for freedom, tlat h,
was not smart enough. HIS uelghbJri
manifest greatinterest in the old man.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-23

A Mosr EXCELLENT APPOINTMENT. -
Under this head the ST. Louis (Mo } West
srn Ceh of a recent date says; The count
less friends of our gallant and patriotic
friend honest Thomas Banncrman, will
be delighted to learn of bis appointment
to an important aud lucrative position in
the New York post Office. On late visit
to New York We had the pleasure Of meet
ing in the custom house and post OIL 'e
several of our cOuntiymn who were APP
pointed through The influence of excel
lector Thomas Murphy, among whom we
may mention the names Of Col Tom Kelly
Gen. McMillen, DR.. Bell, Pagan O'Leary
and others, who have prov, d their fidelity
to Ireland and America by deeds, not
words. In such company friend Banner
man will not be out OF place, and the de-
partmeut will be benefited In proportion,
for men who are true To country never fail
to peiform the duty in whatever position
they may be placed.
We are indeed glad 10 hear that Mr.
Barnerman is doug well, for few young
men deserve more Although but few
years In this country, bis intelligence,
honesty and capability have secured him
a lucrative position in the civil service of
the government, and gained for him the
friendship and confidence Of thousands.
Before MIR. b. was appointed Go Die lres-
cut position, De was Secretary, We believe.
to several important political o'ganizl-
tions, aud, Of course, discharged his duties
satisfactorily, es be always does. To Mr..
Bannerman many friends in this CITY.
this will be welcome pcWs.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-23

no YOU SUFFER from weakness and debility?
- IL your blood thin If 80. use Rose Golden
Pills, the wonderful iron tonic
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-23
HORSE DIsINPRCTANTs.

During the present epidemic among horses, IL
wuuli ". well iur hursemeu, stahlemcu and farla-
er- O. rNeit .ha elves t. prevent 40 uuh eHk {
thu dintaHe. This can ha dnus ny keapiug the air
uf the ~ q in pure con 'iinu. Au ounce VI
Pre- tenilnn ia worth 40 ma ui cur-.
Ihl lowing u4fi-rpfct Hnd di iufec'Hut- are
the est Known, Hod axe mcntiuutd 10 the q How
ing list according 10 preference Impure Cafhnlic
Ar d, % 'lride of Lime, aih'lale Of Lime Pnri-
nd Tar, G. ppera., ~nlplate of Zinc Birthstone.
We have ihe-e prticl stl 'AIge qutnttirs, snd
are able 10 meet aluunt any d.maud 80 reason
able Iric p. Wehl-u merto fha iilluwi lint
mrnt- es 0rthy 90 t-ial 10 ile cane di eu-r ioI
drpiicai on . .lly n u, Rem Dig, ltfgc and
sn ; Merchant Garsl ug d. 3 s y'-; Mexican
Mn-ttrp linimeut, 9-'zrs; +. Der. lmhrucaii1u
2sY s; WIS kA.hrnctlion, sizes Mc,ual'
kllg Elxtura.
BOwAKD MoIHALL. JR.,
Druggist and Chemist,
oo l4-ly Second aud AArket streets.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-23

r.. ssnrr1syxusu, WILMINGTON Il gBAD-
40 IN 7tf 3f.2lt3s no h. k.-FHll frrange.
: m. ton and sitter NON
DAY. Nov. lsl2. Passenger Trains Will leave

EsFS azzEzyRaH wlLMlNGToE 4 sB.D-
: 90 Of. On and sitter NON
DAY. Nov ls72 Passenger Trains viii leave
Trains. No.9 No. 4 No. g.
Live Reading. 7l 406
90 Birdsbnr0' 785 4B
" Nhndd's Ford, 1923 72i $50
Ar Wimiugt.n. no SIS SIS
Tmin No leave Coaiesyile At o. N A. M
Cha I'd fm'd go, arrive az Wilmington at S. 10,
Trains. N2 l. M NJ IN h. r. IN +
Le'.ye WGiil l5slalgs sss az go
&" CcSsaa + IfiSld' sis sioo sSS
- Reading, 1920 20
Train No. 3 cave Wilmington. 900 2. N.
Chadd's F,rd dni Coa,esyille. L0P. NJ.
CONNECTIONS;
Train No. J enDn,c,s ut Chadd's Ford with
Ruilrrad. arriving at Ph'laielnha II % q. III.
and - .ltmoye al up H. Al Conte.vilie with
Mlil Tmnr East aud West A. Bird hlr' with
trains on Philadelphia and loading railroad,
traius for schuylkiil aud Leh ah cal ficlds.
Train NJ. connects at Brdsh.rp' wuh aims
from tlsyill", tarnthurg, &C At Coate willie
with trains from Philadelphia and HAtiishurg
. Train No. connects NJ tuatesville with Way
TTin y llaIr ,hurg At Bird horo' with traiu
for Beading f.ttsviile and Harrisburg. ard win
Trnla No. eornec's al Bitdsboro' with train
| f'om Reading louisville, Allentowe and Allen
IishuTg accommodation for Philadelphia Al
Claids Ford with train for Oxford.
Train No 3 connects at Chadd's = .rd with
lfnia leay.ng PHILADELPHIA at i30p.
+ Tain M. &C nm. cts At Chsdd'H Ford with train
arriving al Philadelphia at gula. m and at Bal
umore ~ ui u M.
/ Hi sascr' y with all trains. G, STOLZ
Genetal superintendent.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-23
CROASDALE & CAMERON,

Proprletcrs Of EVERY BvREIEd. the daily paper
"a The largest circulation ~ any published in
Delaware purchased some mOuths ago " Henry
Eckel, ktq the old aud f4yOfiie newspaper, the
Delaware State Journal"
They have greatly increased the amount Of
reading matter contained 10 Its columns, and
ma il entirely non partisan 40 that 1t ID equally
acc - atle Ia men " all arties.
They haVc a so REDUCED iTa srRscRifri0N
PRICE TO THE HsMAkkAHlr Low FIGURE OF
ono Dollar And-a-hnlf Per
Ycnri
And confidently present it TO the people Of Della
ware and he Peninsula as the hs-t aud cheapest
week y paper ruhlt shed ia the state.
hveiy lumber Of it contains a story, original OF
selected aud negotiations are in pfugress IN Ha-
cure fur % suIna original stories of l0ssl iltere t.
which n sul further inrrtase It's attfar ions.
Bes he tones. it contains large amount of
Interesting miscel aneous mttta-. and full SUM
mar es OF n.y., state and ger cia' news, 10 all,
over Twenty-Five Colamns Of reading matter in
sN'-, '@"' ORoAs6IfE 4 cAMRRON.@
PrOpriet-rs,
Every Evening and State Jcurnli Building
go Market ,ireet
Wilmington. Del
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-23

HORsEs, FURNITURE CARS AND DRAY
1.-The subscriber bega leave to notify n
bis friends and the people Of W lmington /t@yH
aud vicinity that he still continues to
keep AZ his cid stand. corner Of FRONT AND
FRENCH STREETS, Furniture Ears and Drays,
and excellent Horses to hire at all hours Furni-
luro aud otker articles will be removed from the
Steamboat landing and o her plaeesin the city
who datife drRy ng can be accommodated with
promriuess at the lowest possible rates.
ieswm MORRI SWELD.R,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-23

NroTIcs-oNE HUEDREpTH DIVIDEND.
BANK or SNFRSa.
November Nh, ls72 :
The Directors Of this institution have thi. dav
declared 4 dividend of eight per cent out Of the
mr. ,hts II the last six mlnths, payahle TO the
tockholiers or their gal repress ntativss on de-
manu. ''0'' Vt W. NJ. BELL,
my wit Cashier.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-23

GEORGE 8. HAGANY

Has lust opened, at No. 1O2 West Second street,
between Orange aud Tatnall a large and varied
assortment Of boots and shoes. for ladies gentle.
men, boys misses and children. all Of which he
proposes to sell Al prices to suit the present times
nd respectfully asks the public to call and ex-
mine his stock ie 6-w
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-08-03
Sheriff IS Sales.

Jno, r. Rzsy aud a. ). Gaskin, y ssoreclos-
VS. tiPe of
Peter a. Buyok, Mortage
By virtue of an order in this case from
Hon. R. F. Graham, Judge of FirEt Circuit,
l will sell at OrangeburgaG. =. on Monday
the 9Th day of August next.
All those certain tracts OF land situated
in Orangebnrg County, one centaing 225,
acres more or less, and the other 533 acres,
more or less, which two tracts are eeatigous
and adjacent. and arc beGryses on the North
and West by lands of Spigner and Green,
East by lands of John Grim and z. j. Buyek
South by lands of Jacob Stabler and D ohm
Grim.
Terms one half cash, the+5stsnce in one
year, secured by bond snf mortgage or pre-
mises--Purchaser to for papers and
Stamps.
Shcriff7s Once, M. RIGGS,
Orangeburg G. H., S. C.,.s soc.
July u, 1872.
july l3 I'd
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-08-03
REAL ESTATE SALE OF TOWN
PROPERTY.

by virtue of the power in me vested under
the will of the fate Col. David Shulcr
deceased, l will sell at public auction, at
Orangeburg, So. Ca. in front of the Sheriff 5
Office, on Monday, the fifth day of August.
1872, at IL o'clock a. NJ, the following
valuable town property: That newly
furnished house, and the lot of four acres.
more or less, wheYeon it is, located, situated
in the Town of OraEgcburg, on the Nerth
side of Russell Street, and bounded East by
lot of DR.. 4. a. Elliott, and ON other sides
by lot of j. w. II. Dukes.
Terms: One-fourth cash, balance in one.
two and three years, secured by purchasers
Bond, and Mortgage of the premises, build
ing TO be insured and policy assigned. Pur-
chaser to pay for papers, recording and
stamps. and to have thepriviiNge of paying
all cash.
Qpali3cd Executor.
Suly I3 81
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-08-03
Tho orapgcburg News publishes on

The 0rnpgcburg News publishes on cx-
tract from the London Times, in which hat
@ophper expresses the wish that Grant NAV
SSsbe the neStsPresdent of the United States.
The News then asks tho question, "what
haye'the 6reelcy-ites TO say of it?''
70 2SThis Greeley-ite answers that the wish is
slyery natural. England wants the United
Stafeslto be q weak government, and she
knowstbat this wish will be gratifed by
AxtheSelection of Grant, for she backed him
out once, and she expects to do it again (;
2hhf il HORACE Greeley is elected, she fears
Nstrep. his East record, that lie can't be fooled
with,
SH The same paper in the first part or its Ed
si istorial column says; There is no Demo
cratic party in this State" but before going
- much further, evidently forgetting its former
ssensence, ythus contradicts itself: "The
Democracy however will stick to him Gree.
eiey) through tliiss campaign:s,- 0ranaebrg
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-08-03
NOTICE.

A meeting of the Old Delegates. is re-
quested on the FIRST SATURDAY in AU-
GUST ut the Court House, at 10 o'clock A.
NJ. to consult over the Coming Election, and
to lco& out for the welfare of the people. A
large attendance is requested, and to send
three Delegates The meeting will decide
whether the old Delegates of three frora
each Precinct shall be decla-ed legal or net.
JOSEPH LARKINS,
july l3-3t President Of the Fork
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-08-03

The address of Mr.. Frank McKinlay
was mittraillieuse for his party. He
rather went for. somebody in closing up,
in style which clicitcd several rounds
of cheers.
Other speeches were made by Mr.. w.
N. Mount and VIM. r. Jyers and 9th.
ers. Mr.. Mounts remarks smacked.
strongly of invectives against the sup
porters of Mr.. Cain, aud in praise of
Harpin Riggs, Esq
This about ended the speaking at
ROwes Bridge. and barbecued beef and
mutton was then partaken of, and those
who did not depart for home, repaired
to the Pump, whittier an enthusiastic
and lively meeting was held that night.
Addresses were then made by Messrs.
Bolivcr, NJ. L. Browning, Ii. p Cooke,
Christian Caldwell, James Janison and
others.
| Mr. Boliver showed up his record in a
clear aud honest manner. Suid that so
far as Republcansm is concerned he
claimed to be as faithful and sincere in
his devotion t, its principles as any man
lie had foug bit in the Con eder,te arnv.
and there it was said of him that he was
a good soldier. Il could not be said of
him that he had not made just as good
a soldier in the Republican ranks
[Cries-oh, you're all right II know
| am, my friends, but have un oppon-
cnt and | want to show yoa hat he amt
all right" Tbs brought down the
crowd, and the speaker was urged TO 20
on, which he did in clear and suceinct
style, and it was manifest that by the
time he got through that the sympa,hics
Of the people had been won.
Here thc following preamble and reso-
lutions were offered and unanimously
adopted:
Whereas, 1t is the conviction of the
Republicans of 0rangcburg County, in
mass meeting assembled, that it is alb
solutcly essential for the harmony and
future success ofthe Republican Party.
of thus County that none but active and
hard working Republicans should hold
any Office:
And Whereas, the Office of our C, unity
Treasure is filled by MAJ who has n,
active sympathics with us. Therefore
be it
Rcso'rcd, By this entire meeting that
his -Excellensy -Gorernor r. *. Scott
is earnestly pe,tioaess by his conssi.u-
ents OF oynns sSarg County to remove
MIR. Frank II. Greene tie preseu, Trca.
surer.
Rcsolced, That We have n right to
cali upon his Exccl!oucy to make APP
pointmcn,s suitable to our wishes.
RcSrircd, That j ud@c T. q. Andrews
is our unanimous choice to succeed Mr.
GrccEc.
Rrsoi,c1, That eory of this pre-
amb!eani these Resolutions b, forwprdcl
To his Exccleucy Governor II. K. Scott
by the Secretary
a. L. BROWNING
Chairman OF the Meeting
j. l.. HUMBERr,
Secretary Of the Meeting.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-08-03
NOTICE.

OFFICE OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
All persons are WARMED not to TRADE
for n COUNTY ORDER Ne. t1sS) dawn in
the name Of D. s. SAWYER for wm
PEEL, dated June 22d 1872, drawn on the
Assessors fund of the County for the sum of
one hundred and twenty (Sl2O,o ,oa) dollars.
Said order is u duplicate of IN order given
which was supposed to have been lost, but
has since been found.
BY order Of the Board.
JAS. VAN TASSEL, Clerk.
June 81 If