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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1872-03-19

JAMES T.. McGRAW,
~ DEALER IN FRESH AND SALTED
POIOMAC SHAD d. BEHRING'S,
No. City Fish Wharves,
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.
rs All orders promptly filed at lowest market
rates. mar19-3m
AS rs. A. Il. PETERFESH wishes to in
VI form the public that she Is prepared to
take in Domestic Sewing, and also to do weav-
ing such as CARPET or any other weaving and
will sometimes have carpet for sale. She thanks
the people for their past patronage and hopes for
continuance of the same Her residence is
near the bridge, and opposite Bickles' shop.
marl9-1t
EbOSsTEVE NOTECE.--Those knowing
q themselves indebted to j. A s. Y NJ.
bickle are requested to come forward and settle
at once. We need money and must have it, and
it is expected of those who are indebted to us
that they will meet their liabilities to us without
further notice.
marl9-3t j. A. & Y. NJ. BICKLE.
II OCUST POsTS-wanted, 100, one hun
-, dred OF very best quality, in month of
April. WIN. FRAZIER:
Oakenwold, March 19-1t
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1872-03-19

Town papers please copy.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1872-03-19

calf sewed Boots. Umbrellas. &c. MOI
Nsg~If Mrs Darlington were in Staunton, she
would buy her shoes at Wellers, and advise Ike
to go and do likewise. MOI
~ BOYS, buy your Boots and Hats at We'll
ler's. MOI
@s- LADIES, have you seen the latest sensa-
ton shoe at Wellers. MOI
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1872-03-19
NO STOCK HOLDERS OF THE
Valley Railroad COnnauV

n
WILLIAM A. BURNETT, elk.
Fultz & Fultz, D. q. mar5-6w
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-08-03

Advertisers rsdng the Eastern UnseA states. en-.
pay hr their cards by cnclasng GrssaAark or United
Stairs Postage Samp. fos such they wrsh 70 nav
paid for
~ Business Cards, when prepaid fer year anoxsd
dAscoan from these rates, transient aaves
meais when paid or charged quarterly.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-08-03
serpent's Bite 9. Adder's Sting.
~ EEv. JOIN PIEaFOsT.

Thou sparkling bo~ii thou sparkling bo-is
Though lips oS bards thy brim may press,
And eye. q beauty DER thee rou,
And sonx and dance ihy power confess
viii not touch thsef for there eiinEs
a scorpion 70 thy side. that Etinss-
Thou crystal glass like Eden's tree,
Thy melted ruby tsmpts the eye,
AMI, aa from that there CONES from the
Thy voice, ' Thou shalt not surely dis B"
dare not Hk the liquid GEM
a snake r. twisted round The stem
Thou IIquid are Ike that which EIoSed,
For Paul apon Mslifa's shore,
Thou'st been upon my guest bestowed
Bat thou shalt warm my house no more,
For Whsrssoe'er thy radiance falls
FeTth from thy heart q viper eraEis
What, thsGzh of gold the goblet Be.
Embossed with branches Of the vine
Beneath whose Furnished leaves We see
such clusters poured cut the wine
Among thoae leaves the adder hangsf
. fear him for I've fslt his fAnE--
TIE HsbreE. uho the desert trod.
And sIt the h-ry serpenrs bite,
oked up 20 that ordained Of God.
And found thai life IN the sight
the worm bitien's fiery veins
Cool, when he drinks what God ordain-.
TsErseious el1uis, ys deep, cold wells
Ys gems, from mo-sy rocks that drip.
sprinss from the earth. mysterious cells
Cush Ger your granite basins lip.
To you Iook-your IarEsss give,
and Ei1 drink Of you and live
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-08-03
BUSINESS GarDs.
THEO. b. DAVIES.

Late Jantou. Green 4 Coz
EXPORTER AND COMMISSION MER-
CHAM
Loyds Liverpool Uudersrterz Northern
Company, and British and Foreign Marine Insurance
Company.
mhzs FIrs Proof Baidnss KaahunAnu and Queen ~
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-06-15

The Aiken Tribune learns, from a
recent personal conference with some of
the members of the Executive Committee
of the party, "that the State Republican
Convention for the nomination of State
ticket, and the ira nsaction of other busi.
ness incidental to the interests of the
Republican party in the approaching
campaign. will not be called until the
latter part of month of the August or
earlyiu September. In deciding upon this
course the Executive Committee are
influenced by the very laudable desire
to avoid tho disturbance of the asricul-
turaf interests Of the country which a
canvass at any earlier day would inevi-
table occasion, aud in this view .the
ccmmittee will be sustained by the eoun-
try at large" This we Fegard as wise
conclusion, as there will be ample time,
from the first of September to the election,
to allow for whas will be necessarily, a
sharp campaign, and which will be in
the Republican party itself.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-06-15

A touching incident is reported from
Chattanooga. An utter stranger called
ON respectable farmer last week, aud
asked him if his house had not been
robbed during the war The farmer re-
piled that it had. "I," said the strung.
or, twas one of the msrauding party
that took it. I took little silver lock
et." "That lccket," said the farmer,
bursting into tears, chad been worn by
my dear, dead child" "Here it is" re.
piled the stranger, visiblS affected; "I
am rich let me make restitution; here
are $50 for your little sou. o'' 1is gave
the ta-ner $40 h;H and rAeaived s3n
change. He thcn wrung the farmer's S
hand warmly and lett. rhe farmer has
since dried his tears and loaded his shot
gun. The $50 bill was bad.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-06-15

Congress has passed bill ameudat ory
of the bankrupt law. 1t allows all ex-
emptions allowed by any State law on
the first day Of January, 1871. This
will save to bankrupts in Virginia two
thousand dollars worth of property. II
also exempts widows dover, or other
estate in lieu thereof, il the State law
so provides; also life insurance to the
amount Of FIVE thousand dollars. The
time during which bankrrpts may be
dicharged upon payment of fifty cent. OF
their Indebtedness is extended until
July 1, 1873; Judgments obtained against
persons or property before petitions in
bankruptcy are filed are 10 be FIRST aud
lully satisfied. Changes in the method
of appointing registrars, in the mattor
Of marshals, fees aud other ess por tant
particulars, are also made.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-06-15

.ea USAooousrABLg gPaENoMEs2 At
"A PARTY. .--The following story is told
of q young lady aud q gsntIsman at a
fashionable party in Nashville .'s ru.
The young man vas handsome and
happy, the young lady arrsyed in
lavender, rose, &C., with gold powdered
hair aowingoverhsr srswan-Iikeneck. Find
ing the heat Of the room too much for
them, they sought the cool shads- of an
arbor, where they might listen to the
fountains fall. The music rose and fell,
time flew on silver pinions, aud after an
absence of ut least an hour, our young
friends re-eutered the brilliantly illumi.
mated parlors. The lady passed, on in
the dance, bnt the young man was
slightly taken aback by his next neigh.
Dor informing him that round his neck
was the unmistakablc print of tvo arms
in chalk and diamond dust, an, o. one
shoulder a quantity Of yellow dust,
bloom of youth, and yellow powder mix
el up generally. The lady's hair was
observed to be several shades paler.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-06-15
EXTRACTS.

. +
7. Oh, Absalom ! my soul my soni
~ Iiis aseoe was white a. snow;
8 He stole q pig and away he run >.
10 the Bay Of Biscay, o!
The boy stood I'd the burning deck.
"a, And smoked his pipe ofclay,
And bet his money on the bob tailed nag
When the fisoon had gone away.
I'm lonely sihte my mother died.
The ice is around her still
30 Ill peel bag Of oftaters, o.:
With the sword Of Bunker Hill.
I. :s .hG h4..s 4sl.en from tho buughs
- kissed my Polly Ann, = os
So run, Elijah, ana hurry up Pomp,
Yes, or any other man.
oh, what afe The Wild waves sayings
aas Icried the long night through.
And voice replied far up the height,
A litt'e more cider too.
The harp Of nature advent STRUNG
Is coming through the rye,
Then kiss me quick and go. my honey,
Said the spider to the ay.
MY wiiiie's 6ii The dark btue sea,
With full Ave hundred moro.
And MY days are gliding swi..ly by
To the old Kentucky shore.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-06-15

An old lady who was iu the habit of
declaring, after the occurrence Of any
event, that she had predicted it, was one
day cleverly ''sold" by hsr worthy
spouse, who, like many others wot of,
had got tired of hearing her eternal "l
told yoa go" Rushing into the house,
breathless with excitmeut, he dropped
into chair, elevated his hands, and
exclaimed: "ohh ny ny dear, wha. do you
think. The COW has gono aud eaton up
our griadstonc" Tho old lady was
ready, and, hardly waiting to hear the
last word, screamed out at the top Of her
lungs: ~ told you 80! You always
would let 1t staod out O. d6ors.''
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-06-15
MANNERS gP0N THE ROAD.
OF sANDED SUGAR.

My dear Horatio,-.I was lately read
ing my newspaper after break fast, and
came in che regular order-Afor should
be sorry to perform so important ccre-
mohy in disorderly maruer-upon !,
report concerning the saading of sugar
The details were very unpleasant but
am not so sure, since we are told that
we must sll eat our peck of dirt, chat it
IL Got ns agreeabie.to have it sweetened
and to consume it, as it we,o, surrep.
titiously. Il went back to the table aud
looked in my cup, but could see no
sand and I Inspected the sugar bowl,
but ell looked fair The hue was not
as sstisfaciory, indeed, as that OF the
table -ehsh, bat I saw no sand. Indeed
Ut Is not Ito be found, in that kind oil
sugar. The adulteration is in the
brown, in, the sugar that my poorer
neighboss buy iof their sofee and the
reporter tells me that there is an euor.
mous quantity of that sanded sugar al.
ways in the markes.
have my reasons for believing him.
although, as i have told you. l do no.
lind them in myaowa sugar bowl. But
1 observe that sugar of every kind is so
profusely sanded that can readily be.
lieee It Of this particular form. I re.
member; that among the boys at school
there was saying that you had better
bite Deacon Truss's candy carefully, or
you would break your sesth against u
boulder He was toe shfewH merch.
ans TO- feduce the bulk of the sugar
which he transformed into candy. 80
that we consumed it in the original
state, and consumed it at our peril. The
deacon did not see why he eishuuld lose
Jecadse' sintGS people chose to sand the
sagar shao they sold him, and even If
they put pebSfcs into 1t he .sotfld show
them that it SHOULD not Be 60 his injury.
Thatassertion was fully vindicated whep.
ever boys tooth was broken.
What / mesfs to say Was that there
is g great deal of fine manner which
must pe raken careIuiiy, as the Boys bit
at'he dcaeon's candy. It may be sugar,
but it may also be sanded, and eveu
with gains Of the pebble size. II you
know aliuurus, you know probably
what | mean. His ai~Huer is wonder.
ful. He probably early heard and
entirely misunderstood the re,uurk that
niafiners make the man. He is all su,lcs
aud sotsaess aud smoothness: d kind of
silk or satin man. He is described by
all the adiectives that begin with sibi
ant. aud II broad,idc of the words that
characteriEc his manness Seems to be u
v"iley Of hisses. palinurus presses your
hand ih beth OF hls, ne il nothing epsite
$50 tlissful had ever befullen him as
seeing you then aud there His voice
has the tote ssa hs general address The
character wiFi5ff | have sometimes re-
.matked iD pastors toward the luyelicst
.ap@ raost yoathiul lsmbs of the fiock
His soise S very low, and his empis,sis
is ,ntessSst aud Intense. He strokes
your hsst'S as he conperses, and it is
easy TO imagine hitp dassolvlng in his
own etpotiyu H.su iianp OF sugar III
warm Water.
Indeed, how often have been in a
room when palinurus entered, and felt
as he appeared shat we were cup OF
very indifferent mixture to. which the
sacoharine element was now added--the
lump Of sugar was dropped u. But
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-06-15

A young lady, recently married to a
farmer. one day visited the COW house,
when she thus iuterrogated her milk
maid, by the by, Mary, which of these
oows ~ it that gives the butser milk r.
I'm old lady of Bloomsburg, III, who
was rather short-sighted, took a box oI
new-patent pilla, They cured her, bu,
turned out to be black beads with a hole
10 them, aud she is going to swallow a
string to string tbem
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-06-15


rnc SEtFTc TcRNENT.---Mora ehan half sg
this rwosld.is selesfaietea, People aisa
evil uspisits s-yolge hleas desila~+Ana
imaginary evils, till they lash eAsEf1rza
into bong fde despair Of thie elasa az
self-tormentors was the, good knaSSs
Kitchen maid whom her miztrsss found
weeping bitterly in che kitchsA 9ks,
heated oven had cooled, che bseaA OF
bread ready for baking vas alIlag Saa
pans from the '.high essstei, b sIaiak
yeast had raised IL, ard Betty xss sSlIz
ing as If aer heart would break
"What Is the matter r.
"Why (sobsl just az I yiaa gos che
oven nice aud ho.," (aobs ssaia
''WellsD said the saizlssssS @ lasis,
"iid you burn yourself 9'6 z
"No, ma'am, I happened 70 thlsk'
(sobs) ' 9sa sa:laf
"Well, Betty"
"That il i should aeyer asE suasriszr.--s
"Yon woalda't cgy aktha ssssalh
Iy." & e
"And should hass uiss liss8s ss-
byP-- a
"Well, well!" s Is 80
"And it shall just go aioas, boesozf
aud 1 shall gss the ossn hes, bassso:pi
--sud should leave Il, aud fhS R
shoald crawl in, bea-oo-o woo.eo-oi Il
would burn. itself to death bso-so-oe.
or
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-06-15

rible aud ineerible and inscfniahls, blsw !.
shsre n also cha simnltana6us, dsdper
than the uumbing asass eessorreEgJi
inanise and 'peryssissiSze aAnd heFs
CONES ;nJ TsTssss6 sssssk=s A::ass sh:=
pulpit, and for asskosralaboratssf from
thes texs ssGod isless'f fhsysteui Of the
universe that 10 iasrsly adssilish, as Il
from the heart Of she spuse and diodorous
magnolia loashsome, deudlyssbehpsus
should uncoil and speqmpasss,he gsrlsu.
His theology 10 set ,shiok with angry
and poisonous thorus that sting us all
over. But his life is .self.deuyins; !; it is
ascetic. Nc old saint 81 tradition more
moreifes the flesh tiiaasBs. ] Sasan takes
him up into tbe lighsnoTntains of am.
bision aud temptation, bu. in vai6-ip
vain. An anchorite whom the demons
could not stir, thin,s wastede dry, with
strange stadys sAud4 endless vigil, he
comes from the pssisnless cell 3 of his
library into the pulpit, and no demon
whom he has trigAphantly despised is
more appalling than the demon that he
depicts God to be. Alas, Horstio, even
that sugar OF faith and self. denial is
sanded! y Esssi's '7' a.s
Or, again, the brother who is not dry,
nor ascetic, nor wasted who refuses to
seclude himself fronr6tfier men, and who
says truly that no man eau teach men
who does not know men n--it is not easy to
describe what we fed about him but we
do feel it, aud when lie ascends the pulpit
stairs We kpow that it is mot his place.
He is a good fellow,iuo all agree; he is
even ajolly good fellow ,heis kind heart
ed, indolent, genial he loves good,wine
and tat nfeat--and 80 may every healthy
man, ard no shame to him.. Do we ask
that a minister shall be monk2 Do
We require the modification ofevery
honest aud necessary human appetite Z
Far from it. No men more fatally
caricatcred the Chrissia1 character aud
+ life than the old saints. But preacher
must be spiritually minded, or he can not
touch us deeply. his good brother is
Dot a areprobate morcthaa the other. He
ftocs not devote US to endless fire with the
other, and he proclainrs that goodness is
its own reward. He is sincere. But
somehow goodness seemg to have kind
of plum-pudding meaning in his mouth
As L hear him-excelleut, sincere,
worthy mani can not rid my mind of
Goldsmith's music,
"Allured to brighter worlds and led the way
Does he do that? l am not condemn.
ing him, Horatio-for who am I? But
even this sugar is sanded Religion
is something more shan arple-demp.
lipgs.
Now, my boy, five have any sugar Of
any kiud to offer in the market, let us
silt out che sand as carefully as we can.
For these terrible reporters give the
world no peace. l. read yesterday a
review ofthe new poem which we liked
so much. The critic said iu effect that
he had almost broken his teeth. There
is great deal Of sand in this sugar, he
said. Sift. ior your life, Horatio!
Your friend,
AN OLD BACHELOR.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-06-15

A new boy in one of the Ridgs6eld,
Conn, Sunday ohools, who was asked
who made the beautiful hills about him
replied that he did not know, as his pa
rents only moved into town tho Friday
before.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-06-15

-
The NoMIEArIoH oR JUDaD VIZ
LARD.-A movement is on faas E5r Q
mass meeting Of Republioans fhsSsable
to the oleeiionof Jadgs As 3. willard
as Governor OF this Stats. "A walk at.
tended meeting Of ilepublissas ass Es'd
last Tuesday oveuing, as Mates Mesi, To
consider the proposal, aud d uas re-
solved that a niass messing 81 Eaaa -
White Point Gardoa, on Moafas sssn-
ing, the 18th instant. II Is sspseesa
that Judge Willard and sshsr wsll
known speakers will be present b ad.
dress the meeting. and etat the inFeeuszl
nomination already made wili Be ratified.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-06-15

In the Superior Court in Boston de-
cision has been rendered which is OF in
terest TO the managers of public convey
anoes. a ruuu ed otuudlsn iook pas
sage gs Fab River on ore of the boats
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-06-15

ps AAg TogqH1B6 INufDRrirssn snSsink
Ians d. The pose srslnemians saovs sssaxhIs
sTefs sFitaeaaean hefs jzaE sasasssewEitds
aozf AsRssaaaiaia essrsspoHasnsgs b
.Ts0r slsdss hss llslas O. u
he. only s6ns buy II siafacn yeara. 6f
sgsgbe ihsdz sasasssaing %
che woods.-uestsiag Tish several othera.
Unable 70 beas her anaiesies,ths poor
mother gaahsa ohf iai0 lhs Binding
snowsdyiG. shopipgz to and her sbcg,aud
that her feeble arms might In some way
shslps bim he6lswsfd. Fer ssssugs slins
on .fofzsssesaimilasshe EtAs party,
who were on their return. BY this time
she was utterly exha q dsStsd i d sud unable e
retrace her steps. W hat was to Be done !
She sankG ao@a ia the SNOW, worn ous
with fatigue and hunger. The Little
party sefsbo5s wess quite esGnable stcsbear
her among them homeward, and to re-
main with her would have been certain
death segailhisIsR Rap agreed that they
should cover her 60 well possible and return
to the esillsas ior help. ia4SS:6 Ason, how
ever, nobly refused to leave his mother,
though TO remain was iu all probability
certain death. When The lads gave the
alarm in the village Number Of men at
the peril oftheir lives went out to res,
cue the mother and her son. Their
efforts te 'fiIdi than gere for several
days fhf.uitlessa They, we're finally found
under cliff, frosen to death and locked.
In one anothsr's arms n ain death trey
were pots divided, for theirs ~, was s. q
f'losea STRONGER thdaadeath. .sos-It would
be diicuisSto fud ampra sousniug in
stance lance of selfaseEifsipg atfaction shan
this this onas onas takssll frpipi !ss.he shor.iand
simple annals of the poor"
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-06-15


"No woman aiu's got 40 right TO set
on jury, nnless she is a man, aud every
lawyer knows il, and Z dcu't hslisxe 1t
snyhow, /" was tho conoiaaive greusnnnt
of Wyoming statesman.
"My dear" said hasbana - fis bat.
ter half after quarrel, ''yon viii usyer
be permitted to so 20 haascd.n "Wky
osy" "Beoauss you win bs ssessa as
a tormentor dowa hsiaS 2 a.As
Connecticut shoald Be sGssa eth
the LATEST .RsherplaE. TAe aaalsiasal
iu question lisa ''ffteensh smassneut, -
who ties his Rsh-lins % his aas, AMI
when be gess biae, kicks Ms dos
I've was the only vomsu who asvsg
thrsatensd to 50 aud kse wish saaeAass.
Aud Adaus wse the onls mas w6U essss'
tansalissa his wife about the wax hsoshvyt
Noi tc cook.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-06-15

inevitable, o1erhdeu tile CONES in for
its share in the scene. Jinks has been
indulging too freely in ardent spirits
Alta street corner his hat drops luto
the gutter. Ssys Jiuks, 81 know
ID pick yoaup I'll fall-If fall
yoN won't p--hic--me-hio up-Good
night" And ho walks off with smile
OF satisfaction, describing innumerable
zig zags as'hs goes, leaviDs his hat in the
gutter.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-06-15

"Yat makes you derfs kaatilR hi.
qaired ! Dusehnap n IN sshssr Who
was being Kissed s. m sa.S sssy
clamorously. "a ss..s,. !,
40, not much7-sigtss Ssussiag slittis
--dat's ALL"
"Ghol dat's all Ell? I thSRgsst you
vas 6gdtiu" -
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-06-15

sERzwR 3 Z - ~
and . fankse were szsa
;tns gspds ths fsssase - q So -
hofsss and tksi snsss - 81
sniaaeL 1ng ls<t -
rut "a hs Hld 20 90 = - :; - - 30
y g Z, IA s sis la.s ns p = 4 2 ssss
a1m s nosss vIla naa pesia ai,, s So g +. 5.
iike y toog Nheassez ~ 49,
,sus sus gpai seslag , Waaa - -
aa.,s Asnkes $, S.sse ~, nus n0s 49, =
ane 1890 ne Va =. -
was ms cassoma : Xhs Aszz zaslt ND
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-06-15

'"" Hon: A. n. Stephens, ida Isngthy
editorial in the Atia1ti SUM- pitches
into August Belmont and his Democrat
10 conductors FOR what he Styles trying
to "hitch the Democratic .csr to the
Radical engine" at Cincinnati by working
up Charles Francis Adams as q candi-
date to the Presidency, aud comm ents,
'in q characteristic vein, against the
policy of giving up the "Jefersoniau
PLATFORM" or Of Democrats voting for
any other than Democratic candidates.
He trusts they will not, for moment,
entertain the idea of choosing between
Gen. GRAFT and Mr.. Greeley. It is
true, he says, that Greeley went bail for
MIR. Davis, but Grant prevented the ar.
rest of General Lee. Besides, he adds,
if Mr. Greeley has ever raised his voice
against either of the reinforcement
acts" even the infamous ku-klux act, he
is not aware Of it. He does not suggest
however, any practical way out Of tribu-
lation for his brethren of the South.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-06-15
VOLUME 6.
THE ORANGEBURGNE NEWS
S5s r~--.0.A--sss3 Qslas ~
Published Ar
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