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New York Items.

NeD York, July 23.-The eight hour
strike seems to have entirely collapsed.
S. L. Streeter has resigned from the Lib
eral Republican committee and will support
Grant.
Tom Murphy writes from Long Branch
that he believes President Grant himself
paid for his seaside cottage ; that he (Mur-
phy) didn't contribute anything towards it,
anyhow.
Helen Josephine Mansfield is the witness
in"the Barnard impeachment trial at Sara
toga.
judge Griffith, Of Jersey City, died on
Sunday.
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The United States FIectin South America and
China

Washington, July 22,-Dispatches from
our fleets in South America and China
have been received at the Navy Depart
ment. Nothing of extraordinary impor-
lance is detailed. Admiral Monitor Jen-
kins has been presented to the Imperial
Tueno, of Japan, and the usual congratula-
tory speeches made. The anniversary of
the Queens birth and accession was honored
by the usual salutes by the ships both of
the Asiastic and South Atlantic fleets. The
officers and crews were all well.
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ARRIVAL OF Mr.. WILsoN.-Senator
Henry Wilson arrived IN the city this af-
ternoon from North Carolina, and will re-
main in the city until after the grand rally
of tomorrow and tomorrow night.
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Passport, Me-, July 23.--The steamer
" New England" from st. John, N. b.,
for Eastport, has been wrecked. Her pas
sengers were saved.
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER to-day at
G. L. Johnston's Music and News Depot,
No. 9lS Main street:
6 A. Nj. u M. 3P. NJ.
6S, so, 50.
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Denial from the New York Tribune Regarding
Greeley.

New York, July 23.--The Tribune de-
MES the story published in some of the Re
publican papers that Greeley ever conferred
with the Germans relative to selecting any
one for offices that he never desired II
n to get up meetings for him, or that he
ever asked anybody to try and get him
nominated for the Presidency.
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Washington, July 22.-Fred. Douglass,
John M. Langston, and other colorcd
speakers, and Hon. Henry Wilson, will
speak in Richmond on the oath instant, and
go thence to North Carolina.
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sumner Declares for Greeley and Brown

Boston, July pa special from WASH
ington to the Tfdueller states that Senator
Sumner has written a letter to Gardner
Brewer, of Boston, coming out in favor of
Greeley and Brown, and against Grant
strongly.
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DISSOLUTIONS.

TINE FIRM OF WYATT L. EVANS rs
i this day DISSOLVED by mutual consent,
1 have Withdraw from the Painters Union, but
L still remain at my old stand, No. 74 Grace
to do PAINTING, WHITENING, COLORING,
&c, on reasonable terms. Any reference given
that may be required. WM. A. WYATT.
jy lift
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AUCTION SALES.
BY W. Goddin, Auctioneer.

BY W. Goddin, Auctioneer.
DANkRUPTS' SALE OF PERSONAL
ID PROPERTY.
will sell at public auction for CASH, TO the
highest bidder, at ~ o'clock M, on MONDAY,
the 9Th of August, ls72, at the store now occu-
pied by William III. Briggs & Brothers, on Broad
street, near the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
depot, in the city of Richmond, the following
personal property belonging to the firm of Will
liam II. Briggs 4 Brothers, bankrupts, consist
ing of
1SAFE,
lDESK,
l PAIR SCALES,
4CHAIRS,
THOUSAND BAGS,
SEGG CRATES and
r 4BARRELS VINEGAR.
Hill CARTER,
Assignee for VIM. Ii. Briggs g. Bros.
jy 23-td
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM ALL POINTS
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC NEWS
REPORTED FOR STATE JOURNAL
FROM

Washington July 23.-General Grant is
here. Colonel Carter, of LOUISIANA, inter-
viewed him this morning with a view of
reconciling the radical differences in that
State, ....
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u. S. EsaISEER OFFICE, I
THIRD STORY, UNION BANK BUILDING, [
FAYETTE, NEAR CHARLES STREET, I
HALTINoRE. MD. July 18th, 1872.

"-"--" FAYETTE, NEAR CHARLES STREET, NJ
80. BALTIMORE, MD, July 18th, 1872. .
PROPOSALS. ARE INVITED FOR MAX
Il ing a CHANNEL in Aqua Creek from the
draw in the railroad bridge towards the Mar
rows" above.
Proposals, to be sealed, in duplicate, endorsed
on outside, on forms furnished from this office,
accompanied by q copy of this advertisement,
1879. and will be opened in five minutes there
after, In presence of such bidders as may wish
TO be present.
The material Ia easily removed There is no
rock. The channel is not to exceed about 4 feet
in depth at mean low water. The locality Is
sheltered.
% Tho amount of money available for making
the channel is about 81 500.
The right to reject any bid is reserved.
Forms of proposals, specifications, and any
desired information, can be had on application
at this Office. VIM. T. CRAIGHILL,
jy 22-ot Major of Engineers, U. S. A.
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and Wilson Congressional District club,
are requested to attend in a body the ratifi-
cation meeting tomorrow 10 be held at
City Springs.
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4SgD .I...F
I THE DISTRICT OUR OF THE UNI
L T. STATES for the Eastern District OF
Virginia. "
In the matter of r.. B., Shelburn, bankrupt
in bankruptcy.
At Richmond, on tn 22d day of July, 1872.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Please to take notice hereby, that a petition
has been, to wit ON the ed day of July, 1872,
filed in said District Court by X. b. Shelburn,
of Petersburg city, in said District, who
has been heretofore duly declared bankrupt under
the act of Congress entitled "An act to establish
a uniform system of bankruptcy throughout the
United States, ~ approved March 81. 1857, for u
discharge and certificate thereof from all his
debts and other claims preyable under said act,
and that the 9th day of August. 1879, at 10
c'clockA. NJ, before W. W. Forbes, one Of thu
registers of said court in bankruptcy, at hiI
office in Richmond, in said district, is the time
and place assigned fr the hearing ef the same,
when and where you may attend and show
cause, il any you have, why the prayer OF the
said petitioner should not be granted.
Yon are also hereby notified that tho second
and third meetings of the creditors of said bank
rtpt will be held at the same time and place.
W. W. FORBES,
Register in Bankruptcy
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Fatal Shooting Affair.

Philadelphia, July 23.-Alderman Will
liam McMullen was fatally shot this morn
ing, be a pardoned convict in a quarrel over
a stolen boquet.
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LATER.

The ball has been extracted from McMul-
Inns wound and there is now some hope
of his recovery.
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CHEsTERFIELD GoNyENTroN.-The
Republicans of Chesterfield met in con-
yention at Glover Hill yesterday to select
delegates to the approaching third district
Congressional Convention. The following
gentlemen were selected !; Henry w. Hay,
Albert Woodbridge, William s. Parham,
Samuel f. Maddox. The delegates were
instructed to support j. Amber Smith, Of
this city, for the nomination for Congress.
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VIRGINIA BIBLE SoCIETY.-The
Board of Managers of the Virginia Bible
Society held their monthly meeting Friday,
10Th instant, at 81 P. NJ, Rev. DR.. Hoge
presiding. Rev. DIR. Cranberry offered
prayer.
The reports of the district agents and
colporteurs' work for the month of June
were read. showing much progress during
the month in organizing auxiliaries and in
canvassing and supplying the destitute.
These reports evidence diligence and
success On the part of the laborers, and
gave peculiar qualification to the board.
Some of the great interests touching the
Bible work in the Commonwealth were, to
some extent, discussed and referred to a
subsequent meeting. The following is a
brief summary of labors and results
A summary of the work done by the Vir-
ginia Bible Society through the agents for
the month of June.
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"ANTED-Some ten more ST0NE-CUT-
w TIERS on ourbing % cents per lineal foot.
Also 20 PAYERS.
ROBERT +. MORRISS,
jy POST Boscold Quarry.
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CoRRECTIoN.-ln our recent notice of
the death of James Murphy by suicide, we
incidentally stated that he was the brother
of Thomas Murphy. The latter requests US
to say that deceased was not his brother
nor in any way related to him.
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FIRST OF DISTRICT AGENTS.

Auxiliary Bible Societies visited, 4; lux
iliaries organized, 10 sermons in behalf of
the Bible cause delivered, 43 !; letters writ
ten, 50 !; documents relating to Bible work,
$50; miles travelled on duty, 2,24O ;
cash collections, $53s.7S; subscriptions
taken and not collected, $275.50 ; sales of
Bibles. 500. 80. $50.
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CoLPoRTAGE WORK DONE.

Families visited, 1850; number Of fami-
lies destitute, 2l9 number of families sup
piled, 80 individuals supplied, SO several
Sabbath schools, volumes donated, 119 ;
collections by corporteurs, s94.75; sales
Of Bibles by colporteurs, $1,000 ; number
of miles travelled by colporteurs, 600.
We shall have seven colporteurs in the
field actively engaged in supplying the des-
titute with the word of God.
M. w. STAPLES, Secretary.
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POLITICAL.
COLONEL JOHN w. JENKINS.

Republican Presidential Elector at Large, will
address the people on the
POLITICAL ISSUES OF THE DAY,
At the following times and places:
LAwRENCEvILLE, Brunswick Co., July %
HIOKSFORD, Greensville Co., July 81;
COURT HOUSE, Dinwiddie Co, July 81
COURT HOUSE, Nottoway Go Aug. 1;
BURKEvILLE, Nottoway Co., Aug. 2;
FARMyILLE, Prince Edward Co, Augs;
COURT HOUSE, Charlotte Co Aug. 8;
COURT HOUSE, Amelia Co.. Aug. 9
COURT HOUSE, Powhatan Co., Aug. z;
Other distinguished speakers will also be pres
ent and address the people.
GEE. W. GRAHAM,
Chairman 4th Dist. Com.
JOSEPH r. EVANS, Secretary,
BY order of Republican State Elk. Com.
DIR. O. $. MILLS,
JOHN w. WoLrz, Chairman.
Secretary.
jy 20-dsw&wtau7
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STKyHssRUHa, Culpeper County, Va.
Several of my neighbors have the Wilcox &
Gibbs machine, and 1t is much more suitable for
family sewing than the double-thread, which /
have. would like to exchange.
Il. X. WILLIS.
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WANTS

STOHE-CUTTERS wANTFD-Ts cut curb
- ing at % cents per foot. Apply at office Of
Eleventh street, or at quarry, two miles below
ter. Jy 2S-2w
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bO1DTVN, DIcChIthDuTB OOUHtJ, va.
I send you my Wheeler & Wilson, which is in
perfect order and handsomely gotten up, TO ex-
change for = Wilcox 4 Gibbs machine. I shall
trust to your libcrality to do tha best you can
for me. / want a good machine, but do not care
for looks. WIN. IL. JoyRs, M. d..
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TERMS:
DAILY-S6 per year; six months, IS; three
suonths, 81 80; / month, 90 cents.
SEMI-WEEKLY-S2.60 per year; six months,
l25; three months, rs cents.
wBEKLY-sl. 80 per year; six months, rs cents
sH- WEEKLY and SEMI WEEKLY JOURNAL
OSubs at extremely loo rates.
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Grenina $tats 9ournal.
LETTER FROM PETERSBURG.

The Petersburg Greeley and Brown Club
Twenty-cne Offices Eilled-ts Liberal" Re-
publicans with no Constituency Left Out
Shameful Treatment of the Patriots.
PETERSBURG, Va.
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"ANTED-a0 STREET PAVING BLOCK
w MAKERS at the Leehigh quarry.
b. ]. JORDAN i Co,
jy 1S-tf 902 Main street
DUTTERICk'S PATTERNS.
l1 Sole Agency, HOWE SEWING MACHINE,
Office S23 Main street.
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sy-sew,nx Machine Cer,incates.-rhe '

RB-SewIng Machine Certihcates.-The WILL
cox Il Gibbs sewing machine, which is virginia
institution by virtue of Invention and patent,
Is rapidly taking the place of all the double
thread machines, where its superiority over
them is known. The following certificates are
taken from hundreds of others that have been
eheerfully given in this strife
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Gpsaing Stats yo,rnal.

PUBLISHED.
DAILY, SEMI-WEEKLY AND WEEKLY,
No. 9I2h Main Street, Richmond. Va.
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OCCASIONALLY.
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The Peoples Bakery.
REMOVED TWO DOORS EAST OF
j. H. HARLEY,s


Where he will bo happy to aervo his form.
er custom ers'with
FINE CANDIES.
CONTEMPORARIES.
FRUITS.
NUTS and rss
TOYS Of every description, anl at prices to
suit the times.
also keep consiantly on hand
FRESH BREAD.
CAKES of evory description
PIES, 80.
PRICES reasonable.
ALSO
WEDDING CAKE prepared with great
care to suit the mos, fastidons tastes.
The PATRONAGE of my friends and fell.
low-citizens 10 respectfully solicited,
THos. W. ALBERd0TTI. u
oct Ia dec 10 M 8m
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TnE ViLLkoE GHuRcH.--It should
hOtlsok ljEes tsEaer& sseshsssa i.
should be building, the very sight. Of
which would cause devon. fsslingin tlss
breasts YAlwGllGsarved 1csass shouId d
point, to heaven; massiss psueIeds doors
should impress the visitor with tbs sol-
emnity Of the place iiuto which he is
entering; stained glass should throw u
mystic light athwart The aisiesy pulpit,
sItar, ceiiiug snd gaiieriies shudiIaa % %.
aauasntsd With agurstive mouidings, and
ths eolansas chat support aiae galleries,
and sks hs1aassa that rail thsuin, should
be of classse patsesnss Amy coneregatioh
wishing sncR y shdrch sboald aendthsir
orders for ii6isRing inassriai TO. sAfrssP. /.
p. ToAba. importer Of. French, stained
glass, aud inanuisptuter OF aud dealer
10 Doors, Sashes, Biinds &c., No. 90
Hayns street, Gharlestos, q. C.s~e
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TEaT TTeKEF.--In our last issue
there appeared ticket for the several
Offices Of the County. Several geusle-
nren have ceasurad Us pretty severely
because It appeared ut the head Of
ndI editorial columns Suffice it to say
THAI neither Of che conductors Of this
Journal knew anything of the slate in
question until it hmasi handed in for
publication. We aei,her gave it an
editorial or auy other kind of endorse
mcnt. This journal viii supper: the
SrgulHr nominees of The Republican
party and no otheys.
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qfeSssps { sSss Jog ss Rsprsssus your prssiaOs.

goaseati ION To Represents your Prccincs
in ! 0oahs8 eopsentionSto Bs fdai6
the Town Of 0rasgeburg ON 'shs SlA,h
day ,of assss, tar lhSs ssarpqse ~ sslee.
ting Delegates 70 RepreSsnt the County
in the State, Congressional and Circuit
Conventions. That is to say, Eve Del
egates iorshe State Convention, = ave
Delegates fos che Congressional Conven
.tion and I've Deiegates Cor tho Circuit
Convention, 20 De held IN sise Guy Of
Columbia on the 2lst day OF Aagass,
,fsT2- Proper Crsdentials must be- pre-
ss=.s& y AAss each Delegation.
GEO. BOLAYER,
I,ohsiriuah County Es. Com.
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ISFoRasrIoS TO Tux PuBLIC.-By
The ACT Jsne 9Th 1862, all stamp taxes
nm instrumcn.s in writing arc repealed
E.n October Ist 1872, oxcep. the two
cent stamp on ehscks. It is provided
further thst in shsI xaesntime, the holder
al aAS i6strahaeas OF writing Of what
rsfr kind and description which has
been made or issued without being
prepsrly stamped, may make applioa. iop
to any Collectqraf Internal Revenue.
ysho shall thsfeupon afix the stamp
provided by such holder upOu such
intrnmenb Of writing as is required BY
4aw, ssubjees to the provisions Of Section
,1bS ofthe Internal Revenue laws. This
tis important to those holding such
INSTRUMENTS to render them legal and
valid.
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THE NEWS HAS THE LARGEST
CIRCULATION IN THE THE GOtNTY

TAxEs.--All persons who fail to make
a return Of thsir property to the Audi
tor before the Goth of August, will pay
dearly FOR the delay. A penalty will
attsch.
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AN accident to the right arm Of
our foreman" is considered good excuse
for the suspension ola Mississippi psper.
for wock>
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AaSorHfeR RAnhscpE.--There will
hc ar immense barbecue at Rowe's
bridge to-day. The following persons
are on the Comuifssat Arsangeme nts !:
". d, Beamae. SamT Mays, Gorue,
Laus Diegle, Edward Whitfield, J..
Fielder Meyers, Aaron Lewis, Geo. Boil.
yer, 9. II. Greene, Tom Smith, Ellis
Forest, Allen Phillips, VIM. r. Meyers,
BeG- Lloyd, aud others.
Active preparations have been going
on for several weeks to have the OCCASION
one of interest to all. An elaborate
and interesting affair will be the barbe-
scus at Rowe's Bridge to-day, and too
sr:->h credit cannot be bestowed upon
MEsV. ID. Bowman and others w,ose
efforts vii be crowned by to-day's pro-
assdings with such abundant success
Generals Moses and Elliot., l.. &
Carpenter, Esq, editor Of tho Columbia
Gason, aud Others are expected to sp.ak
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AT Private Sale.

TT,HE PLANTATION forming part of
J. the Estate Of the late Col, Keits, and
Timbcrcd, the remainder rich, BAD, Loan
Soil, adapted to CseS= ng al kisas. These
arc the Finest Lands in the Uistrict, and
were valued al $40 per acre in 1866. Wonld
be sold for one-half that prize now. oas
fourth cash, she 'renaindee In three instai.
nneute bearing interest from date and so.
cured by mortgage Of tho same.
Thisfs asplendid chance for any one de-
siring 10 secure Rich Lands, fne wstsp Pow.
or, seecllent Cattle Rasgs and ., Refined
Neishborhood. Apply to S@.s
Nss. L. NJ kEITT, =,
Or -. q. KEITT, Eso.
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Notice 10 Debtors and ,Credi.
IN tors 4t-AH persons having Amy de-
insnds against the Estate Of Adam Karick,
deceased, will present thom by tho FIRST day
of August or they will be debaffed pay
ment, ana,an those IndebteG, TO said EstatA
win make payment fortkwitbi %
. SD .llfflt.t.e q eg.s D., j., 1ZETGLRR,
Suiy GSt Qualified Administrater.
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ORANGE PEzErNus.

SATURDAY last Tor assault ana battery!
There will be some lively political
sparripg ss Rowe's Bridge TO day.
'--Largs sater,molo6s are selling for
ten cents here.
Five large stsets win be eaten TO-
day at the barbucue.
--E. Baynard saabrook, ESD, slap
ped John g. Mackey's face the Other
day in Charleston for calling him liar.
Quite 4 nnn,her of the natives OF
Cyprus were up before Trial Justice
Meyers during the past week.
Mr.. D. Losis IS Offering h:= larg
and veil selected stock Of dry goods at
greatly reduced prices.
Trial Justice Meyers held Court
two days out of the last week. Quite
number of cases were disposed OF.
The Court House fence will soon
be completed. 1t will add to the appear
sace Of 0rangeburg to considerable
extent.
The County Commissioners had
lively session ou Saturday last. The
new bond of County Treasurer Greene
was disapproved.
MIR. Frank II. Green's ofi,i iL
bond comes up before the County Com.
missioners again to day. Mr.. Greene
returned from the North last night.
MIR. q. NJ. Wolfe has been sp
pointed deputy United States Mar
shal for this County. Mr. Wolfe will
Fill the position faithfully.
We inadvertently omitted to state
that Mr.. ". d. Bowman spoke at
Brauchville at the meeting of which
mention was made in our last Issue.
Our readers will forb4ar with US
this week. The weather has been
degree or 90 too bot for quill.driver 10
work ateadily.
An interesting Republican meeting
was held-at Bull Swamp in this County
on the goth instant Speeches were
made by the Clerk Of Court, MIR. Geo.
Boliver, and others.
DIR. J. A. Kellar has requested us
to state to the public that he is no
longer candidate for the Senate. The
fight will nov be between Hons j. i.
Jan,ison and Benz. Byas.
MIR. Herman Wanlers' fame as a
friend to the followers of Bacchus is
spreading far and wide. His whiskeys
are the worst enemy the Temperance
cause has in this State, because-thcy
are good.
Tho ticket priuted at the head of
our editorial columns in our last issue
occasioued great deal Of bitter oom.
ment. Ono thing there is that is cure,
aud that is, there are leeRe two man,
candidates in Orangeburg County for
one ticket to hold them all.
The County is dying for rain.
Water, water, water is the cry Edisto
River is lower then it has Gesn sine,
1889. The little boys are able to cross
II just DcIow INC Driagc near JIiIs piaCe,
and when ut high h-water mark the chan.
nal is ton or twelve feet deep.
The weather has been so intensely.
warm during tho past week that the
beautiful oak and elm trees that Just
few days ago made such delicious shade
in our Court House Square, are with
| esed and parched to death. They are
dead--that which vas worth to the
over heated public hund eds of dollars,
Horse racks are in order nov.
there are not enough Of them in
Orangeburg. Since the new fence has
been buils, those around the Court
House Square are insufficient to accom.
modate all. We just meution this be.
cause convinced THAT our excellent May.
or and Aldermen, will see to it, that
their friends from the Country shall bo
accommodated to hitehiug place when
A. 1.
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NOTICE '7s>
'oFffcE COUNTY AUDITOR.
oRANoEnuRa CouaTr, Sc,

ORANoEBURG CoUATf, So,
June 9th 1872.
Pursuant to an Act PROVIDING for the
ASSESSMENT and TAXATION of PRO-
PERTY, approved Sept. 18th 1868, and all
Actspamendatory thereto Notice is hereby
given that this Office will be open for re-
ceiving RETURNS of PERSONAL PRO.
PERTy, from the FIRST DAY Of JULY to
the TWENTIETH DAY of AUGUST, 1872.
All OWNERS, AGENTS. ADMINIsTRA.
TORS, &C., of Real Estate arc co rnestly re-
quested to make their RETURNS to this
OFFICE in order to prevent ERRONEOUS
ENTRIES from being MADE in the. TAX
BOOKS. All persons failing to make their
Returns on or before the Goth day of August,
q Penalty of 80 per cent will be added to
their Assessment.
JAMES VAN TAssEL,
County Auditor.
orangeburg County.
june lit
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-07-27

The following Circular letter has bee
addressed by County Chairman Geo.
Boliver, ESQ, to the voters Of the va.
rious precincts in this County. We
trust that our friends will sec to it shat
the best men are selected to represent
them in tho Convention.
OFEIcE or GHAIRMAN County Ike.
" cuTIvE COMMITTEES Union REpuB.
bioAs Parry.
IL 0a4aaEBvgc CoysTY S. c.,
July %, 1872.
TO tie ueters of uarioas Precincts:
fu accordance with Iostructions from
she, Exscatiye Committee National Un.
d ion AaRablioah PsstH State Of South
{ NGisf0Iilai fGiH s<l ,s5s}ssg,
I I gon ssll Asssnbis i. your asaai
yPises '6f kisasias Sastse 10th day of
Aagpst, and E!sc. the ssius gspnhcr of
BclcSstcs as in the last Dominating