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II is pfedicsed that before many yease
California will become one of the osfFae
growing countries Of the world.
Ths n;nister who divides his dis
courses iutoy TOO many heads !, will ikaa
il difiicalt to.obtaip attentive oars TO al,
Of them.
The sngagsmen. of Ratsnstsis to
play at given number Of osuFss in
America is said to BE- sese6, 0Oo'spd all
cxPeusGs paid
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w. Y. PAXTON,
For GILBERT & FLOWERS,
ISigned,) DARR & OSTEEN.

Under the above Agreement, we shall
charge the psoprictors Of the Sumter
Ratcimaa for one half the amount of
all advertising, &C., published in .ha.
paper.
Sixth, and lastly. Is journal who
'slandsrsd every leader Of the Reform
party, denounced them as traitors,
sthroegh pfinstbplss ailsgod to be honest,
NJ. tAA trn.alAAl hnsaav in its snnport of n
plasforn three times a. radical in its
snatnrel and bseousistent in doing so
with the above anti-Repnblicau motto
sat its head :
Answer ub, now, brother Ne,os.
You're pretty sharp fellow, but you
arc like,al the rest Of ~ not ipfallible,
and at times forgot that consistency is
q jewel. We observe that your slang is
improved g little. SO much for our
Charleston structures. You see, We
want y.u TO 1--we. You're clever fellow
now aud then, aud Ne are disposed to
lead you helping hand.
cold Ne,sS. you shall not die;
We did so laugh and cry with you,
We've hsf q mind to die with you
Old Nses, il you must de-"
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W >. Fielder, Execasor Of The wili ne
HE John Fielder, giscs notice ti,.st he Il li
On tpe FIRST Monday in September next
52de apply 10 s9page 'ef Rrslste Ssr:
~ 2SHsnsnseaSors sa%s County te his sfINAL Dls
9th July. 1879. Al IS
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S / N @ g R
STILL
TRIU MPH ANTI

Im 80 : % 80
GOLD, snd sxEggR MEDALS and DIPLo
Ma awarded te sIMGBB REWING
p MACHINE at sayanaah Eair,s
November, 1871.
FIRST PREMIUM nj Atlanta Fair. October.
ls7is for BEST FAMILY MACHINE.
PREMIUM at tho Macon Fair October, 1871,
for FAMILY MACHINE, with best
and most useful attachments
FIRST PREMIUM sc Thomassifls, Noyem,
bcr 2, 1871, for best FAMILY
MACHINE. ah91
GOLD MEDAL and THREE Silver MEI
Ais awarded the SINGER at thc
hugUsss sTsssT, fssssES@
| ber, 1871.
ESsmips the celebrated SINGRR
NEW FAMILY"
sswi,s!.ea. < MACHINE 10 REST MACHINE
in-thewortd. .Y.4 le
.s,e = SSfssz6SsI a rns,k fnts
Ba South GsrosEs,e tsetsg sgis and Rtntids.
b. = s-t,.4 !. l., .L K. WHITE, Astnt,g
for 'ofangshsirg County.
Local Agents ). nosfiy every oSu1fy ip
Ss;S:ssss Carolina.
mar 6S l.
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Samuel Dibbies 8 b. liz. '
sAfgae.s
Bysirtns Of ztbe ;udgments II, this aston.
wiz self Tor oaAh, &c public Sntrry. On
Monday. The 5th day Of August, 1872. during
the legal hours CT safe, at oranEsburg C. r.
All that trace or land scoasaitins about 90
acres, situate. on Geedland Swamp, and
bounded By lands non or lstsfy Of Dunisl
,Beip. Edward Argoe and Jnmes D. Phillips.
Purchaser % pay tor papers ard stssaps.
shsEias oase: agslesH. piggs
oranges y, y. .. o., B. o. c.
July Ssth. 1872. FEB3 81 x v1n
July 10 AL
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a Bad Case.

We fear that our old acquaintance of
tho Gkarle4t5lt 72epabascu ib 4, floneless
cases for when that journal saw and for
sock ITS evil courses, cut itaclf loose from j
the dead eaEcasso of Radical corruption,
and resolyed 10 msnd its morals, threw
Grant overheard, and placed the nau1ss
OF respe liable gentlcm en- ut the head of
iis columns, the valiant Editor, who
had grounded the little craft upon
mud bsnks and reduced it from its posi-.
tiou, as o daily, TO that of q asemi.weekly
paper, "skedaddled'' TO OraneeburS.
squatted in the piice Of the Oraaoeb..rg
Aeos, aud from there, wish the OBJ
stinaey of q certain long sared quad /
ruped, is Justify kicking at the locon. !
olive Of Inevitable destiny. HE reminds
US OF Rev. Mr.. Dan1elly . camp meeting
friend, whom the papers have lately
been FentilAtingg Who wished sto be-
S'estcemedea good, pious brother, but who
was constrained to admit, that he still
pursued his old practices of distilling.
selling, aud three times day, drinking.
whiskey. He may emigrare, miugfo
among new people, connect himself
vito different newspapers, but he is on,
~ losing time and wasting his energies.
tili he washes his face aud hands, puts
or cleaa clothes, changes his politics.
aud quits ,.dis.il.ing, selling and drink,
ing whiskcy. When hs does these things.
ne will rank as d pipus1 brother, and. not
ill then. =
We are glad thsssthe oaassss,on re.
So n
thieves aud so6beFs, slSsased i,s,sone.
aud set out upea a nav and wor.hier
caFeerS bat sorry fel ZEE las old sondaskof
iscafnper off Ike 3 cock-soaeh, che mo,
ment the light OF truth psastratad his
saactun. It locks basaEF sbr him. Ie
would be we'll If he eoSild j q ssern what.
the Repnbiican had sstss6isns s saaacity TO
discern, that ultra Radscaiisn, il dead
and buried, not aloua 80 South Caeo.ins,
bat throughout che whole country The
republican has acknowledged its past
faults, and we now exhort our old friend
to follow its example and repent of his
SINS. sasF B~,Er ~ 49, .s-s- -.
"wbile ihc lamp Of lie holds out 10 burn.
The yilest.sinnerIasy retura.h
He has been guilty of many grisvous
ransgressions, but we trust that he il
not beyond the reach Of reason aud
mercy, -.
We will take care that lhssgets 80
peep regularly az the SGntser Nees,"
,ehich has beer groming and prospering
since he last saw 1t. How viii be like.
our enlargementi Oar subscriptioA list
is growing, too, every day. w expect
to 1.-Two, lcng g-eueAgh to ,chf6Hiele either
the conversion or deatE'of 10 Orange
burg Nss5s, where he has taken refuge
from the light Of truth iSsa.fer Eelos.
- Our iricnd' Of she sumter Neps seams,
inclins&to bsSaiore facetious than earn.
est. Il is our purpose to be otherwpe.
He may bray,
"Ihc seHibblcr ~ thu loug- carel Linl"
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49, 49, lf ~ r-sA rt-sA ) tSY711ettS Y711ettS1 tu sboN
liFpspsss ssa is ssspsssAs SSssksi
edisorisi prodigy 81 sSs Na.o;so change
them, Ht my 30 a constitutional pre-.
ai'ssiiOh on Es part towards ssrsaia
gsadrups@ sssnsthensd by practical
land nmiIisr sssoaissioss, which make
Eisssl@oss imfs fsssbls ses him % sllude TO
Isa antasaaisasAIshoas haviaE che Gu.
Phsassss tFssisss Of an ass so,iu,
selrs aas ess =
IN ssssow-lss.sasl lsakss as woadroas kind, :"
but vOuidnt ~ be- bes. for him to leave
asses sionef Editors .sho live ia glass
hauses should hot throw stones.
| go much for oddr Friends fscssiousnsss.
Ais .tssnsisa i na,s invited sway
| as0m saeh 'bsnes. We implors =
'fhopehs or sEa Of his uaiud upon /. .ub-
Jsos, In the rensemplation Of which, the
mind has to be- freed from It's former in
spirations, Think. brother, and if we
nave ges 5en iiud answer us tho fol-
flowing questipSs J,
6i'a'' we desire to know why you
opposed tho reform movement iu 1870 ?
Second. WY you deolsrsa through
the columna tf ycnr journal, that no
nonest white man could belong to it,
'eS1V'e' % JSS aiicysd, aiiysdi ussseaa. usl;tas weTs
part Of it.
thlrd' 1t you opposed it then from
rriaoiple--Ssssvss opposed to the negro
--ho" can yosY with any degree of con-
sissency, lend ksar support two years
later to HosadsiGseelsy7
Fourth. What do you mean BY sub
scribing to the Cincinnati platform. with
the following ldeclaration Of prin eiples
forever haputsd at the head of your
columns,
n
"This e White Mam,s Goreras snt
and mus Be salssa by White Men. There
mus Dc no IdaaT for protection. The
.state 1opernnsSslse q the iSouth, must be
controlled cy sifs 4asas.sctose, interesti
are 'aentseed 'cifh the Souh."
Fifth. Didsho. va,, s,,, 49,. 10, a,
p..,.,,,.ss.. "''" '"'
"'Fu'''o"n Pa'Ty because OF the public
printing being ftak.n AWAY from vou ?
D;.l M, xon- ii
sf' VI tue pdsch"'dn
receive q thrashing at your hands every
week until he {oon.e,sad IN m.l. -.
A '"e
'''io"'us esfSstnnt with you, although
the Wdlckmaa 5t5 bic Work9 :
uAcn..a.,
oAssmhSr' .sl
"l SuMTEa, s. c., October 1871.
We, the undersigned, proprietorsy
and .SDn,ter Nl,cs do hereby a.ree and
bind ourselves 10 each, other that We
will. act, Jointly ana Sv;th m.t,,s; nn,asr-.
sssandine ID sessris 70 the adyert;.i.r a;
the Renort oftbe f,onntv Conn,;..; -
ers. and VIII .sasT either If M mrts anv
contract or aGfssn'eut for tbs publica.
resn,sr @ :, s rs,ss go 80 s,es ,ess .nan our
awarded both papers, and in case either
ooe o' 9, the papers shoniu slngly rccsive
fore shall be- equally dividsd besveen
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Referred by direction Of Ills Excel
lency Robt. *. Scott. Governor, to tho
Once OF ths Adiutaus and Inspector
GsneEal f2r astea.ias
I" al RasEec.iully,
II. NOAH,
Private Secretary.
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NOTVCEI..--All ll HeerssiSs sxIsu,
IN have Claims against the Estsb OF J6bnl
I: Jennings, decd, will present them. and
All psrsoHs indebted to the same, win maia
2synsae TO Messrs. Huisons q Esgass -
p. y. JENNINGS, :. :
AdminissRator.
orangebufg, July 25, 1s7z--27. .st -.
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InlSEnstI tIsh Wanted.
aKsoxvfEIs, Ga, juno IA, 1872.

/ ffKsoxvfEIs, Ga, Juno IA, 1872.
To Ills ErceRency
Governor Of South Caroliua !:
Dear SIR-Please do me the Kind
ness to search the papers of your De.
partment, and ascertain what Company,
Regiment and Brigade Thomas O'Bry-
ant, Of orsngebnrg County, South
Carolina belonged to IN the war with
Great Britaie in lsi2-'l3. Please
isendSme the papers fos che purpose, of
procuring a peuaiop for his widow.
Please sddress me at misplace.
r. y. HAADLY.
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Z. as.:ya Ths psa0satis psgty dissolved itself
- e sat Bahiaoss esfs# weeks ago. In its
=. - Nefers&mepsef esseley aud lsrown, it's
% %ahsgessa acknowledged that Cha sorn:
.,a:,:g :aae aud non gssssiFe pyiuaiplss Of
their orgAnisasiOp, are alstidsa 10 sink
.bspesth. the onward march OF abs
g..,ssa sa;shtg is'sa 5cg RePpblissnsua. Tie
~ aud lFae;as:s ~, ..1
~ Gas eoa6EsoS pol evgsicsi6ss, gheysfduad
''''c 81 8 sa6aIsss f1sif dessiia,
sasi6a % world q that thoir long. ,'
cherished priaciples Sero unrepublican,
md deserved to be Condemned out of
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he Sopla afs ssSaiA sCafolinas *ix y
6kfS'hsei er On to-day than; at any previous
,8p&rioa 1sinco IS The Nlose OF tie Cohfederats
Nsar- eharltstoh zgsses.S S3oth dastdat.5 - I
49, 49, ~ tiisa aoss tie Nss.os pra.e so
much absss ssr { 6 shiSssa aliS sopdition : Be
SsSsisssas sas shss 8 iiS tiSs RspuSSiGiasan SSiGa
aRassgl hsa been q blessing 20 this country
6rlthataishaa BeebSaoaFde. nodd a
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!, LOW SN'Ess the glaI for z Petty" Lar
eaad sqo cid .esny Enda

ss,.,s. - -
s,,asSsaIv-assss,s -, -, ;, @ n,
ss gisa ssls5s laSg composed Of the
azsFs Ssosssssion and SSn deienoe lis is
% Il Eoom wlli aaS = snSs Ss., r..
,s,s ,si,s sEs Il ~ SSS spy ssssye Z, can
sSlalsahis aat6e iIgio for ths present trial
hs ss evidence is conclusive
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loeAl kover ents of the South have
= = 1,sss he 3Uissfps ofesbaiid of vile
eQeru ionists who hare not hesitatod to rob
= Plspsser shc people as no people in mod
= srn, t'slss have been sobbed and dplnndresi."
as.sts5s s''sssfsssstortfEsssw ;ssarag bs.iu
:. ahla tho beasat Chester Reporter
slIase say against stealing If
ssisaa ass slhssa sNessf. 20 !
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-03-21

We believe in economy, and are
ready to commend it when practiced
by others, but we cannot commend
the economy that is practiced at the
expense OF the ignorance OF the peo
pie. The amount Of money there is
in the laws is very small matter to
us, and we are not governed by selt
lsh motives in our course. II we
were able we would publish the laws
without compensation, but we think
that free horses are often ridden too
much. Let us see where the enor-
nous cost of publishing the laws
comes in. The highest estimate the
opposers o the law place the sum chat
will be expended Tor the publication
OF the laws OF the present session is
$4,000. For the publication o. the
laws If the last General Assembly
the State paid s62 900. We had
population OF l,l91, ,792 at that time
The burden on each individual per
year was a little less than q cents,
az the laws are published bicnnlally.
We received 1916, aud the popua-
ton OF the county is 1889, or about
% cents from each individual, or
about 134 cents tor each voter at the
las. election. Ii our wise men can
devise better and cheaper method
o. disseminating the laws, which they
certainly think are important else
they should not pass them, we shall
uphold them il; but we "are tree to
MAINTAIN" that the plan has not yet
been devised.- Fairfield Ledyer.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-03-21

Baron d'Off-nberg, who is at last
officially gaze,ted as minister to this
country, is now in his prime, beng
about forty years Of age, and regard
ell rs one OF the cleverest OF Russia's 5
younger diplomats. He is gralu-
ate of the Military Academy of St.
Petersburg, and mis- writings on mill
tary affairs procured him a place on
the general staff OF the Russian army.
and some time after an appointment
in the War Department. where he
remained during the Crimean war.
He was then for several years attach.
Ell to the imperial household a. adiu-
tant OF the emperor, and subsequent
ly directed the military studies OF
the two eldest sons OF the Gar. In
his thirty sixth year he joined the
Russian legation at Constantinople,
and remained thenceforth in the dip.
lomatic service Of Russia. The sue.
cess with which he performed a
number of difficult missi ms procured
him rapid promotion. He was sue
cessively secretary of legation in
Vienna diplomatic agent IN Paris
and Berlin, and finally consul gener-
al at Bucharest. aud political agent of
Russia in the Danublan Principali,ies,
where he performed difficult duties
with such success that both his own
government aud the people Of Rou-
mania were greatly pleased with him.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-03-21

Massachusetts, in addition to her
present excellent educational system.
now proposes to establish Industrial
Schools The law will give such
schools legislative sanction; but it is
permissive, not obligatory, and
towns may raise money for the sup,
port OF the schools (either day OF
evenlng) at pleasure, the School
Committee to determine thu arts or
trades to be taught. It is hoped
that the new plan win tend TO i'm
prove the workmanship OF native
artisans, and render certain branches
of production less dependent upon
the supply of superior labor from
Europe. This is a kind Of Protec-
ton against which the most mcor-
rigible f'ree-Traaer will hardly have
the face to grumhle.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-03-21
National Bureau or Education.

The report for 1871 of the Nation
al Bureau OF Education shows that
throughout the Union there are s.
66O,O74 persons over 10 years OF age
who cannot write. and are therefore
as lllilerates. There are nearly six
persons (5,O IN every hundred in the
Northern States, and thirty out OF
the hundred in the Southern. 1t is
doubtless tairer to base ''illiteracy"
on the inability TO read than on the
inability to write, especially at the
age OF 10 years. Still, the proportion
OF those who can neither read nor
write would be essentially the same,
and. OF those who do not learn to
read at 10, a, least four-tit,hs never
learn. This cloud OF ignorance con-
stilutes the chief element OF difficult
ty, it not OF danger, in our republl-
can institutions. Nearly one-haIf OF
these are males, and will become
voters and half millions OF
voters who cannot rea- Were this
whole ,!literate class gathered in a
single State. they would considera,
bly, exceed the population OF New
York, and would include as many
voters as we have population in Hi
nois. They would include, in one
vast pandemoniunl, very nearly all
the bestial, corrupting, and criminal
elements i'll the country, and scarcely
any OF its decency or responsibility,
still less OF its intelligence. They
would make up an empire OF crime, y
state OF savagery tha, would speedily
set to work to slaughter Its popu,a-
tion from sheer lack OF the intelli-
gence required TO live together in
civilized society.
The tact that all this ignorance is
distributed over the country hardly
lessons its political evils. The gen
eral subject OF education is in the
hands OF the States, rs the general
subject Of suffrage IL also Yet il
has been felt that, when the nation
assumed the prercgative Of extend
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-03-21

ing the suffrage to so many who
We're unprepar ed to receive it, it
passed under an obligation to exer
else some supervisory care over edu-
cation. Whether this view was
sound or not. it led TO the orgauza-
tion of the National Bureau OF Edu.
cation, and, through the influenc, we
believe, Of this Bureau, bill is now
IN Con sress which aims to make ap-
propria,ions of the public lands in
proportion to the illiteracy Of each
State. Snch project would be
very questionable. Yet enough has
been shown to justify the establish.
InenL of the National Bureau OF Flu
cation, whose usefulness in the way
ot collecting aud compiling informa.
ton has been very great Chicago
Tribune.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-03-21

Springfield. Mass. has elected Miss
Sarah j. Williams to be City Physi-
cian. Twelve Doctors OF Medicine
in pantaloons contsnded for the hon
or and emolum,nls OF physicing and
bleeding the Springfield paupers !;
AMI wi ,e as they were, they were all
beaten, the whole dozen OF them, out
OF the field by a woman; the Board
OF Health considering, We are told,
that the majority OF patients coming
under a city physicians care are wo-
men and children, and their cases
such a. u woman can best attend" +"
What is to be done with cases IN
Sprir gfield which 4 woman cannot
best attend we are not informed
IN. Y Tribune.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-03-21

The Senatorial ajority seem de.
termined TO give the country reason
10 doubt thel, honest purpose in mat.
ters OF Investigation, by keeping Oft
of the committees the men who move
tor investigation. There does not
seem te be the least peg upon which
to hang the charges made against
the Secretary OF War in connection
with the sale of arms, and the best
possible policy would seem to be to
challenge Mr.. Sumner or Mr.. Schurz
to 60 upon the committee. tha: they
might prove by their failure to make
out a case, with the fullest opporlu-
mites. how little wool there was to
warrant their great cry. Blu; nstead
of this, the most strenuous and per
sistent efforts were made to keep
both OF these gentlemen off OF the
committee, and when Mr.. Stevenson,
OF Kentucky, asked to be excused
from serving, because Mr.. Schurz
was the next highest OF those voted
tor. and would have been selected to
fill the vacancy. the usual privilege OF
decl,na,ion was refused.
In our Judgment, as The unwilling
ness OF the majority of the Senate to
enter upon the New York Custom
House frauds was more damaging to
the administration than anything that
was developed by the examination,
So this refusal to let Mr.. Schurtz 90
upon the committee to investi gate
the arms matter, will do more Ill TO
the administration than any report
that he could make, or any testimo-
ny that he could clicit.-TDubuque
Tines.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-03-21

Only two hundred and twenty
nine heads, necks and limbs We're
broken in London in the effort to
congratulate the Prince OF Wales up
on his recovery from fever. This is.
how ever, the statement OF the Lancet,
which is 4 slow journal, and may
learn OF many more by the time OF
Its next issue. This may, we sup
pose, be called cheap jubilee for
London; though it is hardly appar
ent, through any American telescope,
why the recovery OF any one man
is SO important an event that a
quarter of thousand other men
should kill or cripple themselves OH
account OF 1t.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-03-21

Old Roger was visiting 4 frien
who had 4 remarkable fine little girl,
about three years old. famous tor
smart sayings As usual she was
showing off before our esteemed
friend. "Wha, is papa :" said the
'sparient," in order 10 draw out the
precoc,eus reply. sPapa's humbug,"
SAID the Juvenile. Il declare" SAID
old Roger, u never in my Tito saw
SO young child with SO mature a
judgment"
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-03-21

The repor, OF the chief engineer OF
the Philadelphia Water Works Tor
the last year shows a surplus over
expenses Of halt million OF dollars.
Last year the city laid down over
thirty miles Of pipes, constructed a
faur,acre reservoir, built new en-
gine house, made a saving OF s26 600
by doing its own repairing in its own
shops, and pumped i3,49S,399, ,4S!
gallons OF water. The cost OF main
tanning the works last year was near
ly S446,O00.