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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-02-03

Nor A SATISFACTORY EXPERT
MEsT.-Here is bit of grotesque hu-
NOR from New Orleans -
Mr. Gray discovered non explosive
illuminating huid. To show how safe
the new compound was, he invited q
number of his friends to meet him in
his rooms, whittier he had brought n
barrel of the fluid, which he at once
nransedsd To stir Nth 4 led hot nnksr..
AS he went through the roof of his
house, accompanied by lis friends, he
endeasored to explain to, his nearest
,compagnoa dc roycse that the particular
auid in the barrel had too. much benziue
in it; but the gentleman said be had an
engagement higher up, and could not
wait for the explanation. Mr.. Gray
continued his ascent till he met Mr..
Jones' who informed him that there
was NO necessity for him' to 60, up high
er, as everybody was coming down; 81
Mr.. Gray started back to be with the
party. Mr.. Gray's widow offers for sale
the secret for the manufacture Of the
non-explosive fluid at reduced rate, as
she wishes to raise money enough To-
buy silver handed coffin, with gilt
plate, for the late Mr.. Gray. No cards.
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cvent she has set hef mind upon.
am middle.agcd bachelor, of staid
sns eaEeflll-l Ihits---L fastesssss; coSnss
fortably off" having an independent
income Of s4oO a year, and . Civil Ser.
vice pension ofs7eOS a year.A Iwas for
many years Secretary o rsthc Warrant
officers Shirt Friil and Shaving Soar
Department. branch Office under the
Admiralty, Somerset House.
have led quictaud retired ifn-
stunning society" in its gayest sense,
and associating intimately with three or
four other heads Of subordinate depart.
ments, and with no one else. am
naturally nervous, and, l. am afraid
: table. l hate bright colors, unneces
sar. conversation, useless noises,-such
as vocal and instrumental music, aud
the ncighng OF horscs,-and l can't
bear to see people in quick mntion. If
l had my way, no one should speak to
mc except on matters Of pure business,
and only then, when the communica-
ton could not be conveniently reduced
into the form Of melnoranYum. Above
all other things, detest forward peo.
pie; and above all other forward people,
L dctest strangers, who address me on
immaterial topics in public couveyan
ces.
had occasion, few weeks after my
retirement from officiaf life, to travel to
Glasgow by the limited mail, on my
way to New York. 1t is long journey
to Glasgow-twclve hours train
leaving Fusion Square at nine. p. NJ.
and protesting toFarrive at nine, "A, M.
the next day. A railway Journey to
Glasgow is detcstablc, but posting is
worse, and walking out of the question.
1t was cold night in April. There
were very few passengers by the limited
mail. There were only four irst- class
carriages TO Glasgow: of tlscse, three
were occupied by three ladies-one in
each carriage; the fourth was a smoking
carriage, and empty. | don't smoke !;
but the train was on the point of start
ing, and the guard assured mc that it
was unlikely thut we should take up any
hrst-class passengers on our way. 1t
was new carriage, and had never been,
used. At all eYents, was safe from
female intrusion SO jumped in The
train started, aud l had my carriage, all
to myself.
The train did not stop till we reached
Rugby, At Rugby, a lady opened the
carringe door. She was stout, plain,
middle-uged woman-five and forty, |
should sag. She was extravagantiy
dressed in snowy colors Her complex
ion was very dark, aud she wore re.
spectacle moustache.
This wouldn't do; | could settle Eer
at all events, Il beg your pardon,
ma'am, but this is smoking carriage"
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NOTICE.

ORANGEBuRG-lN CoMMoS FLEns
Wesley Hcuser, Adm'r, vs. Amcnia Speiettr
and others.
by order of tho Court in this cash. will
sell for cash, on the sgleday in February
next, lst Monday, 90 acres Of land on tho
Santee River, which was of the Estate OF
Fly Zcigler, deceased. Purchaser to nav
for title. GEO BoLIVER,
Jan y, lS'.' r ltd Referee.
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y THE FINGER OF FATE. !. 3
BY W. S, GILBERT.
.GS ,-&Bk k10&

y No ~ = = - -
| am going to give you an instance
of the desperately strong measures Fate
will take in order to bring about aan
cveas she has set her mind upon.
| am Il midtle.accd boch.l lor of st,;d
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ExactlyS replied the lady, with a
strong fcseih accent, but I smokes
This was a contingency that / had
neverseen.emplssssSp
sKons give aDsslagha,. sar r said the
foreign lady. Here was a chance of es.
capeI
81 have no lights, madam
stAh, dash y she said! sB6t, no conse.
)quence, AG uard !'!oa9 Y
= Tn guard came up. Gp. .o.,. I
'You give me Fight e.
And he gave her light, and then he
disappeared.
: i wasgnearls elspKihg with tn, fumes
of her deteslabls aIevappah At last |
could stand j o longer, apdI said - .,
!. II beg!gopr pardon, baold objgef q
smoking, +
'Ah,' replied the lady, 'you objscsto
suIok Won travel in s,hl,;,. o,rr;; 80. ~ n
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The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-06-07
kidney s. Bladder Complaints

Urinary AMI Womb Diseases, Gravel, Diabetes,
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Driah,.s, pis,ase A'huminnra, an" in al eases
is thick. Cloudy, mixed with substances like tho
white Oft egg. or threads like white silk or sLore
lurnng ic.saion wl,en passns; water, and pain
III The small of the back and along the LOilis.
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10. Republican says

J
pvcrnor WicklilTo declares
irccley elected the carpet
rule over Louisiana. Who
bme if the Democratic party
limitations and the carpet
e again elected next fall, as
be il Mr.. Wicklii1c's advice
d? As the carpet-basscrs
pr Of the same policy which
ifc favors; it may be said
pre- helping each other. That
elping to elect them"
sAT7A.-On Monday list,
etwecn Capt. Whites skilf,
III, and Logadie's NatclHz,
Our Bayou Sara reporter
US with the following &C.
be racc:
Fchez, 4 fine looking little
Q her appearance, coming
f!ycr. She looked rs though
eady to run for life, and
with cheers. The Little
edlately afterwards came up
and was welcomed most
nor many admirers. On
e carried the horus," sur
nth a white pendant bear
ane' and from her stern
beautiful blue flag. The
e crew Of the Little Devil
mite and black, and of the
bite and blue.
alt past five o'clock the
their positions and at the
" went off like arrows-the
a'ag' Some sharp maneu-
place, for position, about
Of the river, and the
'Isa the stake boat nearly
'u ia After rounding the
'uo crew Of the Little
y : themselves loose, and
'le Natchez, and CAME in
hundred and fifty yards
snent was intense on the
sualled that which existed
nous race of the steamers
w. y. a and Natchez came off.
q the Little Devil, across
y return, fully two miles,
p minutes.
~ slaoer Of lailies graced the
~ IL and enjoyed the spec
~ as did the rougher sex.
Saturday evening,
'4a ,E race, in which five
y, s' !, run, will come off.
'e made at six o'clock.
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PAssEE GONE. AT an early
morning, a six.foot alligator
yercl under the gallery, in
II. NJ. nahert's tin shop, on
!, Bayou Sara. Htr. Joseph
been watching this reptile
al days. and was soon on
ped With his shotgun, the
i which were lodged in the
head producing instant
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5, N. White, the vigildnt
Of Bayou Sara, received,
two dispatches from Match
ard to one Wolfshon, who
obtaining money on false
In that city. Wolfshon came
the steamer Natchcz, and
ply on his arrival was arrest
t. White, and the money
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FSsE sAai.i...s 80, 900 A No. Heart Shin
Sic. ii. sly ,ioaIs it. thIusan... .sprlv To
LEVY Aiii.Ek.
Foot vi he l.l! bayou S:ll4 I.a
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Attorneys Mt Law
No. go st. Charles Street.
Ns,c Orleans. La.
G. q. FISK.
Attorney and Counsellor Mt law.
All civil business promptly attended to.
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IT, WARREN,
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United sstntcs Commissioners.
No. 20 Customhousc Street,
Mem Orleans, Lon;sia,,a.
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LAW OFFICE
26.:..........st. Charles Street. go
Es;p Orleans Louisiana.
Prompt attention given to civil business in tho
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Attorney and Councillor at law,
40. 8 Commercial Place, 2n,E Floor,
New Orleans La.
~ Strict attention to all Civil and Ceiminal bu..
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Commissioner of the United States Court of
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LOST.

A receipt given by J. !. Irvine 4 Co.. to Henry
n c. Walker, dated about 22l October 1854. for
a note of y. NJ. Hamilton for ss:3Dt; :s>Il 90 aud
also for Il note of I. G. West, for ssl.sS 90 with
interest. both payable to the order ~ H. c. Walker,
and taken by said J. +. Irvine x Co., from, said
Walker as collateral security for is account with
them, ;s.e oppressed in said recent
\ liberal reward will be pail tn any one for find
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S. Noss'
Practical Engineer cid 1fac1;niss.
HAVING BEEN FOE TIE LAST TWELVE YEARS
connected with tho Machine Establishment of
JanicssTodA, Cincinnati, q.
Is prcpc,ed to take orders on most Reasonable terms
for a1 Kinds Of
| Plantation, MIL &. Foosl Working Mnc'ry
Consisting in ra't eff
Stationary and Portable stcn.n Engines mud Boilers,
with improved connected head block
Eagle Cotton Gins. Iugclsu
Cotton Presses, etc.
NoYsEs IMPROVED wooDwoETI PLANNING
MACHINES,
Portable Corn q Wheat Mills thotl Irnn and
Wood;) Complete acts Of Eloor Mill
Machinery.
NySe's Imp rovat, Portable Horse Power,
| NGysu'. ssui'cis Gotten Press, 10 work
by NnuA, steam or Horse Power.
| NEWELL COTTON SCREWS, SIAFTING, Pull
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address care OWN CUSHING,
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Importer and ',hotrsc,e Dca'e,. ia
Millinery ai.h straw Goods,
LlDIES FANCY GOODS.
Tho attention of dealers is called to this stock
! as it is
THE LARGEST & BEST ASSORTED IN TIE
tmll stock Of Ladies' Misses and c1li11rcns trim
med Hats aud iionnvts always lIan which vii
| be sold Oh favorable trrlus
! 1 Ha.D0M IL G3.,
wholesale Groccrs,
| And Dealers in
| WESTERN PRODUCE.
Wines, Liquors, .+cgnrs, and Tobncco,
.Moga.inc Strcej.
| Corner Of NatchcG Street.
| Nelc Orleans, Louisia'sa.
~ Goods ycts;eea end solA on commission,
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OCAL NEWS.

heal NEWS.
Nj trouble and drawback to
,s,s is the keeping of their
les and corn cribs so far off.
ker Of a pistol will learn its
bnts by reading the notice,
Found" in another column:
;lors 10 the SE,1r-WEEKLY
[.x will bear in mind that
Briant is authorized to re-
,ur name. ......-.. ....... y
are but two newspapers i'll
which afe published Semi
:the Pa!yiot-Dcmocyat, Gin
thc TELtc1ANA REPUBLICAN,,
Eisville. +
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-18
THE ENFORCEMENT ACT.
Trial OF Mr.. Lee BeIk, one Of the Meridian
Prisoners, at Jackson, klssissippl.
special to the Appeal. ]

Special to the Appesl.l
JACKSON, Miss, February IL.
The trial OF Lee Bslk, one OF the
Meridian prisoners, under the en-
forcement act, commenced yesterday
before Judge Hill in the United States
court. The past two weeks have been
occupied in preparation. The jury
was empannelled on Thursday even
ing-seven negroes and five whites.
The first witness for the government
is q negro, who has been on the stand
two entire days, undergoing search
ing examination by Messrs. Coleman,
Wharton, Potter and Steele, volun-
teer counsel for the prisoner. The tes-
timOny of this witness is most Unre-
liable, containing successive contra
dietions throughout. District AttOr-
ney jacobson represents the govern
ment. At the present rate OF progress,
giving two days to each witness, it
will require six months to complete
the first case, there being seventy hve
witnesses, and one hundred and ifty
indictments from Meridian also. Over
two hundred negroes are In attend
ance fro q Meridian and other points,
who lounge about the vacant rooms Of
the courthouse, and at night sleeping
in any available place, and subsist in
q manner they could scarcely explain.
There has been no quorum in the
legislature sinc5 Saturday. They
have all been to New Orleans to Mardi
Gras, and drawing per diem, at a cost
TO the taxpayers Of several thousand
dollars.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-18
DIED.

RAED0LPH-On the eth OF December,
RICHARD <, fourth son OF Richard and La
rue randolph, sged four years, ten months
Death is ever a sad event, whether 1t comes
to the innocence OF childhood, the vtgur of
manhood or the innrmity Of old age. But to
select bright particular star from the Rm-
lily circle sronnd whom the affections of the
household are so fondly entwined that every
borrowing heart Is torn snd laceTsted, rem
Gers his mission truly sf1lottye. and throws
was peculiarly so when dear little DICK
was taken from tho arms Of his parents on
Heaven. Bright and promising beyond his
years, generous and noble in his impulSes,
warm and affsctiOnate in disposition, bold
and manly in his bearing, he was well calcu.
lated 10 be almost an IL Ol with the family,
and fsvortts with all who knew him. Al
though mis- suffertngs were intense, he bore
them with Toftttude that would have chal-
lsnged he eQuinamtty Of rlper years. Too
yoang to be 0tsmsy ed al the approach Of the
king of Terrors, and yet seemingly to realiz5 .
his approaching dissolution, he lay liz liz
emmy; and little while before he expired,
apparently conscious Of his triumph, he
asked his father to sing "Oyer the River Ny
darling" The dprk river might have seemed
rolling before his imagin alton, DuS his inno-
cent soul could have no fears Of its dsshtnS
waves.
Whether Wrapt in the oonsciousnezss OF
childhood's purify, and fearing no evil, or
buoyed by the cheering whispers OF the still
small voice that poured into his graf sfnl ear
the ever memsrahle words Of mis- Saviour,
"Suher Little children TO come unto me, for
Of such is the kingdom OF heaven, !" aFe prob
lens thai God alone can solve, but we know
that he Is safely over the river, the streams
whereof make gla1 the city of God. To the
bereaved parents We can only say, your little
darling annot cpme back to you, but like the
sweet singer OF Israel, yen can go to him.
-Four little cheru0s you have now in the
Paradise Of God, and on, what incentives to
piety and Christian energy. When you are
called to pass the Jordan Of death, may they
be nTst in the celestisl thTong that shall vel
come you to your houe with them in
heaven. ], J. w.
CLAYTON-On Friday, February 18th, at J
O'Clock p m, at his residence, on the Poplar
stfest boulevard, JOHN 8. CLAYTON, in the
nfly-ninth yesr OF his age.
Friends of the family are invited to attend
hts funeral, on SUNDAY, the 18Th Inst t, at !
O'Clock ? m, from his late resIdenCs. Gar.
rlsgss ct Holst's.
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MARRIED.

KILLEBREW-BR BRADFORD - Wednesday
evening, at So O'Clock, at the resid ence OF the
brides mother, In Brownsville Captain SAM
UEL KILLEBREw and Miss FANNIE n. BRAD
FORD. The hRppy co nple were ,nitSd BY the
Rev. GUILFoRD JONES, OF Aemphiss The
attendants were Miss Nora Mann, B. NJ.
Bradford Miss Mary Wood, MAJOR Willo
HAYWOOD, Miss Bettie Williams, Frank
COrnWell, EfQ, Miss Bettie Rlyc DR.. d. 4.
Everett.
The hsppy pair were incorporated into
oneness by the impressive and tasteful form
OF service that distinguishes our friend DR..
Guilford Jones. The bride and her attend
ants were charmingly aftired, aud many
friends of the loving, happy pair witnessed
the attra stive, aney.hightening ceremODi-
ais. There came q feast, and blessings were
showered by youth and sge upon Mr.. Kllle'
brew and his beautiful bride. The wish was
heartfelt, and though often expressed, " as
uttered in half whisper--why we could not
tell-thas they and those like them might
live a thousand years. The world wnuld be
Infinitely the better for 1t, and We do not Eee
why everybody did not talk it out.
RoGERs-NEwMAE-O the l4th inst, ct
the residence of the BRIDES father in st. Fran.
oils county, Arkansas, by the Rev. Mr.. May
field, Captain CHAs. W, RODGERS. OF Wsl-
mt Bend, Phillips county, Arkansas, to Miss
ELIZA O., eldest daughter of A. W. and s.
Newman.
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NEW YORK.

Sauce fer Ihe GOsse Should be Sauce
for the Gander.
ALBANY, February 17.-In the State
senate today Mr.. Lord presented a
preamble and resolutions reciting that
President Grant had been guilty OF
receiving presents, in common with
the late clerk of the senate, and there
fare he should resign as the clerk had
done. The resolutions were tabled.
Leaving Politics Ont Of Municipal Con-
tests
The German Republican committee
OF New York city last evening adopted
q resolution that, while adhering to
the national nominations OF the Re-
publican party, they will act in mu-
nicipsl affairs with any party honestly
working for reforms.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-18
Saturday, March 9, 1872

within legal hours, the following described
property, lying and being In Shelby county,
Tennessee, tO-Wit:
One lot hound I'D, to-wit; BEGINNING ct 9
stake in The north line of Linden street, l6o
fest west of the west line Of IeSoto street
ruun1DE thence northWardly 100 feet to q
stake; thence westWardly, parallel with
Linden strest, 50 feet to = stake; thence
sOuthwardIy and parallel with said first line
lou feet 70 stake ia the north line OF Linden
street; thence eastWardly, with said north
line, 80 feet to the beginning.
AlsO another lot, bounded as follows, viz
so much OF lot, No. 5, in block NO. 45, upon
the plan OF that portion OF the city OF Menu
phis 10 merly known as South Memphis, as
Is embraced In the Following limits: COM
mencing at a STAKE on the west u ae of Her
nsndo street, at the dividing line between
lot NOS and lot n o. 6; running thence west
wardly with said dividing line leo feet;
thence northWsrdly At right angles, Il feet
to stake; thence eastWardly and parallel
with the nrSt nam ed line 100 feet to q stake
on HerasndO street; thence sOuthWardly, y,
with the Line OF fernando street, q 1eet 70
the beginning.
TERMS OF SALE,-one-fourth CS) cash; bal
pnce IN three 60 1sl instalim entB, at 8, u and
IS months; notes with approved securities
required; Lien retained to secure same, etsf
THIS January Is, lB72.
EDMUND a. COLE, CLERK and ERstsF,
,IQuR e. Etunie. AftOTHeV. fei9 mo