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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-02-15
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from the ist 'instsns,, under the Firm name: Sf,
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NHE FIRM OF W.,P. DOWLINGe& co..
Il having dissolved, Iwilt state for the tnforI
nation OF my friends and the publlcs that have
continued, without loss .of tine the Faetorage;
and Commission Business. Shippers OF c0Jon NE
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a!Estsbiished In Charleston 1856
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New Books.

FERNANDO DE LEMos: TRUTH AND FICTION.
A Novel. BY Charles Gayarre. New York:
G. W. Carleton & Co. Charleston: Holiness
Rock HOuse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-04


GEN. DYER continues to improve slowly, and
yesterday rode out for short time.
GENERAL BELKSAP, Secretary OF War, left
for New York last night. He will return on
Monday.
SURGEON f. SWIFT, OF the United States
army, has been ordered 20 proceed to Washing
ton to settle his accounts.
The CLAIM OF ANDREW JOHNSON for the
refunding OF income tax paid while he was Presi
dent, which has been fled at the Treasury De.
partment, amounts to 81 ,G9i .66.
ASSISTANT SURGEONS j. j. WOODWARD and
George A. Otis have been directed to proceed TO
Philadelphia to attend the annual meeting of
the American Medical Association, to be CON
vened i'll that city on the 9th inst.
NATIONAL GOLD BANK.-The Controller
of the Currency has received an application
from the San Francisco Trust Company for
permission TO convert their present organiza-
ton into national gold bank, with a capital OF
81 200, GOO.
PAYMAsTER MELLACH, OF the Navy, who
was recently sentenced to be dismissed for
irreguarity in his accounts, has had his sentence
so modified by the Secretary of the Navy as to
suspend him for three years from rank, duty and
pay.
saw but few visitors. In the afternoon a delega-
ton from the national executive committee OF
the steamboat mems convention Thomas Sher-
lock chairman) called to consult the President
in reference to the pending law affecting the
supervision OF steamboats, andsteam boilers.
VISIT OF THE JAPANESE TO ANNAPOLIS
This morning, Iwakura and about twenty OF
the japanese embassy, accompanied by Secre-
tary Robson, General VIM. Myers, Hon. \. p.
q him nth natv H., and al
others, took a special train Tor Annapolis, for
the purpose of visiting the Naval Academy.
The party will return at O'Clock this evening.
TRANSFER OF NAVAL OFFICERs.-Lieut.
Commander X. ). Chew has been ordered to the
TuscarOra as executive officer; First Assistant
Engineer A. Adamson has been ordered to the
same vessel; Commander George E Belkuap
has been detached from the navy yard, Boston,
and ordered to command the TuscarOra on the
10Th instant; Lieut.. Commander T. +. Jewell
has been detached from the Naval Ac 3demy
and ordered to the same vessel on the same date.
IMPORTANT CONFERENCE IN REGARD TO THE
ALABAMA QUEsTIoN-Oar Government Deter
mined 10 Adhere 10 its Demands.-A conference
held at the Department of State this
morning, the President, Secretary Fish, and
the members OF the House and Senate COM
mittees on foreign affairs participating, in
relation to our case as presented to the
Geneva tribunal of arbitration. The whole
case was reviewed and the conclusion finally
reached that the United States cannot, under
any circumstances, withdraw or modify its de-
mands as presented at Geneva. Members of
the congressional committees Who were present
at the conference are reticent as to Details but
the chairman of one OF these committees does
not hesitate to give the result reached by the
conference.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-04
The Liberal Republicans.

APPOINTMENT OF A NATIONAL EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE.
CINCINNATI, MAY 3.-The liberal republican
convention, before the adjournment, appointed
South Carolina, D. A. Pierce; Texas, 4. NJ.
Pease; West Virginia, Hon. NJ. &. Church; Dis
trict of Columbia, e. NJ. Alexander; Maine, j.
l.. Lyford; Nevada, George g. Lyon; Ohio, j.
L. Brooks; North Carolina, ID. X. Goodloe; Mon
tana, j. o. Eberts; Pennsylvania, Hon. VIM. III.
Ruddington; Louisiana, H. &. warmoth; Min
nesota, Thomas Wilson; Arkansas, John Kirk
ward; New Hampshire, Henry D. Kent; Iowa,
James ID. Campbell; Florida, j. c. Drew; New
Jersey, JAS. n. Scovell; Colorado, s. G. Brown;
New York, Ethan Alisn; California, Frank M ,
RiNley; Maryland, Saml NJ. GourveneHr; c.
necticut David Clark; Indiana, Isaac :" o.sl ID
ton; Kansas, 8. A. Rig: uIinois LIP
Kentucky. L. N. Dsn!,,ltz:: wiscons;, a. Sweu;
S Ss MOI. John o. Hudd; Massachusefts'
Charles 9; Davis; Oregon, Jasper W .Iob nsc,
Alabama, w: n. T. Hatchett; Mississinni-
Jenards; Delaware, George Alfred Townsend.
Missouri, George w. Anderson; Georeia n II
MeWhsrton; Michigan, Z. Corbetf: RSods
Island, not reported. A~Houe
oEGANIzATroN OF THE COMMITTEE
CINCINNATI, May 4.-The national executive
committee Of the liberal republican party met
Yesterday afternoon and organized by the cleo
tlon OF Ethan Allen, Of New York, chairman,
and Daniel X Goodloe, of North Carolina, sec
retsry, and adjourned subject TO the call Of the
CHARM an.
An hio state central committee has been or
gained by the election of John G. Deshler, of
Columl us, chairman, and adjourned to meet at
Columl us subject 10 the call Of the majority of
: he con mittee for the organization of executiye
committees and other business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-04
FORTY SECOND CONGRESS-,
This Afternoons Proceedings.
SATURDAY, Nav 1

SENATE.-Mr. Sumner asked unanimols
consent TO take up his bill to secure
EQUAL RIGHTS IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
OF aShlHgtOn and Georgetown; but
Mr. salisbury objected.
Mr.. Sumner then gave notice TO the Senate
that III future he should object to every bill un-
til his bill was acted on.
Mr.. Sumner then moved TO take up the bill:
which was agreed to-yeas %. nays Il.
MT. Bayard, who was entitled to the floor on
the BILL said this an utterly unnecessary
measure, and uncalled for. The people chiefly
to be affected by it are opposed to il. Charity
does not et maGd it, justice, either to the black
Or the white. does not demand it. 1t is as
unjust as 1t is uncalled for, as unwise and as
cruel as uncalled Tor Ii is mere act of vision
airy zeal. He (AIr. b would show by the school
laws of this District that now the most annie
generous provisions were made for the educa-
tion of the cOlored people Of the District, and
chiefly at the expense of the white people. He
believed that this
MIXTURE OF THE TWO RACES
would be fraugbt with great evil to the weaker
race and that it would be most injurious 10
society: There is not a white parent in this
District, whose children attend the common
schools, who has asked for this bill. There il
not Senator on this floor who will vote for this
bill whose children or grandchildren will ever
go to these schools to mix with the negro chill
dren. But they will vote to force this associa-
Ton upon the children OF poor parents who are
compelled to send their children to the common
schools. What kind of philanthropy is this?
The white people of this District are now COM
PEELED to contribute most unequaliy to the sup
PORT OF the coored schools, and now it is pro-
posed to take from them the poor privilege OF
doing as they please with the rest OF their
money.
AN IMPORTANT AMENDMENT.
MIR Ferry Conn gave notice of an amend
ment providing that before the act goes into
effect, ii shall be submitted for ratification to
the qualified voters OF the cities of Washington
and Georgetown at an election TO be held on the
first Monday of July, 1872.
The bill then went over.
HOUSE OF REPRESEN rATIVES-Th
House met as in committee of the whole, for
debate only, Mr.. Rusk (Wis.) in the oh air. and
about forty members in their seats.
Mr.. Griffith (Pa.) obtained leave to print
speech upon the tariff
MIR. COmingO (NIo1 advocated the prompt
payment OF claims of citizens for property taken
during the war for military purposes.
Mr.. lays (Ala) spoke upon the political stua-
ton in Alabama, and advocated the passage OF
the Kuklux bill.
Mr.. Bird IN. j. attacked the protective sys-
TEN, and advocated its abandonment as q meas
ure of practical civil service reform.
MIR. Hereford fW.Va.) reviewed the finances
OF the country, charging extravaganza and cor
ruption upon the administration.
Mr.. Banks Mass advocated a reduction of
taxation, believing it could be done to the ex-
tent of a hundred millions, and favored the abo-
lition OF the internal revenue system.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A Cara.
A Clergyman, while residing II South America,
ss missionary. discovered q safe and simple remedy
for the cure Of Nervous Weakness, Early ID. cry ,
Dis Of the Urinary aud Semi nal gsns aad Che
whole train Of disorders brought by bsueful aud
vicious habits. Crest numbers ha re been cured by
this noble remedy. PROMPTED by a desire to benefit
the afflicted and unfortunate will sead the reel DO
for preparing and using this medicine, in a sealed
enyelo Pc, 10 any eyewhO needs il, Free Of ChGTge
Address, JOSEPH T ISNsN,
Station y, Bible House,
marc2ly New York City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-04
The New York Times on the AIaba.

NEW YORK, May 4.-The Timss this mornin
urges President Grant To send 10 the Genev
tribunal of arbitration a Communication whic
shall supersede the original American case, con
tanning claims for consequential damages.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-04
Dana Don't Come 60 Time,

PHILADELPHIA, Msya.-The libel sutt A raif ls'
Dana, OF the New York SaR. came up in the
Court of the Quarter Sessions this morning 2.
The defendant tailed 90 appear, ana his recpg-
nizance was forfeited and a bench warrant
issued for his arrest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-04
TIE COURTS.

FkIiT1 NDi TT. Judge " gtts--Dr.Ggs aLt.
Daniel; order OF release from further cOmpli-
ance of order. Wangemsn agt. Wangeman; or
der DENYING application for allowance, aud al
lowing bill 20 be amended Hoover sgt. Hoover;
order appointing VIM. Lord guardian al Item.
Shannon agt. Taihurtt; order directing surveyor
60 amend plea. Raabe agt. Ra abe; order pro
contesso. Salinas sgt Salinas; order TO take
testimony. hcGonegal sgt McGOnegal; order
appointing +. Howard trustee, TO invest. Willard
agt. Millard; reference Ia auditor. King q a. agt.
Easily; order dismissing suit. DeArias agt Watts;
order confirming report OF auditor. Lee AIT. d
shur; order substituting A. Ii. Cpshur trustee
Mob air agt Gadsby; order referring trustees
order reference 10 special auditor Philip ct al.
agt Hill at al; do. johnson aRt King ct al;
bond OF trustee filed. Patterson ct al agt Jaw;
final order OF ratification OF auditors report on
trustees a. counts. Dalton et al. agt Abell ct
eN-; order modifying order OF April % Upper
man ct al. agt MOhun: trustees report and order
OF ratification niSi. Ella kesn agt l.. Kean;
decree Of divorce. Courtney ACT Armstrong:
order OF publication. Burchcll agt Morgan;
order to hle bond Of trustee. Featherstraugh
agt Nets; decree authorizing trustee 10 effect
loan and sell certain stocks and house. First
Reformed Church agt Reitzel CT al. This case
y On trial, and counsel (Messrs. Riddle and
Mattingly are engaged in argument OF the case
pro and con.
THE PROBATE CORR, Judge Wv'ie.-To-dav,
John Bligh qualified as administrator OF the es-
tate Of James Ready, and guardian 20 his chill
dren. The will OF the late Ewald Fncels be-
queathing his estate 10 his widow Helen Engels
was fully proved and admitted 20 probate and
lseutu.
The Court ordered that hereafter guardians
should be allowed \ commission instead OF 10
per cent. as formerly.
POLICE COURT, Judge SneH.-To -day, Dyson
Henderson, an athletic cOlOred young man,
charged with assault and battery on Winnie
johnson, an aged colored woman, in a most
brutal manner; sixty days in jail. Margaret
Clark, larceny Of a silk ribbon from @. II. b.
White; fined $40, or thirty days in Jail. ~
case OF Arthur Delaney, charged with -
and battery with intent TO Kill, was .ten nm
judge seit il 10 the grand jur- aaS e ~, sno
was committed in default of ID s.anas e'vres
~ s.,se '.h 81 f,S;e Oh Ringing stones in
VIM Rel, of Geora . rubber sling; fined IS.
ing coneeal-@ .eapon-a pistol; fined so.
Frederick Mriir charged with indscett expo
or ", nned IS. severa. "A-ss OF E,n0s
,nses, such as profanity, loud ana = Hon
.asng, were punished with fines. Wa ~-ly
conduct; fined Is each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-04
ga Paris dispatch saws il is now bell

DA Paris dispatch says it Is now believed
the movement OF Don Carlos in Spain is failure
~The English farmers are, much against
their inclinations, compelled to recognize the
Importance of the agricultural strike.
- In the course of his sermon, in Petersburg
Va, last Sunday morning, Rev. DR.. wingiefd
TOOK occasion to condemn the practice OF attend
ing the post office on Sunday.
SMrs. Emery, of Indiana, warns ALI women
against her tickle, faithless husband, who has
deserted her. She says he may be recognized
by q broken nose, which she demolished with a
skillet. ~ "
fFA New York orator mentioned an instance
Of boy grabbing lady's s'ridicule, ;" for which
offence he was sent to the penitentiary but ii is
reticule. S
SThe national committee of the Irish
American League in session at Cincinnati, has
issued an address to the Irish American voters
OF the United States, indorsjng tbe nIatfsrm
and the nomination OF the liberal republican
convention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-04

IA French woman in New Orleans gives
fencing lessons, and the mditresse darmes l.
patronized by all the young bucks in town.
The stage from Volcano to jackson.
Amador county, Cal, was robbed on the Isl
Instant, and $1,000 from Wells, Fargo & CO..
Express tox carried of.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-04
1The Pittsburg Post coins "arsonists."

~Iht Pittsburg Post coins " arsonists"
~A Georgia merchant has sued another for
ten cents.
~when Mr.. Greeley said $50 West he
meant 10 Cincinnati.
~London has several penny theaters; re-
served seats, two pence.
~Ber,in, Prussia. has consan,aa ,,-.,
genuine American baseball club.
En2ress Augusta, Of Germany, has arrived
~Wm. Goldthwait has CHALLENGED cyriue
DION 10 match for 81 600 and the Champion
cue, which the latter now holds.
~An old lady says she hears quite freouept,v
OF civil engineers, and wonders N there IL no
one TO say good word for conductors.
ga lady wrote OF her lover who had become
insane that 'he had gone out Of his mind, but
had never gone out OF ker's."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-04

NoTICE.--Ladies who contemplate poisoning
their husbands or children, or shooting alienated
lovers, are requested to postpone their purpose
until after the Presidential election as news
paper columns will be so crowded with POLITICAL
subjects until that time, that it will be imposs-
Bile for them to pay proper attention to the
treachery of admirers, before December.N
RoSton P6sfr-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-04

MURDER BY THE LowRRY GANG.-Capt. F,
M. Wishart, a prominent citizen OF Robson
county, was killed by the outlaws Yesterday
This Is one of the most brutal and cowardiy
murders ever committed by the band, Wishart
having been decoyed to one Of their haunts on
pretence that they wished to surrender and that
he would not be harmed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-04

GEN. DYER continues to improve slowly, and
yesterday rode out for a short time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-04

Don CARLOS STILL AT THE HEAD OF HIS
TROOPS IN SPAIN.-Advices have been received
at Paris from Spain which contradict mosi
positively the dispatches sent from Madrid in
regard to the Spanish instruction. L. Union
announces, on what 1t terms Official authority.
that Don Carlos is in Spain at the head of hi
volunteers, and Don Alfonso, his brother, j.
with him, which was circulating in Madrid, wa
genuine. There is deep uneasiness in Madrid
The fidelity OF the troops, even in the capital il
doubted, and the precaution is taken to keet
some regiments in their barracks The Carlists
meanwhile hold the field in respectable force
and are able to disconcert the government,
troops. Senior CASTELAR,, the eminent republi-
can, writes to the Rappel that the republican
deputies In the Cortes will resign in few days
A. special dispatch to the Temps reports that the
railway between Cordova and Madrid was Gu:
at Despregnapenos Defle in the Sierra Moreno
by the republican insurgents, who are fortif..ng
that important position; and il was rumored
that two companies of infantry had joined them
A DEAF MUTE Saor.-A deaf mute, named
Daniel Perry, living in Greenbrier county, Yves,
Virginia, was shot and killed few DAYS ago b,
youth named Charles 7. Moore. The muir
derer surrendered himself, and claims to have
acSed In self defence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-04

GENERAL BKLKSAP, Secretary OF War, left
for New York last Night. He will return or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-04
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENUE.-Ther receipts from th
source to-day were s512 1912.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-04
ADJUSTMENTS.

q W ~ CI"
NATIONAL THEATER-0PERA.
LAST Performance OF
AIMEE,
THIS T FTEN 9IsEs OF 6 2PEsA KBoUFsE.
BARBE BLEUE.
a - L Z Us ''' N0NDKY MAY G booLoffE.
THE BLACK CROOK,
Alter months Of elaborate preparAtion.
FRANz ABT:
TEsTIM NAL CONCERT,
WEDhESI AY, MAY =, AT p. M,
a;r., ,v tho III LIS S4 sST HA ALkiFvorpprn,
CHORAL SOCIETY and -ABIoN. QUARTETTE;
CLUB, assisted by Mrs. ROsewald Mrs. Morell, Mr..
Admission, 81. Seats to be secured without extra
day morning, May 6. mil
d t. BARNUM's
Greet Travelling Museum, Menagerie and
Worlds Fair,
IN Elk SEPARATE COLOSSAL TENTS,
CONSISTING OF
MUSEUM, MENAGERIE, CARAVAN, HIPPO
II ONE. POLYTECHNIC INSTITuTE, IN
TfRNATIoNAL GEOLOGICAL GAR
DIN, AND DAN CASTELLO'S
CaASTE AND BEFINED CIRCUS,
WILL EXHIBIT AT
i n u L % "
MONDAY AND TUESDAY, MAY 6AxD7
TWO EXHIBITIONS TIE FIRST DAY,
THREE THE SECOND DAY.
Doors open at 10 a. n. and and p m. Hippo
drOHe performances commence at II a m and and
p. M. Admission to the ven Colossal Shows only
90 cents; children under half price. few re-
This is positively the largest and most attrac tive
combination of Exhibitions ever known, and re
mains absolutely without parallel in the his tory
OF the ord. In addition to thousands of Novel
nd Interesting Attractions never before seen, sui
tci"nt OF themselves to const ute first class ex hi
WILD FIJI CANEIB4LS, captiyes Of Wal, lsteiy
transmitted from King Thoka mban by Mr Bar
In I at cost Of $1,000. LIVE DIGGER IN
Sa IN f " sSmS sasE The only LV
LIVING MONSTER SEA LIONS on exhibition,
h ;sf ID massive water tanks. The famous horse
SNAKE CHARMEn. Magnificent representative
Fishes Insects Reptiles ans Murine Mnnsra; and
src Di rs hdpR3%e and
BEST PERFORMERS in the world, al, first class
bareback Riders, including he grea. MELVILLE
ard STOKES FAMILIES.
livery FEATURE WILL BE EXHIBITED AS
ADVERTISED.
The only Exhibition in America recognized and
endorsed 10y both the religious and secular press,
and daily visited by eminent CergyE!en and Diyines
The first and only Show in the worjd that mss a
DOUBLE CIRCUS RING, and requires Double
Ilrcus Troupe Of Performers, Acrobats, Gymuasts,
FREE ADMISSION to all who purchase the
LIFE OF p. T. BARNUN, written by himself,
nearly 800 pages, 81 full page Engrayings, Steel
foTiralt OF the Author; Muslin gilt. Reduced from
BALTIMORE, May LIZ g., andi.
FREDERICK, Mays. m2-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-04

SURGEON f. SWIFT, OF the United States
army, has been ordered 20 proceed to Washing
ton to settle his accounts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-04

THE CLAIM OF ANDREW JOHNSON for the
refunding OF income tax paid while he was Presi-
dent, which has been fled at the Treasury De.
partment, amounts to 81 COZ &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-04

ASSISTANT SURGEONS j. j. WOODWARD and
George A. Otis have been directed to proceed 10
Philadelphia to attend the annual meeting of
the American Medical Association, to be con-
yened in that city on the 9th inst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-04

A NATIONAL GOLD BANK-The Controller
of the Currency has received an application
from the San Francisco Trust Company for
permission to convert their present organiza-
ton into a national gold bank, with a capital OF
ST 600, 600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-04

PAYMAsTER MELLACH, OF the Navy, who
was recently sentenced to be dismissed for
in his accounts, has had his sentence
so modified by the Secretary of the Navy as to
suspend him for three years from rank, duty and
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-09-14
There was a man in our towr

There was man in our town
And he was woSarous wise.
He had pain from ear to ear,
Another between his eyes;
And when he saw he had Catarrh
With all his might and main
He purchased Sagc's Remedy
And has his hoalth again.
1t is sold by druggists everywhere.
The HORSE AND RIDER.-It wa,
happy day for horse aud his rider when
the Mustang Linament was intro iuccd
as cure for the exter..al diseases and
injuries of both. In the stable, the barn
aud the household this wonderful emoli
ent is equally useful If horse is spav-
lred or foundered or harness CALLED, or
afflicted with any other of the many su
perfcial ills that equine flesh is heir t /,
the Lininent effects speedy cure and
it is equally effcacious when applied t,
draught oxen or COWS suffering from out.
ward swcllings, strains, or hurts, of any
description. AS an application for bru
User, cuts, burns, rhematism. stiff joints,
sprains, neuralgia earachc and toothache
it takes precedence for all other topical
remedies and is therefore an artical of
prime necessity iu families.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-09-14

THE VILLAGE CHURcH.-It should
not look like barn or storehouse. 1t
should be building, the very sight of
which would cause devout feeling in the
breast. A well cravcd cross should point
to heaven; massive paueled doors should
impress the visitor with the solcmniry
Of the pace into which he is entering;
stained glass should throw a mystic light
athwart the aisles; pulpit, alter ceiling
and galleries should be ornamented
with figurative mouldings, aud the col
umns that support the galleries, and the
balusters that rail them in should be
of classic patterns. Any congregation
wishing such church should send their
orders for finishing material to Mr. p.
p. ToALE, importer of French stained
glass, and manufacturer of and dealer
in Doors, Sashes, Blinds &C., No. 20
Haync street, Charleston, S. G.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-09-14

An old author says ''As general
thing postnasters are the most consum-
mate rhuotsliekseofs any other set of men
in the wolld,"e We do not agree with
this proposition as whole. Some of
them are high minded, independent
men. lis only since we have been
blessed (?) with the Importation of pro-
fessional boot-licks that the South has
ever been accused of any such crime
There was no whining and cringing to a
shcddy aristocraey here before the war.
The assertion is pusilanimous one or
we should write to the author to COR
rect it.