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I'm Death They Are Not Parted.

A n A, ~ EpG EE ~
n none ofshe highly ,solorsd report.
Of the Greeley ratification meetings which
followed the Balti,hors Cenvention-not
even eSeepting tbetelegraius sept By the
NJ eudacioas Y A ssocia ri Press-can we
discover any Indication that is unfavor-
able 20 the prospects Of the Republican
party in ths present campaign. Where.
ever Democratic demonstrations have
been made ia the interest of that now
defuuct organizatiou, the SO o.ealled Lib
eral Republicans have been repellcd b y
the exhibition of the ears Of the ass
cropping through the skin Of the lion
and even Democrats themselves have
been driven away from the fold of the
'great unwashed" by an intense couvic
tion Of the up6tneas of the bargain and
sale that was consummated by Doolittle
and Schurz on the tenth of July. Hen
cefor=.rd the coalition made in the
Monumental City must be regarded in
its true light as contest for the spoils.
The Grand Sachems of Tammlny were
the chief High Priests who officiated at
the baptisu,al ceremony of the new party
az they did at it's birth, and now there
is not convicted felon amongst them
TO be found in the opposition to Greeley
and Brown. Tammany has reopen d
its council, the Americus Club is in fiji II
feather. and Boss Tweed smiles as be-
nisnly on tho anything to b,,t Gran.
move as he did when with brazen effron-
terry he met the justly indignant com.
m'ttoe Of seventy, on the part Of the
citizsns Of New York, with the charac.
teristic enquiry, "What are you going
to do about il ="
Quo of the first responses made to he
Baltimore nominations read thus:
NEW YORK, July 1O.-On the an
nouncement Of the nominations of Gree.
loy,and Brown, three field pieces fire d
on hundred guns in the City Hall Park,
flags were hoistcd on tn, City Hail, and
the banner was suspended between two
large trees In the park, with au inscrip-
tion that Tammany rsp,ai. to the
nominations of the National Convention
Of Bahimore"
Ihas dispstch isiutrinsically sulficicu ut
to drive all houest men fro;n the supp ,rt
Of MIR. Greeley but tho end is not yet.
Weawait with patience to hear from the
sacred Order of the K XXX. When
DIR. Avery, j. Banks Lyles, and Others
OF thst ilk, have had the opportunity Of
endorsing Mr.. Grceley, as they undoubt-
ediy will, the ootcrie of his supporters
will be complete, aud we can then pre-
sent ouf oadSfr- .et FIR & t,htSI gy.rrss;e
urc Of the sage OF Chappaqun aud his
surroundings 1t will do to hang up in
their libraries after the reelection of
General Grant Bas wiped nut the las.
vcstage OF the horrible farce 10 which
Mr. Greeley is now playing so conspicu-
Gus part. --t.keu Tribune.
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HALs's VEGETABLE Slc1LIAN HAIR

HALsE VEGETABLE Slc1LIAN HAIR
RENEwEr. No.. stands among the 6rst,
and at the head of ala articles for sim
liar purpose. The tes.imon; of our
physicisus is couclusiva as to its san;e:
and~"e are personally acquainted with
scores Of cases where it has been used
with the best Of results. 1t will restore
gray hair to itsoFiginal color, aud leaves
glossy aud In heal:hy condition; while
for heads troubled with dandruff' or any
disease of the sealy, il acts like a ehurn
in cleansing them. Fry it, and you will
not be hisappointed-Lo,oeN Courier,
Nay 2, 1868
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I osT . EOsTs. E,egT

I OBT /! END6T u E.GeaT Ts!l.SDxa
HI the I'D inst, . Blank Book with Mo-
rocco Cever aud 9 Black led Pencil with
ooppsr head. Raid Beok contains two or
tnree. Tax Receipts, sni Receipt given sy,
ieha Warns against. all demands, and several
Apeoupts written iA,sksr Book, Tho finder
wilA confer a gEsaE favor by aepdine the
Book To the Undsrsighed or to W. T. Muller
in 0tanceburg,. for which liberal Reward
will be giTcn WI. WALLtHG.
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Information Wanted.
'KNoxvILLg, Ga, juno Il. 1872.

KNOXVILLE, Ga, juno II, 1872.
To His ErceHency
Governor Of South Carolina :
DEAR SIR-Please do me the kind.
ness to search the papers Of your De.
partment, and ascertain what COMPANY.
Regiment and Brigade Thomas O'Bry-
ant, Of 0rangeburg County, South
Carolina belonged to in the war with
Great Britain in 1928. Please
7sendsme the papers for the purpose of
procuring pension for his widow.
Ploa.e addrees me at this place.
II. j. HANDLY.
Referred by direction of His Excel
iency Robt. K. Scott, Governor, to the
oftice OF the Adjutaut and Inspector
General for attention
Respectfully,
ii. NOAH,
Private Secretary.
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NOTICE.

A meeting of the Old Delegates is re-
quested on the FIRST SATURDAY in AU-
GUST at the Court House, at 10 o o'olook A.
NJ. to consult over the Coming Election, and
to look out for the welfare. of tho people. A
large attendance is requested, and to send
three Delegates. The meeting will decide
whether the Old Delegates Of three from
eaoh Precinct shall bo declared legal or not.
JOSEPH LARKIEs,
july 1S-3t President Of the Fork.
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REAL ESTATE SALE OF TOWN
PROPERTY.

BY virtue Of the power in me vested under
the viii Of the late Col. David Shulcr,
deceased, l will sell at public auction. at
Orangeburg. So. Ca. in front of the Shcrif's
Office, on Monday, the fifth day of August
1872, ut II o'clock A. NJ. the following
valuable town property: Tha. newly
furnished house, and the lot Of four acres
more or less whereon i; is located, situated
in the Town of Orangcburg, on the North
sidc Of Russell Street, and bounded East by
lot of DR.. T 4. Elliott, and on other sides
ny ,vt VI
Terms: One-fourth cash, balance in one,
t~" aud three years. secured by purchasers
Bond. and Mortgage eff the premises, build
ing to beinsured and policy assigned. Pur-
chaser to pay for papers, reoordins,and
stamps, and 10 have the privilege Of paying
ell cash.
W. NJ. SHULER,
Qualified 2Sscater.
Suly I8 Il
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Sheriff Sales.

BY virtue OF sendry Ezscutiens to me di
rectsd viii! sell TO the highest bidders, At
OrsngebdrB Ceuft Hease, on the frs, MON
DAY in August next, for cash, the follow
ing property, viz:
at Smaak's Landing, On North gdia O.
River, ail the right, title and ipterest Of
Jacob +. Witt in IL Rsfts Of Lumber. Lev
led on as the property Of Jacob 2. Witt at
suit Of Crane, Boylsson & Co.
ALSO
All that tract Of land in Orapgchurp
unity containing 544 acres more or less
oundcd north by lands Of Est. j. Jernieon.
tast hy lands of G. Hutto and west by Co
lnmbia Road. Levied on rs the prone rty OF
j. U. Altman at the suit of Thad. C. An.
drews.
About B acres Of land more or less bound.
ed on north and Hest by Iexiaston Countv
Line, east by Wm. r. Witt, and south by J.
r. Witt, and one Mare aud one Timber Car,
Levied on 90 the property ef "A. Jefeoat at
the suit % Henry LisingstaA,
kISA
At The siak Of fessses iiprshascr.. tAs f.t-
lowing tracts ~ lepd,sxis,s,
Ono tract eentaiaink 81 ncSes more or less
bounded by ieads of Dailns and Geo. r.
iriok. % 80 tss a. 4tRE
sne tract copiaiziisss a. s.t,iis f,,s7h or ,ess
bounded hy lantis.. Is. DniiuG and Geo, T,
lrick. hesfeEf asikas tha' property Of Geo.
T, Ifiek atsths suii ef Tilljap,R. Watt.
or.I sasriis1ea1ee ssst.ts,:s, e ) =. R Rlbos,
July II. 1877.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-07-27

II is predicted that before many years,
California will become one of the coffee
growing &c .ntries of the world.
Tho m;nister who divides big dis
COURSES iutor too many heads will .ind
it difficult. 70 obtain a.tentive ears TO oil
Of them.
The engagement of Ruhsnstein to
play at given number. Of course 10
America is said to. BE- sagc6, oOoaad all
cxpcu.tS paid
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-07-27

!. ;. h. The penoea.ic party dissolved itself
4s at BALTIMORE asfea weeks ago. In its
ssf eaaaraneps'o Of iGraalsy and Brown, it's
% adhsreuts acknowledged that che worn
:, !SsssSsab ana non progressive principles Of
their organisation, are distiasd 10 siuk
beneath the onward march of the
.ssrS mighty idss 4of RepsblisAaism. The
: e " Of ne : en- sac.
, @2z e6a6ssof politeal lesnsiCsious, they found
'@' Gsi s5bs redisaIously Foolish. Their docla
ration to che, world is that their long.
cherished principles Sere unrepublican,
nnl deserved to he condenned ou. Of
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Sheriff 3 Sales.

5noHF Riley aud Abb Gsshiu, \ FOrselos-
& ) 49, vs EuYe ~
Peter a. Buyoti Mortaga
BY virtue of an order IN .this ease from
Hon. R. F. Graham Judge sf First Circuit.
viii sef at oranSsbarg c. II. on Monday
the 5th day Of August next.
An those certain tracts Of land si,usted
in 'orangebarg County, one .containg 200
acres, more or less, and the other 533 acres.
more or less, which two tracts are contiguous
and adjacent, and arc bounded On the North
and West by lsnds Of Spisner and Green,
East by lands of John Grim and e. j. Buyek
South by lands Of Jacob Stabier and ohm
Grim.
Terms one half cash, the balance in one
year, secured by bond'and morigage Of pre-
mises.-Purchaser to pay for papers and
Stamps
oisSsI. CT. n nrGEE
0rangshnrg G. H., S. c.. soc.
July Il, 1879.
july Is I'd
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NOTIGE?I!-Ahl Persons aRe
tX warned against purchasing from James
' snTassel any Right Claim or Title which
he pretends TO have hougat in land of Mrs
Isabella Livingston situated in the Fork, at
Delinquent Land Sales on the Sd of June
last, the validity of said sale being denied,
PAUL LIVINGSTON, Agt
Of Mrs. Isabeila livingsIon.
0ransebusg, July 26th, 1877 2t&
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How will the Trial fors Petty" Lar
is5a& sqa s,d .eeny End2

~; .stsaFis ;sgs3,,--r
,gzass me Ilnsasa aStstssys: y. 8. Grant, il now
AIsipg led ore d jury composed of the
hnle people, and in q thousand places the
RsBSxRS thres Tor the prosecution and defence is
- @peips dhils hsasd How win it end?
4sfFe s{t IN fppttsroom, and hear the
testimony any case, we can gene
a., rally make up our mind as TO the verdict If
% westakeahfs asltbe rule for the present trial
81 for petty larceny, the evidence is conclusive
o. that there will be . conviction Charleston
If President Grant has committed no
sh more e. seriOas offence "than petty lar.
@ Z ceny"" surely his friends will forgive
Sim, in view of 'his splendid record as
aeasola;sr and. civilian. We had thought
as thg country had him arraigued for gift
gsFiaking nepotism, and thousand 9th er
unmentiopsble SINS but the Republican
'sss ssts the whole smatter right aud puts
~ the President in i moro favorable light
Than that III which his opponents had
q, come to regard him. Think Of it.
: :iSisae sEseley'sa leading (0 South Carolina
ez' silseuth-pieec says that he is oaly on trial
s'as1aiaf petits ldresny.al WeH that is a small
sdm-- -6omething under twenty dollars,
/, made So by tho. law-.and if the prose
cution succeeds in finding no sbler
~ ~ aeyocate. than rAs JOURNAL in question,
g Grant is cure to go Scott free in Octo.
Der. 4. ei. 'f.si&,
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u J. Folder, Executor Of the win of
Ale John Fielder, gives notice that he win
on the First Monday in September next.
.lZdl, apply to thsJudge 'of Probate for
iGSruangeSsrg Gu County for hiseFIEAL Dis
9th July. 1872. 81 A, #
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S .PresidsSp eGrontsp the Times, .du-
~ ring four AIRS shea c6fpmittesis no irremedia-
bic 0blandsf Spbody believes that MIR.
ssSGrcelsy could be- president of the Jreited
"A Statea four uonths without making some te.-
rfblo mistake. The discretion, prudence
md temrer requisite for proper perform
II fanee OF the functions Of President Of the
.]a1te enited sta' etVafe NIL wanting la Mr. Gree
gs1ey. T5Wesca..aot believe that the American
People will elect man who is so deficient in
-, every mhgisterial quality" y."--London Times,
a. The above is from the grcat trans.
sAtlantic Thundercr. What have the
sEGreeleyites to say of it?
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sterif S Sales.
ORANGEBURG CeyHsY
In COMMON -PLEAg
r. v. Dibble, Assignee of
Il. Argoe, Bankrupt, Judgment

Samuel DibbIo & b. n.
Afgoe. ~
BY virtue Of the judgement In this ..,;o,
will sell for cash, st public on,rry a,
Monday. the 9th day of August, 1872. during
the legal hours Of sale, at orangeburg c. H'
All that tract Of land. containing abou, 90
acres, situate. on Goodland Swami. And
bounded By lands now or lately Of Dunisl
Bein, Edward Argoe and James d. Phillips.
Purchaser to pay for papers and siamps
oraDssbar, ssss,ss : g ofs'; T IL. Risg,'
July 18th, 1872.
july 13 III
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S L N @ E r.
STILL
Z r | u ID p H A N T!

u - - N - " 2tA = 10
GOLD and SEEyBR MEDALS aud DIPLO
Ma awarded to SINGER SEWING
MACHINE at Savannah Fair.
November, 1871
FIRST PREMIUM 1T Atlanta Fair, October.
1871, for BEST FAMILY MACHINE.
PREMIUM at tho Macon Fair October, 1871
for FAMILY MACHINE, with best
and most useful attachments
FIRST PREMIUM at Thomssvilie, Noycm-
bcr 2, 1871, for best FAMILY
MACHINE.
GOLD MEDAL and THREE SILVER Mel
AIS awarded the SINGER at the
Augusta Fair. KoyeEn-
her, 1871.
E1smine the celebrated SINGER
NEW FAMILY"
SEWING MACuINE--the BEST MACHINE
ID. tho world.
T. II. d. 'HAwLEY,
T0enirai Agent for
South Csrosinss Georgia, and Florida.
j. l.. WHITE, Agent,
for otangsbarg County.
Local Agents 3 nearly every county in
South Carolins.
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The people ,dfs soush Carolina: \
'anfelhstiers of to,day, than. at any previous
period since the close OF the Confederate @
ware eisurtssio,t isssvss.. VI. 2oth i,.stcHt.
80, Why then does the Ne,Os prate so
S,nashi about our ruined condition ? Be
consistent. Say that the Republican
sPagsy has been = blessing to this country
Norzthatis han beena cuitse.
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NOTICE.

NUTICE.
OFFICE OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
oRAsoEBuno CoUsrY, 8. c.,
July 18th, 1912.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be- received
at this OFFICE until AUGUST 7rH sss IL.
REPAIRING Of the two Bridges over Cav
Cav Greek on Bull Swamp Road.
Particulars can be obtained from either of
the undersigned.
j. FIELDER MEYERS.
c. B. G. C.
Attest.
JAS. VAN TAssEL, Clerk.
july 20 st..
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- =, s1he local governmental Of the South have
&.beeil iniid efs Vie Scntfol Of n band of vile
" eorruptionistss who have not hesitated to rob
and plunder the people ms no people in mod
srn usnes have been robbed and plundred" !"
t Would the' honest Chester, Reporter
Shayc anything 20 say against stealing if
sssts friends wssslin sfhass Never.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-28

The allterative lunatic of the
Chicago TSmes offers the following
description OF the great fire. "Chica-
COS careless citizens COW capsized COM
busrible candle. creating clamorous,
chaotic confusion Contiguous con-
sumable cornices catching combustion
commenced cracking. Cottages Gale
fed. colossal castles, chapels, cherished
chateaux crumbled; chimneys crashed ,
Corinthian church, cloud capped crosses,
GROWING Catholic cathedrals, conserva
tories, charitable converts cloisters COL
lapsed. Christian commission con-
vened conventions, counseling consider
able collections: charitable com
munities contributed capacions chests
compactIy crowded, containing COM
prehensive commodities. calico, cotton
cloth, com fortable-, crocheted clouds,
coats cloaks. chivchills caps, cuffs,
collars, cambrics."
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-28

The Brooklyn (N. y } Eagle attirms
that cruel discovery has been made
in New York. General Dix, the
Republican candidate for Governor OF
that State, has achieved his chief re-
nown by an alleged order to shoot on
the spot any one who hauled down the
American flag. This patriotic and
heroical phrase, which struck the key
note OF the intense devotion to country
prevalent in the Nerth at that time, has
been the means OF surrounding the re-
markable head OF DIX with halo O.
luster, and caused him to be ranked
with those apostles OF liberty who in
every age have become fsmou" by lay
ing down their own lives and those of
Others in it's behalf. Although Cen
eral Dix has never discIaimei the soft
Impeachment, it now turns out, just as
he has been accepted partly on tie
strength OF that epigram as an avail
able Republican candidate for New
York, that ne never wrote II, the AS
sistant Secretar, OF War o. that per Cd
declaring that Dix was not the author.
but Stanton. 1t . an unfortunate ex-
posure for General Dix at this partlc-
ulAr moment. To lose the only laurels
he ever ach eve 10 war at such a crit
icsl juncture is as absurd as Tor gen.
,leman of three score and ten to lose
what WAGONS dered a halural head OF
hair in a high wind. Without the aid
OF the American flag story, General Dix
may have to scud through the canvass
under bare poles.
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81 4aI IS for No. 1 do; 81 5!

81 4S1 IS for No. / do 81 SO
al SO for winter red western; 81 IS
al IS Tor amber western 81 6S9l 90
for white do. Rye is quiet ard steady
at TIC TOR western 10 store. Barley is
quiet and unchanged Barley malt is
quiet. Corn a shade firmer and active
at 62@621c for steamer western mixed
and 63Ic for sail do. Oats a shade
better at 43l@44c for western and
45650c Tor Ohio.
PROVISIONS-Pork, the market
is quiet and in buyers favor, at
ga I59l4 25 for new mess $40 30
oil 90 for prime, and $l2 OO@
II so for new prime do. Beef dull
and unchanged at So 0097 90 for plain
mess and IS 0O9lo 90 for extra mess.
Beef hams are dull at 500 0O@
34D0. Tierce beef nominal at $l2 %
@l5 90 for prime mess and SIT w
@l9 % for India do. Cut meats quiet
and steady al ll@l4c for hams and
&c for shoulders; middles are steady
at St@S4c for long clear. Lard quiet
and steady at S!99lc for No. to
prime steam and 9sc for kettle rem
dered.
BUTTER-Is dull at 20@26c for
new.
CHEESE-Steady at ll@l3ac for
common TO prime.
COTTON-On spot opens quiet but
prices are without decided change, at
2lc for low middlings and &c for mid
ding uplandS.
PErROLEUM-Is firm at l1}9ll3c
for crude and 224c for refined.
TALLOW - Steady at Sf69sc;
stearine quiet at 9s@l0fc.
WHISKY-Is quiet at 92kc.
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Monday, September .. 1879.

Ee,'nnirg at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the following
rnru' an / round PERTAINING thereto north
Of nj adjpuing the so It'll tenement ON
III No six ~ in square No. nine '9, on
! i.,,h street; the two south terementS and
ground poet lining thereto on lots Nos.
: XIV. i.'t ~. .tui sixty n'ne li9l, on 'Oll
street. / dvr>'On 49, lois Nos. eight lSl
sll Keen ll6I Ia II lar" No. eleven I'D;
lots No, ven - an! elGht ~ III square
Sn.tsceuty-rn gu; lots Nos. four ~ and
i've ,, M quire q thirteen (a); lots Nos
Nv. ID md six On in square No. sixteen D.;
lp'> sos ten llW a'ud eleven (tD IN square
80. seven cen 90; lots Nos. me (D and
two ~ i . NJ lirr No. ei-ht-"H as; lots nos
ten l.D. -lpveu q } and twelve az In
Square - twrntv-rwO (29; lots Nos. one
III. Nv ~ AMI seventeen % in ~ 1are No.
tT.nty three t2h ; lot No. sixteen (lhl In
square No. tw"niy-fOur ca: the south ha'f
-. lot No sixty five (6j), on toIl street. in
y vision -" lots nos. ri hty.Seven 90,
il lp'v-rne cD, ninety four i9D and ninety
Evrtpil in DIVISION AZ" which No. eighty
seven 81 lies at the corner of tatrmont
and 'icprge street aud the Others ninety
on" .9U ninety four (9D and ninety nVe
~ front on No'tn street, AMI lots Nos.
. twenty l-W and thirty tour CD, on The
south of ruirmDnt street, il DIVISION "A.
IEE - OF -ALES-One-fOurth OF the pur-
rll ~ money to y paid on the day OF the
>tlr, the residue on Il credit of six, TIVE We
ar.i q ght en- IN puths, the purcha erS CIV
ug bru Is with ,erurity, Gearing interest
IT IN The q ~ o. lie, and the title To be re-
tanned until The last payment l. made
GEORGE q. DAN NPDRr,
auuq-.i Sppci Il commissioner.
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, August 81

CHICAGO, august ~.
GRA1N-Wheat, No. 2 spring al.
vanced 2@24c; sales at 81 l3!Tl lGl,
closing firm at the outside. Corn &C
tive and prices improved @@sc. with
sales of No. 2 at 40(a 40!c cash, closing
at 4os: for regular; rejected sold al 80
635Ic in store; canal al AT at 39c, and
40c Tor high mixed. Oats quiet and
easier at a decline OF 4@4c; No 2 sold at
27I@2S; rejected at 2O92Ic 10 store.
Rye IN good demand aud frmer; No.
: sold at 55c, and rejected AT 43644c
Barley in good request and higher No
= at 63 6644c cash.
FLOUR-Quiet and firmeT no quo-
tations
HIGHwINEs-ste,dy and firm at
Sole.
PROVISIONS-Qniet; mess pork at
S44 Is. Lard at SIC for summer rem
dered
BEEF CATTLE-Steady and fairly
active at 50 50@6 62l Tor Texan steers
10 choice native shipping beeves.
HOGS-Actve and stronger at 81 30
"a 80 for fair TO extra assorted lots.