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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-02-17
The News.
COLUMBIA, February II.

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The NJ CIV York hondholders have pre-
pared Bill which will be introduced
Tomorrow. providing for the SCALING Of
the bonds at the rate of seyonty.fivc per
cent, The Bill appoints j. j.. Orr, j .
B. Palmer and H. ID. Childs B3ard of
Commissioners to superintend the con
version, which is to be transacted by a
Bank or Trust Compan;, in New YORK
Ten millions of registered stock is to be
issued and signed by tho Governor and
Treasurer, and countersigncd ty the
President and Cashier Of the Bank or
Trust Company, and this is to be cx :
changcd for the outstanding State debt,
amounting accordingto the Billto fifteen
lmiilon seven hundred and sixty seven
Thousand and rinc hundred and eight dol
ars The Bill provides for levying of
tax Of four mills on the dollar to pay inte-
rest on new stock aud setting aside OF
the Sinking Fund also contains pro-
VISION that the debt shall not be incrcas-
cd except by vote of the. people.
In the House a new Appropriation
Bill was introduced lcvying tax Of
seventeen and half mills.
The House adopted resolution to ad.
journ February 26th, subject to call
of majority Of the members The
Senate indefinitely postponed the rcsolu-
tion requesting Senators Saw, er and
Robertson to resign.
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ilimbs-was the late slave. His first
effort was TO secure for himself, bnycnd
"a peradvcnt lure, what had been already
won for him by the Republicans of the
North. In this he was aided by many
whose aid .hees will never forget. and
whose motives he will never consider
To him, the result has been what mil
lions of millions of money have been ey
pended ior-what oceans Of human blood
haze been. shed for-thc right to life,
liberty aud the pursuit of happiness"
Thus the colorcd man is, and always
will be, Republican. He holds the
balance Of power in the State. He is
wiling TO yield to others all that he de-
mands for himself He is, we believe,
sincerely anxious that the State should be
governed in the highest interest of the
whole people. But he demands that his
sacred rights, which were bought with
both blood and money, shall not be sold
for money alone. IIc exalts willingly tc
leadership those whom he can follow in
confidence. On one point he is inhcxi.
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We welcome to the editorial corps aud
table Messrs. James S. Hayward aud e.
p. Beard, and their sparkling paper the
Orang' bury Times, the first number OF
which appeared on the 18th instant Mr..
Hayward is a gentleman of great intclli-
gence. of high cultivation aud of a tone
which is rare in these degenerate days.
The son of Nathaniel Hayward, Esq, OF
Beaufort, aud, thus, Of family we'll
known and honorcd in the history of
this State, the mention of his name will
indicate to all South Caroiinians what
they have right to expect of the Man
and of the Editor, and in neither capa-
city, we are confident, will he disnnpoin ut
them.
Mr.. Beard is already favorably know a
to the public as tho editor aud propric.
tor of the Temperance Adcocate, until
recently published. in Columbia, but
Lenceforth to be issued from Orange.
burg.
How much support there will b. for u
Temperance paper iu this neiyhborhopd
is matter iur grave consil:,. ..;;.i,n but
with the euergy, faith anI experience C
which Mr.. Beard will bring to bear in
the matter, VIC should not wonder, some
line day, to sec the closed aud melan-
choly doors of Mcrcney's, Li.l tfoot 5
and other hitherto cheerful establish
mcnts, festooncd with the blackest Of
Grape, while crowds of dropping, long
faced men, bibulously inclined, and with
grief depicted on every feature, seek, at
the various opothccary shops, u tempo
rary and mocking relief in bottle deep
potasions of No 6, or Browns Jamaica
Ginger. sa
While it would be hypocrisy to ex
press wish which might involve de-
sire for the success of political views to
which we cannot subscribe, we do ncv-
erthclessf with that single reservation,
wish for our new brothers long, pleas
ant and prosperous editorial career.
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blc-that no party whose principles are
opposed to Republicanism shall succeed
by his aid. Tho dominancy of party
mag toSothers, be question ofmore or
leAs taxhtion-with him il Is a question
Of Human Rights. He may regret that
he has not from others chat support
which would ensure him equal safety
under better mon. But until better
men offer, whose principles guarantee
him such safety, he will stand by those
who have, at least, been true to him.
Does South Carolina propose to givo
him better men, or not
Do South Carolinians love the name
OF Democracy more than they love South
Carolina p .>., a,
Would they rather see their State
ruined (shoald suchia dire alternative
arise,) than be known as Republicans?
Finally, are they opposed to the pria :
cipies of Republicanism
Let the Times consider these views
calmly, and roply to our questions With
SQUAD reasoning. 1t will then perceive
that The only logical answer to our artic ie
Why" must be one which shall cover
the bread question, WHY men who claim
to love their State do, IN reality, cherish
the memory of her past glories to she
utter forgetfalness Of her present neces-
sites?
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New REPUBLICAN, EDIroR.-Mr.
Augustus B.-KhowIton ASSUMES theEcdi-
torship OF tho ORANoEBbRa'tNEws, n
Reppblipapo paper.ei In his salutatary he
says jphlet that We shall tall,b al be Republicans
in the millennium, save one, and he s'shall
be bound for . thousand years" This
is'sayihg the Devil is Democrat Who
desires tofight about it p EstlgefsM 1d-
Greysis5, f1b. Sfh. n9fio si eGaGo1sT
We haven't heard of anybody, so far.
But We didnn't 'n'ss mean to shy yfshth that his ma
.j.s jesty j. is IS. 80 Democrat yes!
If he keeps on thought
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f lUs ~ gbGtii
Plain Talk.

BY the misrulc and corruption Of ceifs
tain tain Republican cfiieials what do the peo-
pie Of this State Directly lose r,
They lose money;-a great deal Of it,
to be sure, but still. nothing but Money!
~. Ifthe Democrats were to rule in this
State, what would the minority Of the
people lose, according to the belief of
most of the Republican voters of the
State
J 10 begin with, they, would lose the
srisbDto vote. For, as tho United Suites
Supreme Court has recently held, the
Constitutional Amendments do not im-
nnir iha rinht Of Stain IN dn.iIl" nnn-
the Suffrage qualification, SO long as il
makes no distinction on account OF ,araco,
color or previous condition And thus
Democratic Legislature might, and prob.
ably would, declare AM educational or
property qualification which, while it
deprived few poor and ignorant white
meu Of their privileges, would also keep
nine, at least, out Of every ten colored
men, away from the ballot box.
And having lost the right to vote,
what you'd there be left for the col
ored- people Of tlis statc,- Ignorant,
poor and with no political weight or in
Auence-but to wander out into the
world in search of those rights and libs
critics which they could no longer find Mt
home? For, whether justly or not, the
: fcolorcdaman believes firmly that be could
look for but little forlearance from his
DoiRocrntic ncighbofs SO lonsas he him
self had no voice in the making or exc.
cution of Che laws.
We, oufselycs, Believe that were all
men honest, upright and iptoligent---if
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feb 10
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SIMPSONS COTTON SEED.

offer for sale small quantity Of the
SIMPSON EARLl PROLIFIC COTTON
SEED of my own raising, grown on lllcko-
ry Grove, Orangcburg County. $. Z from
seed bought by me last spring fir. M thc
Original W. Simpson, OF Sparta, Ga,
then sold at three t3) dollars per bushel.
luis stock OF seed has given more general
satisfaction ii,an any othc., as may be seen
by reports published in the SoU,hcrn Guilt.
vntor for twelve months past.
Piigo y 60 per bushcl, or ! bushels of
any othcr kind oi Cottor seed for l bushcl
of simpson seed,
J. IL. HANE,
Fort Motto, 3. c.
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NOTICE.

A MEETING of tho DELEGATES of the
EEPU BLICAN PARTY will take place On
SATURDAY February 18th, 1872. to NOM
MATE DELEGATES to the NOMINATING
the 18th inst. for the purpose of N0MlMA
TING DELEGATES for NATIONAL CON
VENTlON to be held in Philadelphia on the
Isl Wednesday i'll June 1872. to NOMINATE
PRESIDENT & VICE PRESIDENT of th.
Uuitcd States.
GEO. BoLlyER,
Chairman Of Couaty.
feb 10 At
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!. .TsT-OE.LETyrEnss Remain-

il 4 ing in the 0raDgeburg Post Office to
January 18th, 1872. ~
A.-June ABLY.
A C.--John H Clarke. E
spF,T4D Fsi'ofd, Mrs Codelia w Fair.
a Es:+Mrh Sarah Kcllyt,J b Bsnsdy.
is} i.sr--J las sAIoSison, Mrs Jenny McKcnsie,
Miss Elcey Mood.
R--Maria Rec'l.
T.-yRobert Thomas, Mrs Catherine @ Ty-
ier./ ~ "
W.-Miss Laura A Walsh.
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say they arc advertised.
+. DEMars, p NJ.
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NOTICE.

oFEICE. OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
l,s,.s r,. ORASoEBuRG CouSrr,
Orangeburg, S. c., February sth. 1872.
F, SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
at this Office until March 1st 'SI2, for
BUILDING FENCE aroun,i tie Gear:
House square. All materials furnished by
the County.
BY order of the Board.
JAMES EsS TASSEL,
Clerk of Co., Com.
feb 10 At
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NOTICE.

All PERSONS having any BOOKS belong
ing TO sIllBBoLETH LODGE No. % A.
F.. NJ. will please deliver the same
promptly to the Subscriber NJ orangeburs.
2" W. . Wv ). DSrREvibhE,
feb lift Secretary.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-11-15

FARMERS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
NEws.-Farmers and all others who
want to buy the BEST and CHEAP
EST boots Il shoes in the Northwest,
should not fail to give Atkins, Steele &
Whites Boots & Shoes one trial. TO
those who have had them nothing need
be said, as all unite in giving them the
highest prise. They are manufactured
from the very best stock, and the work
is warranted not to rip or come unpeg-
ged great failing with all boots &
shoes. A full assortment of this Justly
celebrated make for men, women and
children's wear always on hand at j. Il.
CAwARD's, who has sold them for 5 or
6 years and never yet had one pair
that did not give entire satisfaction,
but to the contrary scores can be rcferr-
ed to who will say they are the best
boots they ever bought and instantly
produce their proof by showing you
foot covered with one of them. Splcn-
did boots worn year and more all
sound and nice-without doubt their
equal for wear cannot be found. Give
them trial and you shall not regret
it. If.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-11-15

THE freight train on the Mason City
branch of the NJ. & St. Paul railroad,
was stuck in the snow on Thursday.
Being on the way home from Des
Moines, we had to come by Calmar
There we cnquired of a Mr.. Potter, the
agent, about the prospect of freight
train on which to get home. After
waiting about twenty-five minutes, we
left without any reply Of any nature.
We should not suppose the NJ. & St.
P. Railroad Co. would employ a
speechless agent any where.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-11-15

THANKSGIVING AT THE COURT
HousE.--Prcparations are being made
for one of the most extensive festivals
and cotillion parties at the Court House,
on Thursday, the 2Sth inst, ever
given in this county. They have a
full and extended committee of ar
rangements, and tickets of invitation
issued for the occasion. The entire
bill for festival and ball will be only
$3.50. The festival will be proyis-
toned and furnished out of the ample
board and fashioned by the handiwork
of the wives and daughters of the stur-
dy agriculturists and business men of
the county. The proceeds will be de-
voted to the benefit of the Catholic
Church. The occasion ought to COM
mand large attendance.
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Have You Seen Her?-A lady who
for the last five years has been leader
Of fashion in New York, and who may
be seen twice a week in her elegant
caleche driving pair of superb ponies
in Central Bark, has recently stated, in
the select circle to which she belongs,
that the only article in existence which
imparts beauty and lusture to the CON-
plexion without ultimately impairing
the texture OF the skin and causing
it to collapse and wrinkle, is Hagan's
Magnolia Balm. The name of the
distinguished member of the beau mon
de who made this declaration cannot
with propriety be given, but it may be
mentioned en- PEASANT that she has spent
several years of her life in Europe and
is familiar with all the arts and prepar-
ations employed by the court beauties
Of the old world to enchance their
charms.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-11-15

AN old thresher who has read the
statements in our paper about the big
work in threshing done by Hitchcock
& Rima, and by Daughenbangh Il
Livingston, asks eff the work was for
six successive days, or for six days
work selected out Of as many weeks,
perhaps, as there were days" We are
unable to tell him, but arc promised
by one of the parties with day and
date, and name of the party for whom
the work was done If both will fur
nish the facts asked for, we will publish
for the benefit Of duubters.
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.NAuN00;: E4osc Eost, Ho:r
Es9sfcsscs3 ,

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The celebrated authrates this admirable
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Esic This Lecture should be in the hands
Of every youth and every man in he.)snd.
Sent under seal, i'll n plain envelope, to
any address, postp id. on receipt Of six
cents, or two post stamps.
Also. DR.. Cutverwell' 5" Marriage Guide'
price 80 cents.
Address the Publishers.
CHAs. j. e. KLINE & Co..
Post Office Box 1856. LET Bowery, N. Y.
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GRANGE NorICE,-A special meet
ing of the z. of II. will be held at the
Cresco Hall, Saturday Nov. %, at
$3.50 P. NJ, sharp. Mr.. T. p. Davies
and others, will discourse upon Manurcs
and Fertilizers. 1t is desired that all
members who have any knowledge, en-
detrimental or otherwise, on this i'm
portant question, be prepared to inn
part the same. The attendance of all
members is both requested and urged.
By order, SECRETARY.
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Notice..

All persons indebted to Samson &
Simonds, arc hereby notified to call and
settle Immediately, as we need the
money to help cur friends who have
suffered in the late fire at Boston.
Further Notice.
More good bargains left in Doors,
Shoes, CLOTHING, &C., which VIC are
selling at reduced prices. Call and ex-
anime at
SAMSON & SIMoNDs.
Cresco Iowa, Nov. II, 1872.
n3-tf
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THERE are some persons who 60 into
a printing Office, are in the habit of
Of reading over manuscript and re-
print before it makes its appearance in
the weekly paper, and we would say
that such thing is against the rules of
this office, and hope this notice will be
regarded by any persons or person who
is in the habit of doing this kind of a
thing.
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DUTY CEE TEAS!

TIE GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY
have business connections with ali the prin-
cipal ports of China and Japan, and import
their Teas direct from place of growth.
thus saving the consumer from 5 to 8
profits. 1t is now about II years since the
Company Was organized-aud it has been
Il splendid success from the very first. This
was due to the fact that we imported and
sold only
The BeS1 amt Iy7.eS1 EoOZs.
and distributed them to our customers in
all parts of the United States, for one small
profit only between the Tea-growcr and
the Tea-consumer. We originated the sys-
TEN of supplying consumers in distant parts
of the country with Teas, at New York Car
60 Prices, on the Club plan And since
We adopted this plan we have saved the
people of this country millions of dollars
annually, in the cost Of this article of every
day necessity.
Send for Club Circular, which contains
full directions, premiums, &c ..
The Great AmeriC an Tea Co.
81 and SO yccsy Street, New York CITY.
?. o. Box 5G43. 81
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Holloway's Pills. -Mark this fact.
attestcd by the first medical periodicals
of Europe, that cases Of confirmed dys-
pepsia, abandoned as hopeless by the
faculty, yield to short course of these
Pills. Sold IS Maiden Lane, N. Y.
Price 25 cents per box. Ask for new
style; the old is counterfeited.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
stand Fro ID Under.

Persons indebted to VIM. Carter by note
past lre, or to mature this f.l VIII take
due and timely notice th:t I'LL such paper
unless paid now if due, or as soon as due
will be put in imme late course Of collection
by the speeliest means known to the law {.
Those who would save Gusts will heed this
notice and avoid the trouble. Neat stock
taken in payment at fir prices.
VIM. CARTER,
s5tf BY J. l.. CARTER agent.
Busti Iowa June 10, 1872.
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DR. RUrTAN is the name Of q new
physician who has just arrived from the
State of New York to make Cresco his
permanent home. We believe he prac-
tees the homeopathic system.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-11-15

CLARK NILES, a brakeman on the
Central railroad of Iowa, was injured
in coupling cars at Chaplin on Monday,
50 that he died in short time after
reaching his home IN Marshalltown.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-11-15

J. G.. DoAN, of Doan & Barker,
has been in the eastern markets for the
past few days purchasing stock Of
Hardware of various kinds adapted to
the wants of this community. A fine
stock will be on hand by the time this
paper reaches its readers in various
parts Of the county.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

COMgrcg ational.-Rev +. Southworth, Ser,
vices each sabbath Mt half past ten IN and 80
y. m. Sabbath School immediately after morning
service. Prayer meeting each Wednesday evening
at early candle light.
P.ws Free. Citizcns AMI strangers invited.
Episcopal, Grace Church-Rector, Rev. J.
McCornac. Services every Sun"ay at lo:3i a.
n. and 1:30p. ay school agtcr Il. IN. ser
WIGS. Seats al free. Strangers and the rubhc, cor
daily invited.
Methods. EIf e"Ial --E'v. ". IT. Frock-
scme. Sunday, lt pat Zen :. Nj, and = p. NJ.
Sabbath sci!oo :m.nru ATTY ter morn IL, service.
Prayer meeting each Wednesday evening. Seats
free. General inv. ttt.Ou cXlridrd.
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THE first real snow storm Of the
season made its appearance last We'd
nesday, and the way the wind blew it
into drifts on our sidewalks in some
places, made us think that winter was
actually upon us.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-11-15

G. W. MCKAY, Agent for s. L.
Sheldon, of Agricultural notoriety,
Madison, Wis, dropped in upon US last
Wednesday, looking as natural as ever.
Call again, Nc.
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CNC(xD ENTNS. E5CC TXONlGS.
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RAILROAD. l2.O0O.OOO acres of the
best Farming and Mineral lands in America
5000 900 Acres in Nebraska, in the
Platt Valley, now for sale.
Mild Climate. Fertile Soil,
for Grain growing and Stock Raising unsur-
passed by any in the United States.
Free Ho"estesds for Actual settlers.
The best location for Colonies-Soldiers
entitled to a Homestead of l6O Acres
Send for the new Descriptive pamphlet,
with new maps, PUBLISHED in English, Ger
man, Swedish and Danish, mailed free
everywhere. Address,
0. +. DAVIS,
Land Com'rU PR r. Co. OMAHA, Ncb
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New Advertisements
4 Great Offer n bpaasr,v " Al Y r .S1

4 Great Ufer npoasray " NJ vs. will will
dispose Of 100 Pianos, MELoDEoys, and
ORGASs, Of six frst-cass makers, includ-
ing Waters, at VERY Low PRICES FOR
CASH. or part cash, and balance in SIN all
monthly instruments. New-7-octave first
class Pianos. modern improvements, for
$275 cash. Now ready Concerto PAr:or Or,an,
the most beautiful style and perfect tone
even made. Illustrated Catalogues mailed
Sheet Music and Music Merchandise. 3w4
= SIS to $3.50 per month, s sSsry.
q male and female, to introduce the Gtauiae Ina
= prored Common sense Fon.ily .Sewiag Machine.
q This machine will stitch, hem, fell, tuck. quilt.
y cord, bind, braid and embro.dcr in most su-
q perior manner. Price only SIS. Fully licensed
- and warranted for five years. We will pay
. ST. o. for any machine that will sew a stronger
Z more beaut fu', Oh more elastic scam than ours.
: It makes the ''Elastic Lock Stitch" Every
- ond stitch can be cut, and still the cloth cannot
= be pulled apart without tearing il. We pas
2 agents from s75 to $3.50 per month and exp, nses
IS or commission from which twice that amount
=. can be made. Address 5ECOMB 4, co. Boston,
Mass, Pittsburgh, Pa, Chicago, H., or st.
Louis, Mo. 3%l
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" o TT II.

a Ii persons are hereby forbidden to
1Adig sand on the premises Of the sub
scriber, on the plat Of Cresco, under pc nalty
OF prosecution for trespass.
AUG. BEADLE,
VIM. b. STRONG,
VIM. w. HUNdERroRp.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-11-15

JUDGE BERRY and family left for
Hiawatha, Kansas, last Monday.
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NoTlcE.-Cash paid for Butter and
Eggs, by OWEN & MOORE,
ltt Cresco, Iowa.
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00kf1 A MONTH easily made with Stem
V1JV Gil and Key-Check Dies. Secure
Circulars and Samples FREE. S. NJ. SpEy-
GER, Brattleboro, Vt. Iva
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OPIUM EATING ANTIDOTE,

Cures without pain. Discovered and COM
pounded by sufferer. The only prepare
ton that cures. Send stamp for treatise,
and information to, w. Is SQUIRE. NJ. b.
or'hington, Green Co., Ind. Iva