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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-07-20
IrRoN AN occAsIoNL coRnEsrospRvr. I
New LONDON, CONNECTICUT,
Jsly 9th 1872.
Editor O;'ungcJuy -Ne,cs /:

E1tor OTangcJmy Ye,cs
A brief ketch of few of the trials |
experienced while on my trip flom
Charleston, S. G. to the City of New
York my be OF some iuteyess to- some of
the hoce'ii"g pHIhic. Myself and an
invalid wife and two children .ook
passage on board the Steamer Georgia
Commanded by Capt Ha!mes. We
were shown TO one state room, THIS rooul
was directly over the onolsins apparatus:
as hot as an ocen, | called epon some of
the walters and complained Of the con-
dition of my room, and imp 'ored that
better quarters should be provided for
my Invalid ww;:o wG ana children I met
with a cross and impohte answer, |
begged him to call UP the Parser, who
had just retired for the night, to iuter-
cede for the comforts Of NY family, this
he declined 10 iio, then vent 80 the
Captains Office, azd the man at the
Helm, replied that the Captain Had re-
tired, and could not BE- called up. En-
ragged and mortified at this cold and
selfish treatment, upon steamer, asking
for pubhc patronage, went to IL y state
room, and took nay sick family out of il
into the saloon ana there laid upon the
Lounges till four o'clock in the morn
ing, when we mad to vacate it to give
way for the ordinary labors Of cleaning
&c, On one occasion, my wife appear
ing at dinner table, 10 or l5 minutes
after the bell had sounded for dinner.
waited to be helped upon, called for
something to cat, the 2dl Steward re.
piled that there was nothing more to
eat, that she must make out her dinner
OF dessert, such treatment did not ex-
peet, nor can | ever forget it, That
night at supper table there was large
supplies Of cold Turkey, Tongue, Pig
and other supplies which no doubt was
reserved from the very table he express.
cd he had nothing more to eat. Mr.. G..
n responsible and influential merchant of
the city Of Charleston being Que of the
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his great mind. After fixing it for forty
minutes before the glass, it Is perfect =
it is ashew in every wsy---it overhows
his cuat collar On one side and sinks
and sinks into oblivion on the other
it climbs and it delves around about bis
neck-the knot is cousbieaously dis
played under theleft ear, and it stretches
one of its long ends straight out hor-
izontally, and the other goes after his
eyes, in the good old Toodles fashion
and then. completely and marveIously
appareled. Mr.. Greeley strides forth,
rolling like sailor, miracle Of astoun.
ding oostumery. the awe and wonder Of
the nation.
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Greeley's Picture.
DRAWN by MARK TWAIN.

lie next goes to breakfast, which is
frugal, abstemious meal with him, and
consists Of nothing bat just sach things
as the market affords-uothing more
He drinks nothing but wa hiog
whatever but water and coffee, and tea
and Scotch ale, and larger beer aud
lemonade with fly in it-sometimes
honse fly and sometimes horse fly. ac-
cordiug to the amount of inspiration re-
quired to wur~. him up 10 his daily du-
tics. DuSing breakfast he resstis the
TFipane alp Ffroash, ada enjoys @ Ssssat.
'sfactron of knowing that all she bril-.
llapt things in it, written by Young and
Cooke ard Hazard and myself, are at
tributed to him By c. yfdiug and isno-
rant public.
After breakfast he writes short ed
itorlal, and puts large dash at the be.
ginning Of it, thus (--), which is
the same as il he put H. G.. after. and
takes savage pleasure in rcfcctins that
no'c of US under strappers can use that
oh except in protane conversation
when chafng over the outrage. lie
writes this editorial in his owu hand
writing. He does it because he is so
vain of his penmanship. He always did
take aD inordinate pride in penmanahip.
He hired out once i'll his young days as
a wrltn@ master, but the enterprise
failed. The pupils could not traaslate
his marks with any certainty. His first
copy was "Virtue its own reward" and
thsy got it Washing with soap is low
and absurd; aud 50 the trustees dis.
charged him for attempting to convey
bad morals through the medium of
worse penmanship. But, as | was say-
ing, he writes his morning editorial.
Then he tries to read it over, and can't
do it, and 50 he seeds Il TO the printers,
aud they try to read it, aud can't do it;
and so they set it up at random, us you
may say, putting in what words they
can mske out J. aud when they get as.
r"und on u long word they put in per.
feclion" op universal suffrage" aud
spar oft and puddle ahead, and next
morning if the degraded public can tell
what 10 is all about they say that Ii. G
wrote Il; asCa if taey csn's they say it
is one of those imbccie anderstrappeys,
aud that is the end of it,
On sahGays Mr.. Greeley sits iu
prominent pew in Mr.. Chapin's church
and lets ON that he is asleep, and that
the congregation regard it as ecceutrici-
ty OF genius.
W hen he is going to apps in public,
Mr. Greeley spends two hours on his
toilet. lie Is the most painstaking and
elaborate man about gettingup his dress
that lives in America. This is his
chieiest aud p!easantest loible. Ho puts
OH his ole white ogercoat and turns up
the collar He puts on. soiled shirt,
saved from the wash, and leaves one end
OF the collar unbuttoned. He puts on
has most dinpidated hat, turns it wrong
sitie before, casts it on the back of his
head, and jams an extra dent in the
side of it, He puts on his most atrooous
boots, andspeuds fifteen minutes tuckins
the left leg Of his pants iuto the boot
top in what shall seom the most carcle IS
unstudied way. Bat his cravat-itis
into the arrangement Of hiscrayat that
he throws all his soul, all tho powers OF
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[coMMuIoATED.1
LEwIsyIALE, July 18th, 1872.

s"fSpA'nSbJ Aosh, 1000.
According to previous arrangements,
a barbecue and grand mass meeting of
the Republican party was held here on
the 18th instant. Hon. Jas J.. Jami.
son was called to the Chair, and Judge
/. @. Andrews elected Secretary. The
COMMITTEES Of arrangements had invited
several distinguished gentlemen to ad.
dress the meeting, on national affairs
aud the present status of our State
Government &c., The Chairman stated
object of the meeting, and introduced
with telling remarks, the Hon. r. b.
Elliott, our Eloquent and distinguished
Representative in the Halls Of tho
national Congress. This gentlemen held
his audience of at least 1000 persons,
spell bound for three hours in one of
tho most eloquent, pointed, and matter
of fact speeches ever delivered in this
County. He viewed aud reviewed the
great National Republican Party from
It's birth through its swaddliug Clothes,
tho cradle, youth, manhood until il
lowered, as at preseut, the giant of the
day, and bound in November next, to
sweep every thing iu its way, in its
Grand triumphal march to victory, in.
tot Salt River. He touched on that
gffnt bug-bear oi the defuuct Demo-
CRITIC party Social equality, with a
mdsterly hand, and 10 doubt rcli yed the
minds OF several Grceleytes on that
sTPjoei. He handled Greeley, while
hdviug great respect for his anteced-
enks, without Kid Gloves. He said
GTnt the tauuer, tanned the hide
with which the Republican Party,
thtashed Seymour in 1868, and Wilson,
the shoemaker was now AT work on the
shtes with which to kick old Horace"
into Salt River in November next. Mr..
Eliiott's speech was received amid
defining applause, at his many we'll
pointed hits towards the opponents of
the great Union Republican Party. His
peroration was the greatest outburst of
efdquence imaginable, and was on that
great subject, "Let us have peace" As
S.hte after State, in November would
roH up its majority for Grant ana Will
sop, emblazoned on the Banner of each
would be the magic words, 'let US have
peace"
Eapt. G. D. Loxndes, next followed
ing Few telling remarks.
dr. Seabrook, was then iutrod duced
Mf Seabrook, hit somebody pretty
hafd, showed the difference, with much
81 action to his audince, between q
Republican and a so called one, by
holders.
The meeting was further addressed
by Messrs. T. II. Cooke, r. X. Gas
portas, James L. Jamisnn, j. Fielder
Meyers, George Bolivcr, B. Byas, an d
many Others.
The table was spread with the utmost
bounty, and the day, with some Slight
! exceptions, which seems to be rpavoid.
able ac such gatherings, passed Of to
the satisfaction o, every one present,
the Republican Party of Orange, ,rrs
County will prove itself unlt in Octo.
ber and November next, Greeleyaes to
the contrary notwithstanding.
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The entrance to this hall from below
Is very broad and handsome, furnishing
wide invitation 20 enter and coinrlete
facility for exit. A portion Of the
lower story is to bo finished for store,
which, will be one of the largest and
handaomest in town. Altogether the
edifce is clef d'eucre, and is strik-
ing monument to the success Of that
enterprising aud public spirited organi-
zation, .,Thc Elliott Hook and Ladder
Company" Let the name of "Elliott"
be inscribed on tho front Of the edifice,
and let it tell thus to posterity at once
of the Company and their worthy and
venerable patron! We hope that the
Elliotts will have a grand "opening"
when their Hall is completed, and that
somo of the orators, for which the gal
liant Company is distinguished, will
favor the public with treat!
Next in the march Of progress, is the
enlargement Of Mr.. Gee. Fl. Coruelson 3
store. This merchant stands second to
none in the line Of our large business
men, in enterprise and success. His
very large and well-6llcd store it seems
is not large enough for his increasing
business, and he is extending it to the
rear great distance. May he not fiud
it large enough yet is the best wish We
can think of for him.
Then our old friend I. p. Thomson
is renovating his store and residence on
Russell Street, whicn has been worn
away by the tread of his business aud
his hospitality. May his sills wear
away again from like cause, is our
prayer for him.
The Fair Association come next in
line. This Society is one Of Orange
burg's most encouraging tndiciiu. Com.
posed of the sterling and solid worth of
our country, it has already given an i'm
petus TO intelligent agriculture and thus
has blessed all the avenues and currents
of business. The Society kas purchased
grounds on the line of the New Street,
(Which secures this great improvement,
kicked against by the dead ships of the
town., and are about to erect buildings
for the next Annual Fair. Excelsior
is the watchword, truly!
Mr. Louis sas repainted his pretty
res,depsc ..4 as.z.e-
ssv' Alborgotti has removed
into his new store, next to Mr.. Harley's.
The Court House Square is to be orua-
mented with tasty aud neat fence, and
in hundred ways does Orangeburs
show her life, her spirit of progress aud
her determination to grow.
But time fails (the Times fails) to
recount the wonderful signs of advance.
ment on every hand. Mere anon.
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ImprovelIgslIt;: stills the Watch.
word of ,1Orangebnrg!

+. - -
Orangeburs is ever progressing ever
improving = always erecting new and
~ hapndsomer ln edIifYees, repairing the waste
ssnlaees, re9egatipg and preventing the
: approach of dilapidation and decay.
The noise Of the carpenters mems re-
! ! IS Ssoqqnds through its ways; the work Of
..,f. renovation goes on INCREASINGLY. Here
The touch of the brush, hese new
erection, eyeIy@here.progress, and life,
- Leens 4h& stir a...r hustle of ani.nn tion
nlahdi .tellsabei beat of she pass Of energy
and enterprise among the improvements
!, nov il. il Rgag.ssss we note the following /:
The Mgek and Ladder building is
Trapilly approaching completion, and
= NJ handsome ornament will it be. The
plan, and execution Of this building is
most admirable. ! 1t is- erected in tho
most approved style Of architecture,
and for durability beauty, size aad pro-
portion, and adaptability fer its objects,
IL. is model. Tie hah up stairs will
be- Most magnificent, room, and will
sfnpply. one of the wants of Orangeburg's
progressive spirit. Here tho taste for
public samgsements of a chaste aud Gle.
vatipg character will find at once
forum aud convenient arena which will
prove also an encouragement and iucen-
tive. Here the public lecturer, will find
an index, that his visit will be appre.
!, ciated, and this beautiful hall will prove
his welcome, and guaranty of succcss.
And SO with all proper entertainment.
Indirectly and reactively likewise the
tone Of public taste will be elevated,
aud education and literature will be dis.
scmiaated and advanced
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4 II The friends of Dr.. :Greely will be pleased
10 hear fhat the White House is undergoing
repairs. II is to be hoped that everything
.@qwill bejFnt in apple-pie order for tho great
- farmers inFHtallation, H in March next.
}f,s So saith the Daily Ne1s aud all the
little Hee1ly Ne,rses copy. i.
We cant understand how che friends
of DIR. Greeley can DO at all iatcrested
ms expense. Hold on Doctort AND
then the apple1ie- order. What pie
that will-bc for-the Pi(e)ous Horace
org ~AaasSk dpblie pic
40 mro4 q Or. CD grabbed it."
Pr. q. like the, good boy of legend will
-1s'put in his thvmb, end pull out plum
and cry, what good;b boy ats III
We fear that great National Pie will
get cold and Ffalo: Whiting for DR.. G.. 1,
,slSafn y time cough yet To- attend to the "rc.
pairs and the baking.
,iio Or. G. they are laughing at you, old
: fellow.
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Sheriff S Sales.

Jno. +. Riley aud A. j. Gaskin, ! Eerscies-
vs s,s. -
Peter A. Buyck. aforta~e.
BY virtue Of an order in thiscasc from
Hon: Il. i. Graham. Judge Of First Cireu;t.
will sell at orangebnrg @. II. On Monday,
the 9Th day Of August next.
All those certain tracts Of land situated
in Orangebars Cessnsy, one containe 226
acres, more or less ard The other SEQ acres.
more or less. which two tsacts are eontieoue
and adi"cent, and are bodhasB on the Nortb
and .st by lands Of SpiSasp and Green.
East by lnnds OF John Grinf add q. j. Buvct
South by lands Of jacob Sta6Ies aaa John
Grim.
Terms: one half cash, fhgBayance fif ona
year, secured by bond and dmbftes1asD oY bre-
mises.-Pufchaser to pay for ps,aers ns,s
Stamps. s-..'rsrs,>
osansssars sssria,, G oaIoGs M / II. RIGGS.
July y, 1872.
fllfv \ =.
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: The treasury department has commen.
cod the payment of claims for horses
lost during the war, Congress having
made an appropriation far that pur,
pose.
Though there is ncither a brick house
hor piano within the limits of Robert.
son county, Kentucky, there is said TO
be more sewing machines than any 9th.
er county of its population in, the
State
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TAX NOTICE.
OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER.

ORAsGEBUna CouNrY, 8. G.,
duly 10th 1872.
ALI persons LIABLE to PAY DICENsE
TAX for The I'd Quarter ending 30ih septe ns-
bcr A. D. 1872, will take notice, that upon
failure TO pay the same on or before the
Oath instant, will be dealt wiih aeooriiiHx 10
law. G. W. BAXTER.
july 2o-1t Deputy County Treasurer.
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IN THE COURT of PROBATE

LIN 1hE COURT OF PROBATE
Whereas. Laban A. Trick has applied 10
me for Letters Of Administration OH the Es-
tate of Barbara L. Jackson, late of Orange
burg County, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred and Creditors
of the sa,a deceased, to be and apse sesar. be-
fore me, at Court Of Probate ,1r the said
County to be holden at orangeburg, on tho
3lst day of July, 1872, at 10 o'clock A.
NJ, to show cause if any, why the said Ad-
ministration should not be granted.
Given under my Hand and the Seal Of Court.
this 9TH day of July, A. b. 1872, and in
the ninety-ffth year of American Inde-
pendcace.
THAD. c. ANDREWS,
july 20-2t Judge Of Probate.
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Sheriff Sales.

By virtue of snndry Executions TO me d;..
rected will sell to the highest Bidders. at
Orangeburg Court House. on the frst NON
DAY iu August next, for cashs the fellow
ing property, viz:
AZ smoak's Landing, oA North Edin,..
River, all the right, title aassl interest of,
Jeoub'F. Witt in II ilafts of Lumber, Law
led on as tire property OF JasssHS e. w;f;fs, AZ
suit OF Crane, Boylston. Go.
Akso'
Ri that tract Of lnnd iss, eeanoeh.,v,,,
County containing 5ff aesss news or lea
bounded north by lands of Est. y ,yernirop'
east by lands of G. Hutto aud wps, by Ca
lumbia Road. Levied on as the prepestx ces
j. U. Altman at the suit Of Thaa. g, en-.
drews, a
ALSO
About scrcs of land more or Teaa. Ao,nd.-
ed on north AMI west by Eexiaptan C6aosv
Line, assS h3 WIN. p. Witt. and susith Nv i
F. Witt, and one Mase and one Timber Car,
Levied on ms the property OF J.. Al Jefeoat st :.
the suit of Henry Liviogstcaa A
ALSO
AT the risk Of foymer psssaassrs,.,hs Il /
lowing; tracts Of laad, via .
One tract coniaining 6:eacFes more or lnrs !.
bounded b5 lands Of Dulids and Geo i.
One tract containing 81 actts usSrs or fsss..
pgnneed 5i;aa sy laeds ef pullag aAa Gee.s r.
T. Trick al The saieOF William b. Watt
0Fhngebdrk e. IT., SC, sSG.cs i
july. IL, 1877:
uIv 1R ~
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Suly 10
. { ~ G r R
STILL
T r I u M p Fl A N T !

H R Il M u RE s..
GOLD and SILVER MEDALS and DFfTG
Ma awarded to SINGER SEWING
MACHINE at Savannak Fair,s
November, 1871.
FIRST PREMIUM at Atlanta Fair, Octobe,
1871, for BEST FAMILY MACHINE.
PREMIUM at the Macon Fair October, 1871
for FAMILY MACHINE, with best
and most useful attachments,
FIRST PREMIUM at Thomasvil,e, Neyem-
ben Q, 1871, for best BANIILY
MACH IFSB.
GOLD MEDAL and THREE. .SII,XER MEL
4MS awarded the SINGER at the
augusta Fair,- N0vcm-
Der, 1871.
Examine the celebrated SBNGER
IN EW PAMILY"'
SEWING. .MACnRE--.he BEST MACHINE
in the woyldt
II. d. HAWLEY,
General Agent for
South Carolina, Georgia and Florida.
j. X. WHITE, Agent
for Orangebh.e CoGnty.
Local Agents 8 nearly cvOfy' COUNTY ir
South Carolina.
mar 23 q,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-02-26
The Great Tiehborne Case.

A London letter writer says: "Yes-
terday, February >, Sir John Duke
Coleridge, opening the case for the
plaintiff, had talked two weeks and four
DAYS. Sergeant Balantyne was asked
by the court to make suggestions on
the behalf of the claimant, Tichborne.
He said he preferred to wait till Sir
John had concluded, Which might be
some months hence. Apparently Sir
John will talk on, on and on, at least
three weeks more, if judge and jury can
possibly stand it. He does not know
when to stop. \ \ When l began
Daniel Webster said to me-what has
lasted through life--that any case
could be drawn down to less than half
a dozen points if lawyer possessed
the ability to concentrate, and one day
was long enough for any man to ad-
dress court or jury" #
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Commissioners sale.

DY VIRTUE OF 4 DECREE or THE
ID Municipal Court Of Wheeling, West
Virginia, rendered on the 7th day " Octo-
Der. 1871, IN a Chancery cause therein pend
ing, wherein MILAN HerschbeFg d 20.
were plaintiffs and John Carney and others
were defendants, / will, on
SATURDAY, 9TH DAY or MARCH, ls71
lOoclock A. ~, at the Front door Of the
Cont Uouse OF Ohio county, sell at public
auction TO the highest and best bidder, the
following described properly 10 wit: Lot
No 5g2 on the south side Of John street, be-
tween seventh and Full on streets, in last
Wheeling.
Terms Of Sale-One-ihird Of the purchase
money 10 be paid on the day OF sale, or a.
much more as the pnrchaser shall desire 10
pay, the balance 10 D. paid In two equal In
staiiments al SIX and twelve onths, with
int~rest from the day Of sale, the Commls-
sioner taking notes with good security for
the deferred payments, and retain the title
10 the said properly until the purchase
money shall have been poId in foil
X. q. BARR,
ie5-Id SPECIAL Commissioner.
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WHEELING w. VA. MONDAY MORNING FEBRUARY 2e 1872

at the end Of his Presidency? He IS
not a politician. He does not aspire to
the place for eight years from the 4th
OF March, 1869. He will be about
fty-six years old. or course he must
spend his salary as long as he is Presl'
dent. England, with her Wellington
her Nelson, and her other heroes on
land and sea, has never hesitated
to enrich and ennoble them
through all their posterity. Such a
policy is in accordance with the char
acter of the English government, but In
our country the man who fights for
and sases the republic would be a beg
sersifhe depended upon political et-
6SE and, mark it, il Grant takes
from the rich whose vast
fortunes he has saved, after be is
President, he will be accused as the
willing recipient of willing gifts
ALPHA
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The Weather and River.

MEMPHIS, February 25.-River rose
10 inches; now s teet above low water
mark. Weather clear and pleasant
White river feet to Augusta, and is
slowly rising. Arkansas river has :
1eet 10 Little Rock, and is rising. Busl-
ness moderate. ,
EVANSVILLE, IND, February 2j.-The
weather is clear and warm. The river
fell = inches.
New ORLEANS, February 25.-River
stationary. Weather clear.
LEAvESwoRTH, February 25.-The
river fell l3 inches. Weather cloudy.
CAIRO, Ill, February 25.-River
rose 10 inches. Weather clear.
vIcksBuRs, February 25.-River rose
10 inches. Weather clear.
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