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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-04-05

Have lllSt received Il hllh 't'4''N'''
lected stock of
TEAS, SEASON 1871.
(No old Stock
Japans, pound, half do. and quar- do rScEsSge1xo; 1o
=" very fine, -" nO
'' five lb chests superior quality w w
g iine w w
Oolong, extra fine quality. w w
superior n W ~
Imperial, extra fine . 30 10
!. sue''' s" ;. o 50
Young Hyson, extra line 90 90
English Breakfast ~ ~
superior, ~
Gunpowdcr, extra fine 20
g superior, ~ ~
. good II. -
cannot be surpassed, and are willing TO nave
them compared with any in the market.
We have everything in the FINE GROCERY
LINE
FRENCH CANDY, guaranteed to be pure
The best brands of Domestic and Imported
CIGARS and TOBACCO.
We particularly request our customers 10 re-
turn any article purchased from Us that does not
give satisfaction.
ANY club order purchased from the Tea Com
panes in New York will be duplicated IN price,
CHINESE TEA COMPANY,
No II north Royal street,
i'm 27-tf Alexandria, Virginia.
rEORGE McRUzsNEY a. SON,
Dealers in
CHOICE FAMILY AND FANCY GROCE-
RIES, WINES AND LIQUORS,
ENGLISH and SCOTCH ALE and BROWN
STOUT; ALSO EASTERN and POTO-
MAC HERRING and MACkkREL
NOS. lGG A n D 10 X NC STR L / ,
Washington Hall Buildng)
ALEXANDRIA A, VA.
Order: nrn,nntly filled. jan ls-tf
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THEAP BACON.
! have on hand 10, 900 pounds of CHOICE
FAMILY BACON, OF my own curing, consist
ing Of
BREAKFAST BACON and JOWLS,
which | am anxious to close out in the next ten
days ut a low price Please give me call, If
you want good meat.
PURE LEAF LARD in small packages; al
40. SUGAR-SPlCED BEEF ROUNDS for sale
at low prices by
SAMUEL J. REED,
NH 20 "a south Fairfax street.
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Reflect that sound mind and body arc the
most necessary requisites to promote c"hhuH''''
h,n,,inoss Indeed without these the Journey
through lie becomes u weary pilgrimage: tie
urospcct hourly darKens to the view, IT." niilj
becomes shadoSed With despair End filled ME
the lne e'ancnoly reflection that the rEpplnoss Of
,no,n. 10 biightcd with our own
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-04-05

GARCIA, TIE GAMBLER. There has just
died in great wretchedness. at Geneva, Senor
Garcia one who in the annals Of those who
make haste to become rich by gambling, held
a conspicuous place. Garcia, the hero of sew
eral seasons at Baden and Homburg, was a
scion OF good Spanish family, and was born at
Saragossa, in 1890, and had some little fortune
lett him, which he Immediately lost at the
gaming table. He turned up in France in
1858, about which time he became possessed,
by inheritance, of small property, realizing
about $4,000 francs. This was the nucleus of
the enormous fortune that he won at ecarte, at
baccarat and trente ct quarante. He possessed
at one time sl50,0O0, which he won entirely hy
gaming He left France at the tine of the
Calzade affair, and the difficulty with the
Duke of Grammont-C -Caderoucse. lie lived
afterwards at Baden, where he lost all he pos
sessed, and at Monaco where he became wait
er in cafe. He has died in wretched lod=-
ing in Geneva, leaving barely sufficient to pay
for his intermeut He shuf1cd off this mortal
coil leaving in his ragged pockets FIVE traucS,
the lowest stake allowed at rouge ct nolr!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-04-05

Physician of this celebrated Institution, has dis
covered the most Certain, Speedy, Pleasant and
EAectual Remedy in the world for all
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NOTICE-Having been appointed Admins
~ TRAITOR on the estate of A. K. TdORP, esq,
deceased all persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make prompt payment, and those
to whom said estate Ii indebted will please pre-
sent tncir claims.
~ Z5-r f. 4. REED.
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The PIANo-A new work on music by DIR.
II. II. Haweis, of Loudon, besides interesting
criticisms, biography, and history: gives some
account of musical education in England that
brings out points not unlike some which char,
acterize the study of music in the United
States. In referring to some facts stated in
this book, we were surprised at the vast annual
sales of pianos in Great Britain. 10 twenty
years Broadwood, Of London, has sold 1858
pianos. and Collard $1,000. About 10000 are
annually issued from the manufactures Of the
Kingdom, whilst about 10000 foreign made
are yearly imported The writer estimates that
about 400, 900 pianos are now in use in the
British Islands Wha, world of banging is
here. A gentleman recently explained the
meaning of forte in the name of the instru-
mert by remarkiug that it meant iortittude ::
the piano so patiently submitting to the inces-
SAINT humping to which it is subjected,
We have no means Of conjecturing the num-
her of pianos in the United States, but the
value Of those manufactured in the United
States in 1860 was upwards of $4,000, 600.
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ROOTS .9.N.U SHOES.

7 AIDES FINE SHOES at
Il sep Il WADDEY'S, "A King street.
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AIDES HANDSOMEBU UTTON BOOTSat
IL sep2l WADDEY'S, "A King street.
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DISEASE OF IMPKUDENCE.

the melancholy reflection that the rEfplhcss 81
anotn4 is blightcd with our own
DISEASE OF OFIMPKUDENCE.
Wheu misguided and ip:prudeEt votarl 0
plessur ads that he has lmDIbcd the seeds u
this iii. al disease, it too often nnppcEa that III
ill-timcs ensc Of Shame or dread 81 discovery de-
ters him fromapplylng to those VINO, from cduca-
tion and rcspectabIIIty can alone bclrlchu hlE,
Ielu wing till the constitutional symptoms .. THIS
horrid disease makes their Appearance such ~
ulc.roted sore throat, diseased nose, nocturnal
pains in the head and limbs, ,diinne.s Of sgnt,
deafness, nodes on the SHIN bone, and arms,
hlotcnes on the hc.d, face and e2treIrit!cs, pro
crossing with frightiul rapidty, till at is.. !ar
nalpte of the mouth or the bones OF Lar
most, fall in and the victim Of this awiu. d.s"a..
becomes !. horrjd object o. cOnm!>scr@tlon I'll.
ljcuth butts a period 10 lis dreadtU suffering. II
sending him 10 ti.a! uDdisr"Tefed cpIHtry ron
whence no traveller returns.
1t is q melancholy fact that thousands lie
victims to this terrible disease, through iG.iinS
into the h;anda Of ignorant Gr unsHi.iL!. fI.i-
TENDERS, who, by the use Of tEat d""t'y
Poison. Mercury &c., destroy the cnhsIluLoh.
and incapable Of curing, Keep the Gna"piy '.'i'
farar month after month taking their I.nIiGvs
iniurin,,s comuouaas, AID Instead Of DeE5 :"
tr.,r.I IN :, renewal o: Life. ' spraii Hah!.a.ss
in Gospair icsva him WIN ruined H"alli t" stga
over HE ga..Ing disapp1iE';nnaI
DR. LuuNSrDN,
OFFICE, 30. I, ooura FEsDAEicR ,r@ss
BALTIMORE. iiD.
Left hand eide ,,l,... from b...ir4rr' >c-a"
jnDrs iron. The corner f'.i 4ot = a'ac97. ..,...
nilu number.
Gs.- ~ letters irceivc" uu.s9s .oaGp,,id ~"
containing u stamp 10 J'. used on III" c4p.y
Persons writing Should -;Ht"os", sni -e:s {. l'"l
LION of ,dvcriscncn. describing ginplo:ns.
ENDOR EMENL OF II Il ptEsS.
The many Il ousands cured At Ms hslabi:sh
ment year after year, and the tu,iie:Jl!7 impGt.
ant Surgical Operations performed by d.. jGnn
ston Witnessed by the rer,:aeE .a,,vcs ot he ;''>'
and many other persons notices Of ws!c! -
appeared again and again before the public, D.
sides his standing ~ !. sent'c!n:sn OF 1'af"I-.
and responsibility, is = suiicic'it guarantee :"
.thicted.
SKIN DISEASES SPEC ILY CUREP
BAlanore iy lily
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS.

a CURE WARRANTED IN Two DAl'
Relief in Six Hours! No Mercury!
Persons ruined by Ignorant T7ifing pr';tendrrs
and their UcudIy Poison, shoI!ld apply lmu.e'''-
.tply
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-22
A HEAVY STOCK OF SPRING i su"'
CHEAP BOOTS AND sHoe|

NecOmd NJ, ? OO0rN " fst " ~.
The undsrsigned respectfully informs nI
friends and the public that he hns on n1nI
large and we'll selected stock OF rnn
TIERS. suitable for Ladies'. Gentlsmen, ~ bet
Children. which are manufactured from tnf n~;IISe
as low W. the same article can be ,.sn oDas,5 5uyH
my store win have the advantage of alafssh hors iS
risi assortment from which to select H. a.e
and neat fitting boot or shoe. Inc puo't r 'stoek
daily invited to call and examine NY
learn my exceedingly low PTic.s;;i
jy26-ly JonN A'%N
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-22
The NJ ayovaity.

We have been several times asked whether the
Li6sral Republican party of tins city was not go
ing to run a candidate for Mayor; but have bee"
unable to answer the question. There are seveial
gentlemen III their ranks who, We think, would
make very good Chief Magistrates. Ii they were
to nominate such men as JOIN G. PATTERSON,
Esq W. c. SPRuANcE, ESQ., or BENZ. NIELps,
Esq; either would poll large vote no doubt, and
perhaps be elected since the Radical party over
looks entirely its best and most competent men.
The Radicals have named GEO. W. STONE, Esq.
- . candidate for Office but that gentleman Is
Liberal Republican and does not desire office. al
though perhaps the best qualified for the position
of all the men the Radicals have mentioned.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-22
BARLOW'S INDIGO BLUE

r. tho rhearest and best article il the market for
Blmeiag Clothes. The genuine has both Barlow :
md WiItberger's name ON the label it is nut ur at
Wiitberser's Drug Store. NJ; ~ North second
etor. For sale by Druggists and arocers.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-22
Liberal Republicans in illinois.

The division of the Republicans in Illinois is
complete Meetings have been held by the Lib
erals in all the counties. OF which have been
very largely attended. A correspondent of the
Tribune furnishes the following reliable estimates
'There are l0l counties IN the State, and from
the nost Trustworthy data these prosperous and
ehickly peopled shires will turn out an aggregate
Of 10000 Liberals, irrespective of the Democratic
Llberals This estimate is based upon such nfor-
mstion as this: In Nndison county. which has no
moving cause to be specially adverse to Grantism
careful count gives this record At Highland
2oO; Alton, 1875: Greenwood, -; Upper Alton, 25
Edwardsville, l25; Marion, co. Collinsvilie, l5
Aonticeiio. ~; Fostsrburg. %; Bethallo. 40; Al.
hAmbrs. ~; Salem, ~; st. Jacobs, 50. Venice, 75
and 20 OH through the prosperous little towns, all
reported from actual count. Now this Is "a fairI,
svers8e exhibit. The county thus reviewed gave
Grant loo majority i'll 1868, and here are fully
i.OOO votes gone over to the Liberals The stron.
counties do considerably better than that, and Oh
these calculations the whole L,Lerni vote Is based
and the November majority estimated This
county (Cook) Is confidently counted on for 1000
Liberal majority, as here the Germans are massed
who are solid for koerner.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-22
Views Of Reverdy johnson.

In response to a request OF Congressman James
Brooks for al expression OF his political views. the
Hon. Rsverdy johnson has written long letter,
sxhaustively discussing the present issues. in
which he says:
The question with the people now is, which OF
the two will they have for their next President, L
3. Grant or Horace Greeleyl The former. during
the past three years, in the judgement OF all i'm
partial men, has proved his utter untness fol the
ONCE; the latter, during period OF than
80 years, as the editor Of u leading journal has
proved himself III the judgment OF all impartial
and competent men, to be a man of extraordinary
ability. perfect patriotism, and incorruptbe integ
iity. Has not Gen Grant demonstrated his unfit
ness for the Presidency His whole career as
President has been full of bunders, to use no
mider term.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-22

large tract of grain has been burned in Cali
lorna by native laborers because the farmers wer
nhout " employ Cinnamon.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-22
CAMPAIGN GOODS FOR 1922.

Agents wanted for our Campaign Goods. Sell al
Si6ht. P"p 100 per cent. profit; Now is the time.
Send at once for Descriptive Circulars and Price
Lists Of cur Fine Steel Eneravngs Of all the Can
didstes. Campaign Biographies. Charts. Photo;
srsnhs Bsdg Pins, Flags. aud everything suited
10 the times Ten dollars per day easily '"a,ie.-
Full samples sent for es. Address MooRE y doop-
spKED. 81 Park Row. New York.
A GENTS Wanted gents make more money
~ at work for US than at anything else. Business
light and permanent. Particulars free. q. sim
SON Co.. FINE Art Publishers. Portland. Maine.
TT g Piano Co... NY. PRICE. coon
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-22

Sunday school in Wisconsin has been calle,
to account for making recent excursion to"Devil'
Lake."
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-22

Chicago. which claims to be everything, now a.
serts her great superiority as "a summer waterin
place"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-22

Henry Wilson. now candidate fer Vice. President,
has ali the time bsen Chairman pt the Senate Con-
nittee on Military Adaits anh could have kecuted
passage. 50 could Morton. II he had not turned
his back upon the soldier and his face towards
other subjects more pleasing and
PROFITABLE TO HIS AMBITION
submit. therefore, that he is not the proper per.
son to arraign me any one else for turning ava
from the past. II am reelected to Congress
shall pursue the course have heretofore only
promising you greater industry In your service.
In my attention to the wants Of my constituents
know no party. If Rupubiican applies TO me
for assistance i'll his business he will receive il as
readily Democrat, without the slightest refer
ence rs to how he has voted. hold myself xs the
public servant OF all the citizens Of my district ss
long it continues me in Congress. Let this fact
always be borne in mind and let no one hesitate
TO act upon it.
A large tract of grain has been burned in Cali
lorna by native laborers because the farmers we're
about to employ Cinnamon.
Chicago. which claims to be everything, now as
serts her great superiority as "a summer watering
place"
Sunday school in Wisconsin has been called
to account for making recent excursion to"Devil's
Lake"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-22
ye,t erttset,teats.

|rOLl.EG1ATE AND COIN NJ ERClAL IN
~ ST1TuTG. New Haven. Conn. Prem
rstnry to College, Business. Scientific Schools, "
4; Military and Naval Ac.1emies Fall session
don. WM n RUSSELL Principal
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-06-01
Doxoloey and Bencdiction.

LIVELY TINES AT LEwievILLE
Lewisville is lively place. Since its
incorporation it is putting on airs and
seems determined to make noise in
ehe world. Well, it has right to. for
after our own Oranscburg it is the must
fcurishing place ON the Railroad be-
tween Charleston and Columbia.
Last Wednesday, Trial ustice Meyers
acid q Court there, which vas very
largely attended. The case sabmt
ted TO the consideration Of his Honor
and a jury was one against Nc. Rufus
Kleckly for violasiag the Liceuse law
by carrying on the business ola merchan-
dixe broker without having paid the
required fee Nine witnesses were ex
san,Ined for the PR secntinn, which was
represented by Mr.. George w. Sturgeon.
Gpon the close of the evidence for the
Eeafe, SIR. Kuowlton, counsel f,r dc.
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fendant, moved that tho case be dis
missed on .he,groand that 90 violation
Of the law had been proven. His Hon
or granted the motion aud the defe nd.
ant was discharged.
After the Adjournment of Court an
!apromptu meeting was held at the
depot platform where the following
speakers were called upon and addressed
the large aud attentive audience; j..
Fielder Meyers, Fuller Prickett, Angus.
,tus b. Knowlton, James l.. Jamison,
G,orge w. Stutyeo,, Rev. Mr..
Torrance, Adam g. Williams. James
j. Mitchell, and George L. Whaley.
MIR. Wtaley would probably desire us
TO say that his remarks were entirely
non. partisan aud SO we do say. The
rest of the speeches however were earn.
cstly Republican in their character.
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introduced into the American market.
In the most celebrated racing and trot-
ting stables, in the establishments of
stage and city car companies, and in
the stables Of private gentlemen, it is
the only recognized cure for such
diseases of the horse as require outward
treatment. Nor is it less valuable as a
local application for some of the most
distressing complaints to which man is
subject. Rheumatism, stiffness of the
joints, neuralgia, sore throat, tumors,
wens, ear,che, toothachc, yield to its
pain subduing, counter-irritant prope
ties, and burns, scalds and cuts are
healed with incredible rapidity under
its operation.
$1,000 Reward is offered by the pro-
prietor of DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery for medicine that will equal
it in the cure of Bronchitis, severe
Coughs, and the early stages of Consump-
tion. ::
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-06-01

A REPUBLICAN MASS MEETING was
held at the Club House last Saturday,
and attended by representatives from al.
most every part of the County. Mr..
James J. Mitchell was appointed Chair.
man and Mr.. f. II. Mckinlny, Secreta
ry. Addresses were made by Mcssrs.
Joseph A. Keller, James J.. Jamison,
Frank r. McKinlay, j. Fielder Meyers,
John H. Phillips, james Weeks, II.
Riggs, Ralph Crawford, Russell W.
Wilson, Adm C. Williams, Christian
Caldwell and Charles Greene.
Resolutions were adopted to the effect
that the party should support only those
who had been faithful to it in the dark
days of the past. We would give them
in full had we been furnished with n
COPY.
Some of the speakers objected to the
curly opening of the campuisn, but the
general feeling seemed to lie the other
way.
Orangeburg is sound for Grant be-
yond the shadow of doubt.
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MERIrED DIsTINcrIoN.-The we'll
known Groton Junction, on the great
thoroughfare Of the Northern Lines to
Boston, has ceased to be. With !ur.c
and increasing population, proud as we'll
as prosperous, it's citizens, in mass meet
in assembled, have voted to change the
name of their town to "AYER"-after
one of the best known men in America,
DIR. j. G. AVER, of Lowell-and the
Legislature of Massachusetts has en-
acted that decision into law. We COM
mend their choice, for not only is the
name short and distinctive but DR..
AYERS Medicines have made it CRATE
fully known To tine ends oi tine eart:.
Probably no living man has carried re.
lief to such countless nultitudes of the
sick as he, aud his honor, from his
neighbors, tells the estimation in which
he is held by those who know him
Bristol Times.
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VENETIAN BLINDs.-No inventio

VENETIAN BLINDs.-No invention
was ever so important to the people of
hot climates as the Venetian blind. Ad-
hitting the air and shaded light, while
keeping out the heat and glare, they are
absolutely essential to comfort in this
country. Ifthc houses of any of our rca-
ders are destitute of these valuable con-
trivauccs, they should at once, before
the hot weather sets in, send their orders
to Mr.. p. p. ToALE, No. 20 Haync
street, Charleston, S. >, manufacture
and dealer in doors, sashes, blinds, ba.
lustcrs, mouldings, &C., &c.
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At a mass meeting Of Republican
citizens held at Club House, st. Mat.
thews, on Saturday May 25th 1872. the
following preamble, AMI resolutions
offered by Mr.. Carlos II. Green were
unanimously adopted.
Uherras the Republicans IF Orange
burg County are about to euter upon
another c"mpaign, in the heat of which
II is expected that much pickering tor
political preterment will occur. and
hhr~ns, it is absolutely essential that
the Republican party should be gov
erned by its wisest couusellnrs. iu order
to defeat its opponents, as we'll as to
secure harmony, and render more
available the strength Of its own forces.
Therefore Be ii Re.oice1 That the
Republicans of Orangcburg County.
consisting chiefly of poor working men,
will do all in their power for the eleva.
ti"n Of only such men as these who
ciung to the party in it's dark and
gloomy days. Resoiyea, That we re-
coSnize the claims of those who enlirhten.
cd us when there seemed no hope for
our race. Resolred, That this pre-
amble and Resolutions be published 10
the ORANGEnURa NEWS.
Signed.
CHRISTIAN CALDWELL.
Chairman.
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SIxTE EN YEARS OF SUCcEss.-In
1886 the now famous Mustang Linime Mt
was first made known to the public by
un extensive system of advertising. From
that time TO the present, the dc,paud
for 1t has been steadily increasing until
it has tuken the lead Of ulI embroca,ions.
lotions, ointments, and other exterual
remedies, imported or domcstio. cvsr
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SUDDEN DEATns.-Two very sudden
deaths have occurred in this County
within the past week. MIR. Newton
Redmond, who lives near Blackville,
was sick but twn days, and DIR. A. G..
Harley, Of Burnwell, died suddenly of
inflammation of the throat, aud but
few hours previous to his death, seemed
in excellent health. These gentlemen
were highlycsteemed and useful citizens
and members of the Masonic fraternity.
r--BaaHceH .Scatiael.
DR.. Harley was native Of shis place
and abrosher Of our fellow sownsman j.
p. Harley Esq. The family have Cur
earnest sympathy in their aMiction.
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VIE Ggnr's, HEnn srnAuss?-w

VIE Ggur's, Herr STRAUSS ?-We
are glad to see that our friend MIR
Joseph Strauss has returned to good old
Orangeburg We are also glad tc learn
that Mr.. Strauss will soon erect n steam
mill Ton the north Of Russell Street near
Csnnon's Hot,l,) for the bulliug and
Publishing Of rice. We hope the market
price of rice will conc down in consc.
quence. Yiel gluccs, Herr Strauss
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THE NEWS HAS THE LARGEST
CIRCULATION IN THE COUNTY

TEMrERANcE.--The membership Of
our Division of Sons of Temperance is
increasing rapidly. The time of meet.
lug has been changed from Thursday to
Monday evening.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-06-01

A Texas negro murderer, recently
taken out to be hanged, put the rope
around !:is i;eek aud kicked himself ipio
eternity without waiting for the cere-
mopy.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-06-01

THE SoLIcIroRsuIp.-W are in
formed that the pro temrore appoint
mcnt of Thompson II. Cooke Esq, to
the Solicitorship has been enlarged so
that he is now Solicitor for the entire
Cirsuit-Charleston, as we'll as Orange
bury County.
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l. 90 "a T..
SATURDAY, JUNE i, 1872.
ALI Advertisements must
be- handed to the Business
manager n before Thursday
Noon.

= Mr.. Epiron-Plcasc announce GEO. W.
BANTER, from the Fork of Edisto. as a
pcsndidate for tho Lower House Of the Gene
raj ASSEMBLY, at the next Election and
oblige ..r..,, MANY VOTERS.
gTiupeIaI0 bta If
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FOR SHERIFF.

1rSThe numerous ifricn,ls lof, the Hon. .sTHAD.
O.. ANDREWS, our present efficient Judge
OF Probate, announce him rs a CAND1DATE
sof, y siIERIFF, Of .Orapgeburg County, for
the next Term.
19SG.s.45s.2T NUMEROUS FRIENDS.
May 10. 1s72.--'1--ti.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-06-01

a lady in Oulpeper, Virginia, recent
'y presented her husband with three fine
boys, and named one after General Lee.
one after General Beauregard aud one
after General Jackson.