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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-12-14

How bravely mau can walk tho earth
beAr the heaviest burdens, perform the
severest duties, aud look all men square
in the face, it he only bears in his breast
clear conscience! There is no spring,
no spur, no inspiration like this 20 feel
that we have Omitted no just act, and
loft no obligation unfufillcd, fills the
heart with satisfaction, and the soul
with strength. Conscience, it is said
makes towards of us all-but only COW :
ards when it reproaches us with some
uumanliness, somo shrinking from tru, h
aud right, aud the commission of some
wrong.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-12-14

BEAuTIFuL SNow." On Tuesday
night, a heavy fall of snow draped old
earth i'm her vestment of chill and
Sublime beauty. On Wednesday morn,
ing the sun rose upon scene Of unusual
character for these SUNNY parts. The
ground, the roofs, the trees, all wore the
white dSapery of snow.
So much for tRe'beauty; Eow if you
stalk Of comfort, all that is very diff.
ferent thing. Boys may love this thing,
But We know our steady men are with us
when we vince little at the cold and
uncomfortable footing of the thing.
But aur understo riding of this subject is
sfr1s.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-12-14
A Le%sisvilss man, who had only bee,

A Lc&isvilfs man, who had only been
acquainted With his girl two nights, at.
tempted to kiss Ret at el,e gate.
In his dying deposition he said that
s;juas as h. kissea her, aae earth slid
from under his feet, aud his soul went
out of his mouth, sshiln his head touch
cd star" Easss. Investigation shovsa
that what aissa hsssi aas the old geutle
mans boot.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-12-14

On Monday 9th lust, nboGt I o'clock
j. M. the gin house of Mr.. Fowles,
about mile from the rail road, wss dis
covered to be on fire. 1t is thought to
have originated from spark from the
cugine. Very Fortunately it was dis.
covered in time and estinsui>h.d with
out dofsg lnu ch damage. The Fire
Companies were On route towards the
Scene, tho Hook and Ladder, ahead!
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-12-14

Eco FLlPp.-Somethias Is said of
Snow and comfort elsewhere, but of all
the comfortable doses that can be ad.
ministered or prescribed at This season,
is glass of egg Zip, which is fixed UP
with nut meg aud good whiskey ia it at
j. Herman Wahler's Saloon. BY gosh |!
Messrs Hartzog and Wannamakcr know
their "biz.'
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-12-14

H
Improvement" is still the counter
ss n in Orangeburg, and the signs of
the coantersign are everywhere. New
l'hsiness relations Of promise ani ,rslia-
bilisy are being formed; new stores are
erected and occupied; heavier aud
'handsotner stocks of goods are imported
and sold, each winter, and repair and
repaint are revivifing the exterior Of
dwellings, aud removing the appearance
of fences.
Among these things, ase the Improve
ments which are Beipg pas ppon the
large and com@Sdions ,rcsiasncooocupied
By Mr. ii E NaabamakeE, on Russell
Street. E4 Sheriff J w II Dukes is a.
work At this. we understand tRa. he
sohtemplases otehiBg 4 Hotel there that
Shall eadsl even: the best. March on |!
1xsse
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-12-14
RESOLUTIONS.

OFFICE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
oRAaoEBuRo County, s. c.,
November 9th, 1872.
R.,oired, rha. all perSons hslaink coBN.
Tf ORDERS issued by the late Boards Of
County Commissioners, for Orangeburg
County, do present the same 10 the Clerk OF
this Board for Registration within thirty
days from this date, and that all such Coun.
ty Orders not Registered within the stime
aforesaid. and Endorsed With the approval
of tLis Board, will be debarred payment.
Re.olred, That the Treasurer of Orange.
burg County is forbid to pay any such
County Order not Registered aad gndorsed
as aforesaid.
Resolved, That the Clstk of this Board do
publish these resolutions for thirty days.
h. T. K. SMOAK,
Chairman Board County Goinaiissioners
Attest.
GEO. BoLIvER, Clerk Board.
nov 80 Al
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-12-14
"His little round brlly

"His little round brlly
Shook when he laughed like bowl full of
jelly.
This is part of that fne and familiar
description Of St. Nick who it seems
has appointed Dr.. A. C. Dukes, of this
place his. agent to disp Sc Ct Toliiay
and Christmas goods.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-12-14

Emanuel Ezekiel has just received a
large and fresh stock Of cutlery, fancy
goods, perfumery, groceries, etc. Be-
sides this be has splendid display of
Ajewelry, and is sill rcedy 70 repair and
clean watches.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-12-14

Rowes Pump is to be incorporated
That's right But don't call it Rowe IS
Pump. Give it "local habita,ion and
a name" Call it Edisto, or or some
thing else. ~
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-12-14

Our obligations are acknowledged to
DR.. 0iiveros for his little remembrance,
which was an earnest Of Christmas.
The Doctor takes especial delight in
exhibiting and explaining his stock of
rare toys, games and amusing things
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-12-14

Potatoes are q cigar and drink of
Rhiskey per 5ushel at Davenport
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-12-14

The hirpoymoais has nttncked the
Farmers hey are all sick of the horse
disease.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-12-14

Snow BALLs.-Eaoh JaAing at tho
other; then each bawling his own praise
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-12-14
SATURDAY, DEC ID, 1872.

All Advertisements must
be handed to the Business
Manager before Thursday
Noon.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-12-14
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that APPLICA-
TION will he made TO the GENERAL AS
SEMBLY at it's next Session for Revival
of the Charters of pine GROVE CHURCH,
and TRINITY CHURCH" under the juris.
diction of the Evangelical Lutheran Sy.
nod of South Carolina and adjacent States
nov 8 Sm
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-12-14
TO RENT!

NotiOeis hereby given that che Indepen.
dent Elliptt Hook and Ladder Company hav-
ing completed their HALL and 81 ORE will
receive PROPOSALS for RENT Of the
STORE, situated on Market Street, next
door to Capt John A. Hamilton's. The
Store 10 20 by 60 feet in the clear, with Glas.
Front,
By order Ct The Company.
ces % r. psEARs, SEQ
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-12-14
Notice to Creditors.
oRANGEBURG COUNTY!
Is CoMMoN PtfAs.
Pp JsDn;nzs sar,.. t

Is CoMMoN PLEAS
P. P. jennings, admir- nt !
John I Jennings,
vs f<-
T 8. Fielder aud others, Cred.
i'ors and hsirs ct Law.
By IA order in this case il Ia S,hssa.s
II. Thst all Creditors Of j. /. Tenn .,.,.,
deoeasss, DO enjoinsd by .puHlScstior sssrs -.
oommsAoipG Gsepsrass iritS aEifia HE
ministrAsaf or snforoing any u, AA-
iIapH az which be died - ;:sns on the
further order Of this = ss,se5, until fhs
thsir o. rne said Creditors sn .,,,.
:. .airne before Mortirnsr Cilovsy 1rs.s
ss.. e. asssrse. as oysassaure 8, a. 49,
nsss OF Jaaasry raxt. = sss'ss %
AoRTnsEa GLOVER,
cfsssssnrs ossseta, 1879 Il
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-12-14
HORSES MORSEs!yMULEs


We respectfully oall the attention Of the
citizens Of ofangeburg aud 0rangcburg
Coauty to the fact, that we will have choice
lot OF horses frsm Virginia, on this market
by the twchteith of December. This stock has
been selected from choice stock rhisors in
the Old Dominion, aud with an syo to the
necessities of this market. They will con
sist of fine Saddle and Harness horses. Wo
also cnll your attention to the fne lot of
mules we NOW have oil hand. We expect to
keep u full supply of both horses and mules
constantly on hand. II our stock don't give
satisfaction, you can return them, and get
your money back, with interest. Try us,
that's all we want.
SALE STABLES OF
w. M. SAIN Sc GO.
nov % aug 81 II
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-12-14

Reading has a blind nowsboy.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-12-14
THOs. w. ALBERGOTTT,

J. P. MAR l. Il US
Russell Street, Orahgebdrg, SO. Ca,
Has JUST RECEIVED fresh supply u
FRENCH CANDIES, p
FINE CANDIES,
NUTS. all sorts,
TOYS,
CHINA WARE.
Largo and Small FANCY BASKETS,
RAISONS,
PICKLES, SO SO.
Also FRESH BREAD always on haad,
and supplied 10 regular customers every day
at their doors.
In my cake department you will And.
FRUIT CAKES,
FANCY CAKES.
GuNGERs, &c..
Always OH hand and fresh. !, I'd,
FINE BRIDAL PRESENT4t
FRESH PIES constantly on hand.
WEDDINGS supplied with al, Kinda ef
Cakes and Confectionnrles at the shortest
notice.
The above goods cannot be excellod in
quality and price.
All work warranted to give satisfaction.
oct II ly dec Il
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-10-24
"NO MAIL TODAY"

When we had an overland mail from
Yemassee three times week, it was
pretty safe to bet on it. Occasionally
bad roads would interfere with transpor-
tation, but it was the exception, not the
rule. Now, however, things are reversed.
We are supposed to be the recipient of a
mail every blessed day, except Sundays,
but we do nothing of the kind. mo
mail to-day" is as familiar in our
mouths as household words.' Nor can
we trace these official shortcomings to
any responsible source. If we lay the
fault to mail agents, they spurn the idea,
and say they do their duty. IF we go to
the Railway officials it is loves labor lost.
Occasionally it goes on to Savannah, back
to Yemassee to be brought here after
three days time, providing it don't get
left. We have heard of instances where
it was brought here or to what is called a
depot, and no one being there to receive
it, away it goes to the Battery, and
thence back by circuitous route and
eventually gets here all tired out. We
can't blame any one, only we are some
what tired of having "no mail to day."
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-10-24
The Election Elsewhere.

Bowen is elected sheriff of Charles
ton by nearly thousand majority.
The boilers elected all of the
members Of the House aud their SEN
ator. The Mackey county commits
sioners were elected, as well as the
clerk Of court and solicitor on that
ticket. The Boilers and Democrats
carried ten counties, as follows: An
derson, $40; Charleston, 955; Green
vile, 60; Horny, $50; Lexington,
1870; Oconee, 706; PIckens, 430; Spar
tanburg, 1886; Union, 27O. and York.
800. All the rest of the State was
swept by Moses, his majority reaching
at least thirty thousand. Not more
than one third of the white was polled,
and not over two thirds of the black
vote.
In the General Assembly there will
be 81 Regulars; 4 boilers, aud S Dem.
ocrats; IL white and II colored. In
the House there will be 10 Democrats,
20 Boilers and 81 Regulars.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-10-24
A QUALIFICATION.

Monday'evening was devoted to dark
deeds. All political asperities are now
hurled in the deep bosom of forgetful-
ness. The sepulchral ceremonies were
witnessed by a procession of $50 citizens
by count, and multitude of the rising
generation, bearing in their hands
lightwood torches, whose flaming and
weird like shadows cast a strange glare
over the assembly. The calumet was
proudly borne upon the shoulders OF
the heavy champion of the great
,chipped-whose political tergiversa-
tons are locally historic. The Times
are out of joint; as the almanacs nave
-"Look-out-for changes about these
days.n 1t is misfortune vainly essay
ing how to climb a creased pole. Dead
for ducat, dead. The procession was
formed somewhere-of thai there is no
doubt, it's course was up and down our
Incompatible Bay ST., marched and
countermarched until the noble army
of drummers and fifers had steered
them into our back streets till they
reached the residence Of our distin'
guished Senator elect, where we sup
nose q feast of good things were calm.
ly and quietly discussed, and enmities
buried for all time to come. Every
thing went without doubt merrily un'
til the apple Of discord Was visible IN
the shape of a few brickbats-here We
must draw the veil-we cannot chroni
Gle any discordant elements, but sup
pose they all went happy to their slit
tie BEDS" dreaming Of offices, bonds
! et III anne rpp1S.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-10-24
Bogus Obituaries.

1t is a privilege accorded to but few
persons to read their own obituaries.
1t may be a sort Of morbid curiosity
to know what would be said Of them
after this mortal coil had been shaken
of, but We look upon it as a matter of
doubt if it brings to them any satisfac-
ton, even if such mortuary record is
filled with fulsome adulation.
Last week we published an obituary
notice of a young man residing at Ye-
massee, who caused dispatch to be
sent to this place stating that he
died suddenly Friday morning from a
disease incident to our climate, and as
he was well the evening previous, it
caused some surprise that he should be
called from time to eternity without
warning. In the afternoon of the day
mentioned, repentance came to this
man, and the news flashed across the
wire that it was n cGnard, that he was
in the possession of the few faculties
with which he was endowed, apd that
it was done for joke We looked up
on it as a grave subject.
We are not disposed to waste much
time over this individuals innocent
eccentricities; as he grows older, it is
hoped that he will exhibit more wis
dom than he has done. If our COM
mandatory obituary Of him is any
qualification, he can swallow this also.
We think this joke as he calls it so
facetiously should bring to his cars the
eXeCratiOn OF every one whose existence
is worth pin, our opinion he can
read at his leisure. TO triGe or make
light Of such subject is Sd repugnant
to US that we have little consideration
for the person that does it, and it is Of
little consequence how quick the small
space they occupy in the world is tax
Ell by some one whose brains are WORTH
preserving.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-10-24
The State.

Lucius Wimbush, Radical State Sem
ator from Chester, died in Columbia
on Friday last.
A Catholic school for girls, and for
boys uder twelve years of age, was
opened last Monday, in building near
the Catholic church in Columbia.
The lot for the Courthouse in Colum-
bia has been purchased for $1,000.
Severe ice frosts are reported in
Greenville, Georgetown, York and
Marlboro Counties.
The gin house of Mr.. D. A. Thomas,
in Union county, was burned on We'd
nesday last by an incendiary.
The Yorkville Enquirer of the 18th
says: "On Monday evening last there
was brilliant display of the aurora
borealis, or Northern light which
was seen by such Of our citizens as
happened to 'look we'll to the North. "
The Enquirer does not say that "Hob-
sons choice" was seen in the lights.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-10-24
A Good Beginning.

Auditor Gary has been removed from
office for refusing to levy the hree-mill
tax to redeem the Blue Ridge scrip,
and ten mill tax to pay interest on
the whole bonded debt, including the
six millions of fraudulent conversion
bonds. DR.. J. L. Nagle has been ap'
pointed to perform the duties Of the
auditors office, and as he is known to
be in favor Of both taxes we may eX'
pect in few days twenty-six mill
tax. So much for Blue Ridge and vail
dating bills.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-10-24
West Bay Street.

We have frequently asked our Inten-
dent to give US a decent roadway up
on Bay street near the courthouse.
The sand for a square each side of the
courthouse is very deep, and the I'M
preston made upon. those attending to
business there is unfavorable to our
town. A spasmodic effort was made
a few months ago, and dozen cart
loads Of shells were sprinkled IN that
direction. No good is done by such
.rifing. Three or four hundred dol
lars were wasted in similar attempt
on Magnolia street aud the shell road.
Such work ought to be Systematically
and well done or not attempted. We
truse that the west end of Bay street
will 0e rut in order soon.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-10-24
The ShipWreCksd Iron,

Although the loss of the ship En-
ergy will be severely felt by the rail-
road company, and none the less by
our citizens, we do not anticipate that
it will cause so much detention towards
finishing the road as was feared.
1t was a severe blow to the owners, but
we have no doubt that another cargo
will be ordered at once to replace it.
The cargo of the Lady Duflerin is yet
at the wharf and by the time that is
all laid, another load will arrive to con-
tinue work that cannot be suspended.
We confidently hope that the road will
be finished as near the time set as can
be expected
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-10-24

Gsy~ In 1870, Carpenter, the Reform
candidate, carried nine counties, with
an aggregate majority of 2,S0S. Tom.
linson has in the same counties, 6,096
majority. This shows how easily the
white voters could have elected him
thus breaking the lines of the ring,
giving an impetus to the Greeley move
ment which, if not able to carry the
State, would have helped it nightly
in the North, and have secured de-
cent State government for two years.
The Conservatives have danced and
they will have to pay the fiddler
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-10-24
Sea Island Cotton.

For some reason pot quite clear to US
this article is getting to be somewhat
Of a drug in foreign markets. Quite a
number of bales of the previous crop
are still remaining unsold in Liverpool,
and in Charleston. We have seen a
letter from a cotton dealer in Europe
stating that manufacturers are mixing
our cotton with Egyptian, producing
fabric equal to articles made from the
pure material. If this should prove
to be a fact it will have q tendency to
lessen the production. Cotton that
last year brought satisfactory prices, is
down to very low figure, sufficient to
hardly pay for putting it into market,
and that without sales.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-10-24
LOSS OF SHIP ENERGY.
She goes Ashore on Hunting Island-A
Total Less.

Total Loss.
The American ship Energy, Capt.
Caulkins, from Cardiff to Port Royal
with railroad iron, went ashore about
5 O'Clock on Sunday morning the
Goth, off Hunting Island. The cap
tain and part of the crew remained by
the ship until 4 O'Clock, 2. NJ, when
thew were taken from the wreck by the
revenue steamer Nansemond, from
Savannah.
The steamship Saragossa, Capt.
Hooper, about 10 A. NJ, encountered
the ship whilst on her way to Savan-
nah, and stopping, took Oft the Cap
tain's wife and two children, Miss
Kate Walker and Mr.. Fred. Winter
man and wife. The Saragossa laid of
and On for over two hours. but was un-
able TO get near enough to render the
ship any assistance. She was built at
Boston in 1860, and is owned by the
Whitman Island phosphate company.
The Captain and part of the crew
arrived in Beaufort Tuesday. The
Captain reports to US that be left the
ship late Sunday with three feet of
water in the hold, and rapidly going
to pieces.
The Energy had on board l $50 tons
of railroad iron, consigned to S.. 9.
Millett, Superintendent of the road.
The Captain was partially insured but
to what amount we could not learn.
She lies in II feet of water.
A boat with five men left the ship
with directions to steer for Hilton
Head. The next morning the boat
was seen among the breakers bottom
up. Whether the men reached the
shore or not, is uncertain.
Another boat CONTAINING nine men
left the ship the same time which
was beached on Bay Point on Sunday
night.
On Monday morning Capt. Young,
being on the lockout for the boats Of
the Energy, sighted one Of them On
Bay Point beach, from the deck of the
schooner Whitney Long, which vessel
he was bringing into port. Capt.
Young hailed Capt. Uvedale, of the
sloop Anna, and requested him to pick
the shipwrecked party up. The re-
quest being misunderstood, the Anna
came up without assisting the men.
On Tuesday Capt. Young applied to
the Pilot Commissioners for the use Of
Pilot boat No. 2, then lying Idle, for
The purpose of rescuing the party. lie
fell in with the second mates boat
with seven men near Station creek.
They had carried their boat about five
hundred yards from the point where it
had been beachcd and launched her
again in more favorable water. The
mate reported having lost one man
named Thorp, who was drowned in
attempting to reach the shore after the
boat struck. near Bay Point. His body
was recovered on the.beach the next
day and buried by bis comrades. Capt.
Young took them aboard and relieved
their wants. They arrived in Beau
fort in the afternoon and reported TO
Capt. Caulkins.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-10-24
When the Swallow HOmeWard Fly.

Slowly our summer wanderers are
returning from the north looking as
fresh as spring leaves. We may eXalt
the genial South with its warm climate,
its gorgeous sunsets, cloudless skies,
perennial blossoms, and other luxuries
too extensive to enumerate, yet for
recreative purposes, for rejuVenatihg
influences, commends US to the heaven
kissing hills of the north, tits deepening
valleys-its verdant landscapes-its
handsome villages scattered promis-
cuously, looking like cluster of dia-
monds with setting Of emeralds.
Health-giving appliances abound on
every hand-lying around loose, borne
on every breeze-whispered in every
zephyr, and by natures skilIful art,
transferred to every cheek. Sentiment
aside, we welcome all our migratory
friends back to the home Of the magno-
liza and orange.
To the pleasure. seeker. or invalid
whose tastes or necessities drive them
southwards, no locality can present
better facilities for both than is found
hereabouts. The Sea Island Hotel,
having made some extensive additions
to their building, is approaching COM
pletion, and those who become its
guests will find everything suitable to
their personal comfort and pleasure.