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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-02-10
q READ TIE TESTIMONY.
Hoax LAKE DEroT. Ms

HoRy LAKE DEroT. MISS, May 2s, 1870.
This is to certify that I was af-
ficted with general paralysis from
January, 1869, my disease COM
mencing' with the most intense
drowsiness, 1t seemed, indeed, that
1 should sleep myself away. Igrew
rapidly'worse, and my ease was pro-
nounced softening Of the brain by
four separate physicians, and incu-
rable. About Christmas last | COM
menced the use of Magic Arnica
Eminent, by advice of my aunt,
Mrs. A. w. NJ. Rosebrough, who
thought l should at least try to do
something. From that time | COM
menced rapidly improving, and now.
after having used five bottles, find
myself entirely well.
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glsfk
Af.n1-S Il. Bhss. Alart
man
The miaaia ofiast seeing wtv
fead Anaappsoved.
Tks sah tatas. M ! wHHass.
having presented 4 statement Of 'he
dsApqnent eororate taxes due lor
che years 1901, aid asking ior
Instructions agtsua n II ordered
that be proceed forthwith 10 collect
said .sxsA, by distress, adseftise-
mont and sale, AZ provided for by
law In such eases. sii i,
Ordered, That Thomas NJ. Duvall
be, and i allowed the sum or Ar
teen dollars for five days services rs
assistant constable, as per account
fled and approved. to be paid out Of.
the town treasury.
Ordered, That Henderson Thorn.
ton be, and Is allowed the sun Of
four dollars for putting brush in
wash on Main Street, as PER nc
count filed, to be paid out Of the
town treasury.
Ordered, That M, J. Williams be
allowed the sun Of IS so for furn-
ishing coffin and burying a paupecr
named Philip, as per account filed,
to be paid out of the town treasury.
Ordered, That NJ. j. Williams,
constable, be allowed TIE sum of.
50, rs for fuel and lishts furnished
Mayors court and for removing a
dead COW from the street, as per ac-
count filed, to be paid out of the
town treasury.
Ordered, That d. B. McHenry
Mayor, be allowed the sum of So
for stationery furnished the Mayors
court, % per account flied, to be
paid out ofthe town treasury.
|E ID ia NetIeprS MayYfs present
ed a report of fines SOLICITED for the
corporation in the Mayors court,
amounting to 81. which report
was received and approved, and said
D. B. McHcnry, Mayor, directed to
pay said amount into the town
treasury ; said report being Of fines
collected for and during the month
of January, 1872. 8ERl j
The board then adjourned until
the LIST Monday in March next.
ID. B. McIIENRY, Mayor.
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One Cashmere Buck for sale, in
aalre Of {. G. BALQH.
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AS the aunt of Mr.. Land, / am
perfectly familiar with all the facts
of the above case, and consider the
cure a remarkable one.
MRS. A. W. M. R~OSEBROUGH.
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STATE or MISSISSIPPI, Secretary.
/, Henry Nurgroye, Auditor Of Pubiic Ac-
conns Of the State aforesaid, DO hereby certify
that the foregoing Statement Of tbe Southern
Life Insurance Company Of Memphis Tennessee
IL truly and correctly copied from the origiBa
on file 10 mi ohce
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Estcy's Organs,
at II. G. nOLLENBERGS,
"a Second st. Memphis Tenn.
ng23s3m -
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Total Liabilities.

Losses adjusted,
aud sF pFtypiiA 4465 So
Amoant III ilS&es hqlrred
and in process Of adjust
ment, ldOsiS 90
Amount of Claims for Los5c'
realistically the Company 2A9'l 90
yS -
dGross amount of Lossla stsT,277 81
The greatest amount insured on any one
risk Is $50, 900, but will not os a general rule
exceed $4,000,
The Company has no general rule az 10 the
amount allowed to be insured in my citj
town, villageor block, being governed IN 'hi'
matter, IN each case BY the general character
Of buildings, Width Of streets, fsclihes Io'
putting out fires, ETC..
This Company WINS Incorporated under lh'
general Insurance Law Of the State Of New
York, and obtained It's Charter, or Act Of In.
co .poration, September 9, 1888, m attesteC
copy of which, MS amended Sled heretofore,
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Given under my hand and oifcia. SeA At
Jaeksos, t.c 10th dayN r9gemier 1871,
n MUsGR0yE,
Auditor u Public A~cesanla.
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FfsfseaiBF " Hafa ~ HfIm
80 Alfamu

Ihs Htil n Msgw 80 ktif.
sen msi ~ NaiI. Hsbfaa8 3.
.t1g. Ssisk, 40
i'afsgsr y ~ ~ iisniy Aay.
81 ~ D llsam Va A. Lea.
q fhlk hNHmss " J. VI.
O. aabisg a. Maofs.
AfsUT-S Il. Bhah. Aiiss
man
The inmate 5fiast msrlss wsrv
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10 1-it aoe s-..a b.
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-03-23
Der S%sfIrdDiete Gustst.

gas euajijNe Sahtlatt rNature" MIL
riGen, bQB piele fhpahe perlonen burh Die
Rchr;ht BON Gem Ylautamour'ihen 8ome>
ten, Der I'M II. Nu3ut nit Der Groe 3ulan1'
aen1o6sn iod, beunrubigt, uno riele nod
lhwGhere Yerlpnen pplitiu tranf sencrben
lino. v@tr beiurttsn," 10 fabrt bic &C.
nannte Mphenlhrift fort, ubaB pos @ernbt
anbearuneet 1T. Nihts wlroe sesenparttS
son Der @tGsaiAaft oanttarer anaenommen,
ais bic @rlGeinuns zines prcentlihen gro
Sen &pmetsn, urb js ndssr er %fcSant, eefc
teGer fur uns benn oas @psctrp5fcp bat
nod NIT benz ear3sn neutrality-suspicious. eiae
lanae Nehnun1 a'5;u3!siAsn. Dag sie
GREE 5Aaecn neb.neu fam, 1T rtht ~ be"
1oraen. Tenn penn es nah Tsplsr UNI
| Nraec II, 900 8oneten Giht, 70 mul1eu
lie fNer lsbr harn,tple Dinae fem, ionft 'pur'
Sen pir eber BON ibseu batsn le'oen mulsh.
Mter nod metr fDnnen duailiAe Gsmu'hc'
fit aus Der Sbatf1he 8>ruhialln3 1AopFen
01b FER &oIast be5 e5lGrGS ITO rant Jupt
Ter Qtrate 70 n1ba fall, s15 er itu IN oeler
Wpnoer, pon eeaer Ser f~lsirlts etnu 2Oo(
Wailen DurAn& FER bat, nesnidslts. 81
Mouoe ptrfeI8ten ;tre 8aba, ais cb n'd'fi
itsben let, mltreno Der Sonnet BON nteis
8seeenuns 10 unaAeenebn berlbrt murss
pas er fttnsn gpurs webIstte. Aus lit &
gar niAt untratrlheialih, b0B mir ihcn tn
SATIRE 1861 wirflih euyb etneu Rometel
tinpurAsesau3en ino."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-03-23

Splperatne, als |oide, welde nod bic
ercrbten &ronsn traeer. Cine et9rntliz
che Hiebe III Cen Orleans berrltt uberz
baapt nireenr5 in gang Tranfreib.
Sic batcn aub nesmeaen feline Gplt5z
srtetuna Ut ibren @unten gu botfsn
etl1en Stoata itreiW fInnten tie nur nit
per Nrnes au5fiArsn. Gcrerlf bat es
ater nibt cen N,fdein, paB itd otefelbe
Dol, tbnen eewinnen ldBt uno ca Yaz
ris wie cis anpsra oroben Stdpte re-
putIicanilb 1T, IL otirfe Ste. Drin,en
am auermeni9iten cine sweite NuAass
Der Suit Nepplution BON 1880 errparz
ten, 1oS Wlraerfont3tbum par Die
6nrfhaft res Altliberali5mus, DerfDrz
pert in Der Gcug9eoilte pper Der u,ccer=
men Wsloayi,totratte, uno In Der |o9ez
nannta? W%tiitofrctie Der Snteuisen3, Die
ih aus rcn Seaaaten> Welebrten,
Sdr'f;aeQern, berrprragcnocn Ncyofaz
ten unO 5ournalllts iulammsnieBte.
cine isite OrNant lation fonnte iib otelt
,portsi tbrsr 9ia:ur nod ni1t 9eben> pa
lie il1 feiuer Nutor'tdt unterorDnete>
isltit nibt Der tbre5 f1ni9li9en Sber>
tauptes; populair oar lte meper bel
Gem 2anovplfe nod BET Der Nrmee, bel
Gem Nypletariate loBar perbabt+
Aus Ter Nbsinpfal; beri6tet man :
Die pfdisiibe 3nruitrie : Nusfeuuna,
welhc I'M fommenpen Spmmer 3u
Ho{lH6lautern ltatttnren Eou, perip&i1t
naA ccr 3abl Ter Nuofeucr wte Der
Sualitdt uuo Wanutbfaltiafeit Der fir
~1!e'clhe %te1immtsu Sprl;mente cine
lebr a|11;enpe su merren. M}it Ter
Nu6lteiluns pirp cine Serlool una aus
aefituttr WeoenitG7oe perbuncen; cie
Scole Don 1870, rcren et1ra 5000 ihon
abseiest naren> bsba!ten tbre 0alttaz
fit fir RE beuri9e Terloclung. Der
pr>;5 einsS 1opie5 bettdSt So f.; es
eeren tn Oansm $4,000 aus
.}e3sten.
IaF cer 8ailer Gran, SoIepb ppn
IS maot fit ldnaerer 3sit
i'h in lclnem treuen 1yrpler Qanpe oufz
subalten, miro inn ron Seite rer : ter
Wufaef!Irten iibel perrnerft,
ecN ld'e'nt 81. D|ajsaSt Die Nlpenluft
Ut hefommen*
Nas Dem Slrenturoilben 1tretbt
nan: 7iir}l{h fa1O tn Der Stride 1T
cine lb5ae Ieier fat. Gs
ni11lib an bic &rieoer Der Oez
melhs rtn neutrality-suspicious.
mitsemubt baten> ubren pertbeilt.
wurce Die GntbiQun9 Der
IT gbrsn jencr Rombattanten oefiftez
ten, in Der STRIDE aa3ebra9teE @otioz
.oftl Ycr9eaoMmen.
= ID ~ e
dc GolfsatFimmun9 uber bic BON
'er 5ance6oerialnmlun3 angenonmene
l}unoe5zSs:fahun9 lit auf Den IL.
2ai fsa9sl:bt.
Nu5 gtstrt brtn5t Elm beatide5 raz
BlaH fof7aaos impsrtinente 21z
Utter een tltItoliihen Geihltben
- Hanteu5 2usern attt eS So, wprunz
" 81 Nfarrsr re ne rdpftIibe I'm
,hltarfeir niht anerfsnnea. Na ttrer
zpise Neten BE beiceu yfarrer Der
Stoct 2u,ern, 4 aap'ine unp Gifare>
1 GAorhcrrgn, cie beipsn WrBp1e Der
ztifte yan 2ui2rn uno min1 fer, 2 d.
UNI 5 Ntofc1eren. Ahaeiebcn
anon cas csr lusefniihe G!erus 81 rea
r~c,s'ten Mn5Snasrn ofspapffes srfbrt
es In alien oeat'hsa 2incern au<
amn,eu nid,t 70 Siele obtriinniae 0silts
,ptr rAtu %errGbnt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-03-23

Wa1Se H0p'e S50; halbe yrD1e s.; WFsrFelp1e sou.
~ l1ufere eptterie 1T pom 5ta1te eed, artert; bic 3;e-
ban5en frotn itets sur f~s'fasisetsn 3eit une untsr Der Nn-
iiAt acid prrens r GpmnjHure Iatt.
eA- Die ofi;isas 5tstuns rirH tn BEN ct Pcuis SlGts
tern perHffsnttidt. rto aaen Snhaberu ppn Srp1en wtfe
cine Gcp;e ;uaelanct.
~ 9sir perantalten cine 3ictuna nte SIC pbiae am
lesteu Gage eiues ieotn Wfpnat5 ~, S Ibre 1872,
go - slefencuuasn duf urier Aitfe n1ittellt Yoif<
sef1cc= S:le=Crers. stesiitrirtsr Sriefe, Ssiebun<
gel, pper 9rpre1. Wan a~ore}itre
Wurratg Mtilsr & 60.
No.s515 Walnut Street, Post Office Box
2446), ST. LOUIS, Mo.
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Der Srbubengd

etn 5reunb, Qebrer unb 9abrer Der Sussno
flopSt BET jeoer fatboliiGen Camille at.
3um @eosi9en oieIas 70 nOttpeaot3en tat1. Suseao>
blattvS ME
3um &tnber
wrue t 5amilie i'm, ben Gintritt %reriaeer,, l~Dnbern
iebe tbm %freuno!idt tineinrufen, atsr IL t uno y n
persusltt benu lpatsr sipt ea teiain ppaEanpi5en
Sabr8an9 ntebr. eS6retbt an
Tr. Rufct s. So.
6. z. 6l13 Stem gprt.
@r tptst jdbrtib muir 80 ats., etas Nu. 6 Cts. tn gpf'
Stamps.
Wahet reutsitens etne Srpbe!
Die bubw. Serrn 5eelior9er uno Naenten tatb: glat=
ter itnb Dr,ngenO sebeten. BENT junBsa Siatt auT bic Jube
All helfen! 222
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-06-22

DoN'T GIVE LIoUoR TO CHILDREN.
One of the first literary men in the
United States SAID to the sri,sr, after
speaking on the subject Of tempetance:
There is ore thing which, as youvisit diff
ferent places, ! wish you to do every
where, that is, TO entreat every mother
never TO give drop OF strong drink to a
child. l have had to fight as for my life
and all my days to keep from dying a
drasknrdj beeaase I Mas fed with spirits
wheh a child. l acquired taste TOR IL.
My brother, poor fellow, died drunk
ard. l would NOS have a child of mine
take drop Of 1t for anything Warn
every mother, Wherever you go, never to
give drop to child.-Er.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-06-22


So general has che public confdcuee
become in Dr. Ayers medicines; aud SO
great the demand fof them, that I'm
prlncipled villains are attempting to
deceive the unwary by imposing upon
them their WORTHLESS nos trums under a
similarity of name. Cherry Pectoral
LoEenges, DIR. Ayers Truches, Ayers
Pastilrs for Coughs, Cherry Pcctoral
Cough DROPS, Ayers Fever aud Ague
Cure, DR.. Ayers Indian Pills, &c i, &c.,
(none of which are Of DR.. Ayers m.uu.
facture or composition) are specimens
of this villainy and deceit. They not
only deffaud the sick Of theif money
but IF theft health, of the recovery Of
their health, which 10 far ttiore impot:
tant than mUney. From actual counter.
feits the people are protected by law
which the Doctor promptly enforces,
but these evasions sometimes elude the
law, and purchasers must protect them
selves by refusing to be deceived by
them.-DoUer (N. H.) Bee.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-06-22

THE PEopLE's STAMP OF VALVE
The Government endorsement, which
legaliZes the sale Of Plantation Bitters
is not the only stamp afSxed to that
famous Vegetable Tonic. 1t bears, in
addition to- thas ofaciai sanction, the
still more valuaBie stamp of public
'pprobation. This isestiMable voucher
"f its rale properties us onic, Correc.
tive and Alternative, is of much earlier
nounced it the Grand Specific of the
Age long before Congress thought of
taxing proprietary medicines: 1t is Tn.
necessary to repeat, iu detail, the bfo-
perties of this wonderful Vegetable
lnvigorant. The best reference that
eau be offered TO those Who desire the
fun particulars of its virtues, is the
General Public. Ask those who have
tried it ss a remedy tor dyspepsia, con.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-06-22


The editor Of the Reedsburg Press
refers to the occurrence Of "a little fe.
male incident" at his house which pre-
ysnted his strict attention To business
last week. a.
A tiswsboy hasiag been gaffdtsd dnd
robbed id Jacksonville, Ill.,, the Chicago
Times says that highwaymen will be
attacking reporters soon, us those gentle.
men stand next below newsboys ,u the
scale of journalistis opuleute.
A >ptiutsr, having beef "hungY by
his sweetheart, tried to cuniuiit suicide.
The "detll" f6and him out atid to6k
hitn To The safittam whefe thu editof
was writing dahb to deliuqueht sub.
scirbers. The picture of despair pre-
sented by the editor reconciled the
printer to his fate. He began to con-.
slider himself as com parat,vely happy.
In order to get the streets cleaned, a
Little Rock paper prints this pleasant
patagfaph We have an elegant assort-
mont OF first elass obitaafies, from which
we shall select, With pleasure, fitting
ones for each of the aldermen, when he
dies froti the cholera or other disease.
supefinduced by the filthy condition of
bur streets aud alleys
A waggish journalist who is often
merry over his personal p1ainuess, tells
this story of himself: II went once to
drug store for dose of morphine for
sick friend. The night-clerk objected
to give it to me withou. prescription,
fearing was going to kill myself
'Pshaw, said 1, do look like a. man
who would destroy himselfY Gazing
steadily at me; he replied: L don t
know. Seems to the if 1 looked like
you / shoald be greatly tempted to kill
myself"
These "dcvils' seem to be brought Dip
with sad misrepresentation Of facts con-
corning editors, but this is no reason
why they should pour out their feelings
In such miserable verses as the follow
iugi
II was lokel editor,
A, Wouldn't I. have q AneS
wouldn't print cussed word
Fer lessen 5 line.
ia get fly grub aad lisksf itSS,
tickets to the shumc,
Wouldn't pay for buggy Gief,
& &fwouldn't ware good close!
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-06-22


The VILLAGE CHURoH.-It should
not look like barn or storehouse. 1t
should be building, the very sight Of
which would cause devout feeling in the
brcast. A well-carved cross should
point to heaven; massive paneled doors
should impress the visitor with the SOL
emnity of the place into which be is
entering; stainel glass should throw u
mystic light athwart the aisles; pulpit,
altar, ceiling and galleries should be Or
namented with fgurative mouldings, and
the coltftnna that support the galleries,
and the balusters lhot rail helm in, should
be of classic patterns. Any congregation
wishing such church should send their
orders for finishing material to Mr.. p.
2. ToALE, importer of French stained
glass, and manufacturer of aud dealer
in Doors, Sashes, Blinds &C., No. 20
Hayne street, Charleston, S. G.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-06-22

All persons interested in the subject
Of Eesnses=aand where is the man who
Is not g--sSiif please bear seriously ii
mind shas ths present. Asesi quarter e2-
pires with tho current month and Chat
"trouble begins" again on the first Of
duly. Those who don't pay up on that
day will run the risk Of being particu-
kslY inquired for by constable or
d.pi,ty sheriff. "Nuig eed."
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-06-22

'CoRN.--Mr. Ezekiel has just received
800 bushels wnite js ass - q; :. =.
for heal and gfist=so don't grrtnble
about bad hominy and meal airy saose,
but just step over To- af Els where you
will fndthe polite aud accommodating NJ r
Wallace always ready to give you good
weights in corn, groceries and any other
article in his line. And if you can
spare the greenbacks, he can supply you
with as good watch or clock as ever
tioksd,J @ss .ke Gneat iewelry in the
State. Seg adj.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-06-22

CLAkIesopHIc SOCIETY .AThs above
society, also connected with the Soath
Curoliua Csllegs, will hold its final csle-
bratiotf ON "Wednesday evening, juno
26th. Mr.. j. Quitman Marshall is
President, and L. G. Craydon Secretary.
w. 3. Wright of Anderson, delivers
tde saiedictory Grafton. We Yethrn
thanks fora card.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-06-22

A presocious boy in 3 pubic school
out West, Who stands high typography
was recently asked by his teacher W here
Africa was located. He promptly au-
sW cred: "kl over the Uuhed States,''
A reporter on an lflinols newspaper.
ID describing recent tornado, first
iEsotns his readers that is swept evcYy
iiIv7ahis :h;Hg from the kce Of tie
earthi apd later on says that thc hurri
care was attended With no loss nj life.
and thAei "as tar as heard from, tie
farmers have host rome Of their stock >"
A BOYS CoMposfTIoN.-Here is
late boys composition "The Horse is
the Most Useful Animal in the world.
SO is the Cow. l once mad I3 Ducks
and 2 was brakes aud Skunk killed
l knew boy which had Z chickens, but
His father would not let him raise Them
so he Got Mad and 80 he bored hole
In his mothers Wash Tub. | wish
had a horS hors weighs 1000 pounds"
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-06-22

"a EupHRADIAN SocIErY,-The Eu.
phradian Society Of the South Carolina
College, Columbia, will celebrate its six
ty sixth anniversary on Thursday,
June 9th. The ufator Of the occasion
is. Mr.. John p, Arihar, Of Columbia.
We are ihdeh.sa to Mr. R. j. Boone
for au invitation to attend.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-06-22

date chan the Government oredeutial !;
for millions Of sick persons had pro-
-stipation, bilioususss, intermittent fevers,
tsrvous debility, rheudiatistn, sea sick
ness, low spirits oftiio6ss 81 b. ssalsal power,
~hat Plantation Bittefs has dohe for
thsh, and be governed by the response
they make TO your inquiries.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-06-22

IThG NT-TTTgs T7-J TI.Tf-TyTs< : = ~
tions, gave evidence OF praisewosthH
improvement and. progress, Theschoo1
was sood .deai broken in upon, during
thc past fis5w weSsSs of the ttshs session, By
alex M hess, is is the intention of the
bSafd Of trussees thoroughly to rsor-
ganise che institution before the com
mencement Of another terhi, and to
make tin every, respaet d FIRST class
schuul. ,.,.,.....r lrss) .vssI
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-06-22
The Elliott boys are wonderful fellow

The Elliott boys are wonderful fellows,
and Sheriff Riggs is zone among ten
lthopsaaa, and alsggsthsy lusely"-ex-
eept When making an arrest or levyiug
sn execution. The boys have already
had the frame for their truck house
made, and the Sheriff did the WORK.
There will be raising next week
sometime. "High" times are anticipa-
ted,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-06-22
THE NEWS HAS THE LARGEST
CIRCULATION I'm THE COUNTY

a Thinks To- the Hon. F. A. Sawyer fol
copies Of speeches made by him in the
u. s. Senate.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-06-22
: IsT OF LETTERS Remain.

t IST OF LETTERS Remain.
IL ing in the Orangeburg Post Office to
June 1s, 1872.
B-Uriah Baltsegtr, Carrie Barrett, John
Banister, j E Eozarl
Cd 6seph Carwin.
G-Mrs Mary GtaFss.
Holm Hughes.
M-Caroline Mack
S-Mrs L Smith. ] Fl Smith
T-Debby Thompson, Mary W Tatum.
W-John Walker.
Perse ms calling for the above letters
please say they are advertised.
f. DEMars, P. NJ.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-06-22
Taxes TAXES AUDITOR V,

TAXES f.! TAXES !- auditor Van
Tassei urgently desires all holders ofper.
spnal property 10 read, remember
and act upon his advertisement
(Which Is to be found in another
Soldmn,l concerning assessments and re
ttrtis for purposes of taxation. Owners.
agents, guardians, executors, and all
bther patties ibtetested will please take
hotiee and govern themselves according
y. IF they doh't, they will regret it to
che time Of 80 per Cent penalty. The
tsasonifg is cogent=g6 ana make out
your papers,.
-. III - ..se,--. a. az. L,.e,,.,
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CLkfLfN UNIvERsIrY.-aThe ann.
fsfeafy EXERCISES of this, institution, &C.
eutrsd on. Tuesday ahd Wed GesdaS Of
Ase week. The pupils, 10 their recAa-
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FspHs smErsfFF.

: Il Many friends of Hsrpih Riggs Esq, the
present Sheriff. annouroe him as q candi-
date for re-eleotion.
s4y fRliNts ANt VOTERS.
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At Private Sale.

1FHE PLANTATION forrHue a part of
Il che Estate OF the late Col. Keitt, and
known, known as the D.. darcy aB9 PLACE. The tract
Timbcred, the remainder Rich, Bed, Loan
Soil, adapted to Crops of all kinds. These
are the Finest Lands in the District, and
were valued at $40 per acre ia 1855 Would
be sold fer one.half that price now. One
fourth eGsh, the remainder in three install.
ments bearing interest from date and So
cured by mortgage of tho same.
This is splendid chance for any one de.
string TO secure Rich Lands, fine Water Pow.
er, excellent Cattle Range and Refined
Neighborhood. Apply to
-. Mrs. L. NJ KElTT,
Or j. G. KEITT, ESQ
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ANNOUNCEMENT. A

MR EDITOR2Please announce D. A.
PORTER as Candidate for Sheriff at the
.hekt Alvutiuu atid ublise his many friends in
thtstS . s|AtsHJ 3 ~ I FORK.
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Nh. EDiron-Please announce GEO. W,
BAXTER, from the Fork Of. Edisto, as o
eandidats for the Lover House ofsths aene-
ri :s.si. !.shly, !A.=.2Mhly at the next Election and
oblise .sice5 itf>"t MANY VOTERS.
a. Ttsi >; g>Ega1t s.,iy1 -s =,
,iansl,s, ais IF
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COMMERCIAL.

MARKET REPORTS.
OFFIcE OF Thk 6k&SatEtk ka NEws,
June 81, 1872
COTTON-Sales during the Week s
bales. We quote:
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s.5 5sass assi2%f,s %s;sesa, + II
Senate. {s very ~. The ,Rspublieess
claim that the Aot red dissricting the Sta, Q
is premature, superintendent not having
yet become q law of Congress.
Tha'Sppreme Court decides tho Act Of
the Legislature Of April 6. 1871, confer-
ring pow r. on the President of the 8
nate and Speaker of the House e, make,
railroad directors unconstitntional,a aud
sustains the Governor in his appoint.
ments. This decision is on the Atlantic
Railroad, and carries with it the North
Carolina Central: in effect, sustaining
the lease.
1t is claimed here that technical ir-
formality voids Ransom's election to the
Senate OF the United States.
1t is understood that the Governor
olaims the right to appoint. all the direo-
tors Of the State in all tile charitable in
stitutions, as we'll as ON railroads, and
will at once act thereon.
New ORLEANS, February 12.-The
Duke and party have arrived Tie
Weather prcmiaes favorabls fot the
Mardi Gras. The hotels are crowded.