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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-16
CovERNMENT sALE.

OFnCE PosT QUARTERMAarER.l
COLUMBIA, y. o., October ., lsIa. !
WIZ bO sold At public auction, At tho QuaItsrmAs-
tors borohouse, In Columbia B. O., At H. O'Clock,
m, the 2ith day Of November, lb72, large lot OF
stoTsa and clothing and equlpAge con
,i.ung Of blAnkets BsdsAeks' MosIuito BsTS AGes'
noyI 0sPt, and N, 3, X, U. s. Army A, a. q. N.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-16
I ARGE SALE OF ARMY CLOTHING AMI
IL EQUlPAuF.

ARGE SALE OF ARMY CLOTHING AND
II EQUlPAOF.
DHrOT QUAMTEItMAgTER OTT1CE,l
PHiLADELPniA, october -, ls1a. J .
VIII DO sod At publio auction, at the bohDlElll
Arsenal, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, o1mmanoinE GU
wEDN kSDAY, December 4, 1871, Al 10 O'Clock a IN .,
under the direction Of Captain y. A. AllEoOd, Nut.
taTy btoTekeopsT, United States ATDy, largo quan.
uJ OF new, unEotViesAbl0 and damaged Clothing.
Camp and Garrison EquiDsge, oonslating In part OIL
i5.OOO cavalry and Light ARTILLERY Jackets.
1870 Infantry Goats.
500 Palfn TrOwaora.
1l,OO1 Pairs Boots.
i.8uUO Pairs BoOtSoa.
1000 Hat Feathers.
1850 Yards WOFsted and SIX Lace.
lB0UOO BTAha Letters, Va gles OrossOd CAnnOns, &o.
5O,OOO Pairs BtAss keAles.
And yATisuA other ATtelos, including large quantity
Of WoOlon, Cotton, llnen and Rope Cuttings
The terms Of sale will be stated In the Catalogues
which can DO obtained At this Office, At tbs bohuy
Kill Arsenal, or At the auction rooms d Messra. n
Thomas Sous, Nos ig9 and lii soqti Fourth street
Philadelphia. l.. q. EAhrON,
Assistant QuATtOrmAstOr Genera, Uulted State,
ARM, nos
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-16

OFFIcE Posi- QUARTERMABTERl
COLUMBIA, \. o., October -, ls71. I
VIII be sold at public Auotion at the QuArtermAs-
tors btoTenouae In Columbia, &. o., At " o'clock.
M, the 18th day OF November, lsl2 large lot Of
quATtsrnAAtoTA stores ADD clothing Apd eaui9aEe,
consisting % BlankSs Red.Acka, Mosquito Bars,
AIos. HAtohots, Spades, &c, de, . -,.
ooeo Capt. and M.RK.u. ~ Any, K. <. in.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-16

OFFICE A. q. g.
COLUMBIA, 3, o., Nov. II, ls7l !
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, will be received at
tha ONCE until II a. m: December y, 1874 for fur.
RiahnE tho Fresh Beef required BY the SubsiB
Department u, b.. A, at this station, during hiE
monthh, oommoneing January ], iela InfoIm altos
JAMES II. BALDWIN,
bowls
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-16

DROPOSALB FOR DREDGING IN THE
L JAMKB RIVER,
UNITED bTATIR ERunEER'H OFFIOE,
TnlRD STORY UHIoH BANK BUILDING,
fAHETTK, MAR CHARLES STnEEr,
bALTihOhH, ND, hOV. 4, lh1l
Proposals for dredging In the james river near
Richmond, Va, will DO received until noon Of De
osmbgr 4, lh2 The right TO roiOet AnT bid ia
served.
Blank forms, specifications and any desired InfoT.
nation 70 be had on application At this nee.
WIN. p. ORAldHIIL,
BoVb Major Of kDElnoeTs, U, u. A.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-16
Es5ks sAtE # F sHRNEY So AB
ls7s. AT 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ
BIDRIY BAHRAcKs, EEB.,

slI 80 h0Fsos. a lot Of tools, clothing, camp and
garrison equipGEe, and miscellaneous lot Of Quar-
temAAters' property, Terms oAsh, and property
removed on day OF sale. W. ". kOukRS,
First Lieut. Ninth lpiAntry, A. A. Y. NJ.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-16

OEEICE A. O. T., FORT OOLUMBUAl
N. Y. H., Dot. %, lal2 4
Sealed propoaAlS, In duplicate, VIII DO received At
this oiloe until - m. November "a, l57l for furnish.
ing the tresh beef required By the Subsistence De-
pATtmsnt, u &. A. At this station, nuhnE the slG
months commencing January 1, 1873. Information As
70 conditions, quality Of bosf, payments 4o., eau DO
Il O. RUTHERFORD,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-16
Railroads.

u'HfGOt3H LIME BETWFEN WEEUIN0TO
PHILADELPHIA AND NBw YORK.
MAHuGN0TOn, Nov. 3, ts7l=nodn.
Iralns 6otgeen WashiDRton abd New Yoik are Sow
tUh NhW YORK, Without ohanFs o. ears
Leave dallg teHoept Sunday ~ a. m, I, and
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Loavo daily toioopt sundkjj az u a m. l. and
bi20 .. m. - -
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York Al 10 .. M. and Phiiadsiphia
ats i9Op,m.
klooplng cars for Nov York on 10 D. M train ouIy
q, IN 'ouEh Tickets - Philadelphia, hbu Yofk 81
q the dry, N-'@
bse baltimore and Ohio Railroad sdVaFtiseruout for
toled ~. between WaAhingt1n, nAltn0Fe, apolis
ADD the West. TilOa III BiihuT
- - Assistant Master o. TfaBtpsrtailon
L N COLI, Uensfal Ticket Agent
HEO. \, KOOhTN. Agent, WashirEo1 NOS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-04
making tho seizure 10 he produced and pending their
arrival adjournedt0 10 o'clock this morning.


THE CUsToM-HoUsE CIVIL SERVICE BOARD. W.
Collector Arthur states that he did not receive
until Tuesday Boutwells official notice regard
ing the appointment of competent Board Of Examiners
TO carry the requirements Of Civil Service Reform
In the CusOmHouse As yet he has not made the three
appointments necessary TO constitute the Board as 1t
matter requiring time and reflection. The men most
qualified TO examine applicants are those whose services
most needed in the routine of the Custom
and the examination would require most OF tneln
time, less competent men will probably nave 10 DO
chosen They VIII probably be named to-day or tomoI
row. Their examination will apply 70 new appointments
and 10 the promotion OF employees already In ONCE
VIEWS on TIE GRoCERs AND IMPORTERS ON
CUSToM-HOUsE MATTERS.
The Importers and Grocers' Board OF Trade
met yesterday VIM A. Booth In the chair, and adopted
a consultation and bylaws. The CHAIRMAN announced
that arrangements been made for receiving from
the Custom House certain customs Statistics ~mch
would be posted up In the Board Room The Committee
on Warehouse Bonds presented report which was lad
over containing objections the following features in
the present system:
First; Recurring bonds for the duties, with good and
satisfactory surety for double the amount OF d1tes
Second Requiring all duties 10 be paid IN cas AZ once
thus striving TO limit importation OF foreign goous
Third: Holding absolute security in the possession OF
the merchandise itself, and yet requiring suief ioi
IL the report oppressive TO the uercnan 10 ak
bonds and securities where there Il risk 10 the revenue
and no man likes sign bonds for the amounts required
An such bonds should he abolished and GoVetnmehnb
officers should that no goods are denVeIeu un uuV
is fully paid. .,.,, D.. ,,,o
ure praying for reform in the matter or civil service
salaries the aboishiDg OF perquslte &C. anu Ssech,S
calling attention TO the ohJectonaie syeielu ~ 49,,
the bOoks and papers OF merchants and mannactutIS
can he seized and detained on the anlcaNltoI al IL
former" made on information and belief
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-04
pRnMINEkr ARRLyALs.

BrerOort HOuse-Senator CasscIly OF Cali
forna Senator Bayard OF Delaware, tho Hon. Samuel
Hooper, NJ C., andJudge j. q. Abbott OF Boston -
rim Avenue Senator Howe OF Wisconsin, Senator
stewart of Nevada, the Hon. e. W Kellogg, M e., Of
Connecticut, tine Hon. William Williams NJ. e, OF
A. Merritt Of Potsdam, n Y; T. H. Garfield OF Vermont
aud j. Wool Grswold OF Troy. ST. Ntcholas Hotel
Ex-senator Mcdonald Of Arkansas; Judge L. H. Otls ana
Albert Keep of Chicago; Judge G. j. llyor and George
Alfred Townsend OF Washington, and r. Ii. Watson OF
Ohio - Everett HOuSs-Gen. J.. g. Parker late Com
missioner Of Indian Affairs. GilSev House-The
Hon W. II. Barnum. VI. G., OF Connecticut. z=-.== Asor
and the Hon c. r. Hulburd Of 81. Lawrence Co, n \.
- AI6enG rte HOtei-Judge j. J. Monen of FishI<li
N Y. =-= Ntp York Hotel Gen. s. f. MarvnOI AioShy
- 3febopoliia,. H0tel-Wjlam Prescott Smith OF
Baltimore. - 81 james HOtei-Judge }. nj. Wool
worth OF Omaha.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-04
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

SING SING.---William McGill and Peter NJ
Gurk, scotchmen. employed IN the Underhll Crot
Paint Works on Tuesday evening came 10 this place
the nee aud ~ rctouIng broke ia aud were drowned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-04
HOME NEWS.

rHERmonrrER YESTERDAY AT HCDsUTs no. 2ls BROAD
NAI
en- Moo, srm Hdrichk
ny 90 81
HfGH TIDE TODAf
Couey Island. Battery. Hell Gate. Futfht' l. l.
~. q m IN
iH 1881 2.5 '3lg $40 6;OS $50 GH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-04

THE LEGEND OF THE LITTLE WEEPING
ANGEL.
A BRILLIANT POEM.
BY MRS RICHARD g. GREEN0UGH
A TALK TO THE.GIRLs.
BY ELIZABETH STUART PHELPS.
"a PROSPEROUS CHURCH.
BY W. ORMIsTOE, D. d.
HENRY T. TUCKERMAN.
BY HENRY W. BELLOWS, D.
CHARLES THE FIFTH IN THE MONASTERY
OF ST. JUST.
BY WILLIAM BLLERY CHANNISG.
DOWNFALL AND RESTORATION.
BYJ. IL. MERLE DAUBIGNE, D. D.
CINDERELLA: AN ORIGINAL POEM.
BY RACHAEL PoMERoY.
A LITTLE WINTER JOURNEY.
BY CHARLES DUDLEY WARNER
AFTER THE HOLIDAYS-THEB BACHELORS
LAMENT.
BY MARY d. DODGE.
SUPPRESSED IDEAS.
PROF. TAYLER LEWIS.
NEW YEARS WISHES.
AN ORIGINAL POEM FOR THE YOUNG FOLKS.
BY LUCY LARCOM.
Jour NEW YEARS PRESENTS
HOLIDAY STORY.
BY PAUL GOLDEN.
JAPANESE AND CHINESE ART.
BY JAMES JACKSON JARyEs.
REPUBLIC ANISM IN ENGLAND.
BY ". J. sTILLMAN
A WOMAN'S LETTER FROM WASHINGTON.
BY MARY CLEMMER AMEs.
THE COMING PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
BY WILLIAM LLOYD GARRISON
OUT OF THE MOUTHS OF BABES, ETC.
SAMUEL G. HOWE NJ. D.
OPENING OF THE ITALIAN PARLIAMENT.
BYA CATHOLIC RESIDENT AT ROME.
THE JEWS IN THE ORIENT.
BY PROP. WILLIAM WELLS
CHURCH BUILDING.
BY RAY PALMER d. D.
A GOOD STYLIST GENTLY CHASTISED.
BY W. c. WILKINSON.
WASHINGTON LETTER.
BYD W. BARTLETT
LETTER FROM CHICAGO.
ALSO
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FARM AND GARDEN.
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y REVIEWS OF MAGAZINES,
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL,
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET-PRICBS CUR
RENT,
DRY GOODS REPORT AND QUOTATIONS,
CATTLE MARKET,
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
ALSO
EDITORIALS.
EDITORIAL NOTES,
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
Also Selections from following popular "hsen;
JOHN G. WHITTIER,
OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES,
PETER CARTWRIGHT
SAMUEL OSGOOD, d. d.,
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HENRY WADSWORTH LONGFELLOW.
Also, the following Magazines etc.:
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TOYS AND TEACHERS,
THE Csthshc Recort.)
PHANTOM LIMBS.
GipphcO;rs MsgahSe)
MORMON WIVES
THE Overland Monthly
THE CHILDREN'S HOUR.
('Tbe Examiner and Chronicle" y
Hshr.cns Of original attractive reading natter
.qnsled 10 any single publication in the country.
To be had OF Eewslealen everywhere.
Singh Copies 10 esnts
Yearly subscription,
So SO
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Premiums oa.rei. Address
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PUBLISHER
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-04

DOOL!I's lEAsr POWDER makes elegant
kol b,.S Bta Gde '4lts roLp. .nd b,s', bsmpsrs se
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-04

TIGIiT LOCOMOTIVES FOR NARROW
Gauge Railroads contractors construction, shifting. wooden
rails rnacss aud % qu,nts conform steep grades sharp
uryss bt low tmn. send for aud
ipormatos desired PORTER. BILL Co. Pittsburgh. Penn.
CHERRY PECT0RAL TROCHES, for Colds,
~ Sore Throsts InHntnIs. and Bronchitis Sold By Dmggs
ONLY 25o. bon.
HEAT YOUR HOUSE! Save your Fuels -
i Send for CeulAu Cs ard cIsrnine EDwAIDss COMBINED
RANGE AND FURNACE. 2lo WstersL sAhL J. HOPKINS.
WATCHES (all kinds), Jewelry, Silver and
w cold and repaired Albert estes lsj Bvay "a aoor
PHOTOGRAPHS for the Holidays.-POrce-
L I,p Miniature, IS each. H. A. LEWIS. 100 CLshamst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-04

HuRNE1I's CoLoo Nn-Bcki IN America.
\ SURE PREVENTIVE for Gray Han IL HALL
NL'tT,bLE S',uSs HSis hTHywst RS IT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-04

UsE lIICucOCK'S AGNicA SALvE..-i'ures
Cor.S Bo,los. ba ro,' Ge ~ AZ ssass,ss b',,as,S
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-04-03
THE TOURNAMENT.

The Tournament the Tournament 1!
Is in everybody $ mind and mouti, III the
town, who is under 40 and over 1G, and
itwil! be the Orargeburg events Of the
ycay' together with the annual Fair. We
. liavc abn:t twenty knights from
tits County, and c;ght OF ten from Col
lc,oa and I's-awc'l * portion OF 2lul
ler's Band, from Charleston, will be OBJ
tanned, and after the tilt will come u ball
"a thing which Orangeburg has not seen
FOR some tine.
The ground was selected some two
weeks ago, and ever since, when it wasnot
raining, there has been riding every
evening. 1t has become the excitement
OF the town, ant! the field is the rendcz-
yons for the c,nulatiyo champions of
Easter egg picking. AS usual, soluetisucs
YOU see one egg !,prstcd, ard then the
other, anl sometimes you see :. ring or
soltaken and them again you doa't. Par
ticDlarly you don'twhen We ride.
The practising is carried on very reg
uiarlv here, and unless the parties WHO
enter the lists from other no;ghborhoods
also practice regularly, they will Ger
tain'y be disappointed inthcir efforts after
y prize. We would expect the tin cup,
but that NC regard as under Tie special
care Of providence Tor ourselves.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-04-03
EASTER SUNDAY.
Masonic year.

Last Sunday being E,stcr, our little
bard of Episcopalians setcncrgctically
to work, ard during The day previous
with the assistance OF young ladies from
other churches, had the church of the
Redecmcr .astfully arranged for the
spiritual thanks and praise to our Saviour
for his victory over the tcmpter. The
attendance was good no. withstandinc
drizzly weather in the morning. and
Rev. Mr.. Mcll;chanp delivered two ap-
propriate and impressive Sermons.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-04-03
pcGss aogal Railroad.

a Georgia Railroad Company has
bonglit stock in, and endorsed to large
amount tho oonds Of the Port Royal Rail
road, and Beaufort is promised n reg
alarly organized scheduled train, &c, in
q iew months, Charleston would have
. competition in Beaufort, were il not
that Port Royal being the place Of incu.
baton for Southern Eadicalism. the few
natives ws.c hava teca Enabla to iean.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-04-03
SALE-DAY.

There was much larger crewd in
town on salc-day than is generally seen
on the first Monday in April and bust
nc:s was quite brisk. The Sheriff dis
posed Of tho following property at the
prices named:
Lot OF s acres, estate of Trcadwell,
1910. 1l3 acres, belonging 10 Levi
Myers, $3.50, remainder in homestead OF
2o5 acres, s55. 500 acres, property Of
Henry Gissendaner, brought s105. Re-
mainder in homestead OF 300 acres, sold
for 800. 12o acres, property Of Bolin
Phillips, sold Tor s55. 5S5 acres, proper.
ty of John Chatran, brought 1920.
Stock was not in great demand, but
s.ill several lead changed hands, at yeas-
o.a!a,le rr,as>
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-04-03

I;Dirpns soetl.psss duir1vAroR:-All
farmers are aAsipus rs, have plenty Of
hogs and to have Them fat, and 10 have
plenty Of cattle. and TO have them fat.
Now .ie this=ands sans.=hara plentyent'
food. and get it eheap I!osthesspurrS-
sea. ] will bring forward the gfoundpea
or pinder. which has. in my experience,
1provcn itsclfto be the best fobi 6rs TT
tening hogs, that I have ever tried or seen
paSpSss flasi y Sssss 3ss
or carrots. Tie tliraa!lhss aiamed have
never proved themselves HaHsrient to fat
ten hugs at all I'M my hands. ] have
knonn n -bmheisof fpinders naaae6a6l
acre of lnnd, aud have often heard Of 90
bushels being gathered from an ssre; and
reyer calculate on gathering less than 25
or 80. ifpfopelay cultivated and gathered
at alls Finder vtirss, If properly cured,
is better feed forieattle, mules sof Roorses
than fodder, shucks or crah.grasss yhsys.
I must however forbear at this sitting.
going ip,p|a detailed aceauht otlths ipre-
sarasion Of soil and cultivation and gath
cring Of n crop of.pinders;, and also why
! think corn or cotton grows better after
pindcrs. tl'nn if the land had rested
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-04-03
WHERE THE MONEY WEsr.-Just

WHERE THE MONEY WEsr.-Just
before the close Of tho late Legislature,
The Treasurer informed the members that
there was no money in the Treasury to
pay them of. and that all he could do
would be to give them orders on the
County Treasurer. An angry debate
cnsued. in which Representative Whip
per, (ncgru) remarked:
There was no money in the Treasury
now, because it had al gone into the
pockets Of tho members, who were bought
to vote against impeachment. Decency
ought to tell the member from George
town to keep his mouth shut. when il
was we'll known that most Of the NOR cy
rolled out of the Treasury into his pocket,
If he was not SO black, he ought to blush
tor his shame, and the majority Of the
members ought to so to their closets, and
ask God to forgive then their infamy.''
This now is the judgment which a
negro member Of The Legislature ofsouth
Caroline, passes urvn that body.-ssum-
,e- News.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-04-03

feel like any other thing rather than
5coppet;tofssin commercial enterprise. If
negroes free 70 -wildness, and Yankees
thicvish TO Radicality eau further enter
prize, Charleston is gone up" It wns
theic that that Saxton, Il believe,) in
company with some colored wench buried
slavery" Just after stealing handsome
lot Of real estate in his witc's name an..
lot of money from the negroes
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-04-03


terry, ana offaising, the means necessary
for III puspcaeS and that the committee
serortto anEadjousned meeting Of this
body, to be called by the chairman.
Inspursuance Of this resolution, ap-
point the following gentlemen rs com
mittcc-men for the service specified in the
resolution
Barnwell County7-A. P. Aldyicl,, Il.
A. Bronson
T Beaufort County-W. L. Colcock,
William Elliott. d5 eg l,lit
sd Orangeburg County-samucl Dibblc.
'JdS. Hayward. fi''H aar
d The gentlemen named for the several
counties are respectfully requested to or.
ganize committees for their respective
counties, 10 oproccedi with nil diligence in
the work, and to make report to the
Chairman of the committee in Charles.
ton. Aaa 4tue
The Magnolia Company has provided
the lo', and all that is now wanted is :.
fund to erect a column or shaft With Z
neat ruling around thespot.
ALFRED HuGER.
In compliance with the above request,
the following gcn:ic:nen arc requested
and chosen to exert themselves in behalf
Of this effort Of The State at large, to nay
well-earncd tribute TO genius. which
in its t,nnsi.ory earthly existence ccr-
tributed SO literally and successfully 70
improve, educate aud delight the read
ers of his native land, and wrea.hed
around the name Of South Carolina such
beautiful flowers of Action. A father
Of our literature, his memory demands
some lasting monument from al Of us
who have passed 80 1nany very plcaran:
momentsin communion with his thoughts.
Col. VIM. T. Hutson, Col David j.
Rumtf, Col. Artenas D. Goodwin, Cap
tain Murray Robinson, Hugo G. 'sher;-
dan, Captain John A. Hamilton, DR..
Nathan G. Milestone, J. Dcm,cy Jones,
DR.. William W. Murray. DR.. Benjamin
Fl. Knots, William c. Hane, Laurence
F. Bcckwth, D. Ke.t.ng Norris, c :arlcs
j. stroman, James NJ. Moss, Lturiston,
7. lzlar, DR.. Wm. G.. Bates. Dr.. T. y.
Dantzler, ". a. Easterling. Damrscy
G. Salley.
The members of the committee are re-.
questea to remit contributions received
by them, by the first Monday in May,
70 either Of the undersigned.
sAaiL. DlnBLE
JAS S. HAYWARD.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-04-03
How To Know The AGE Ora HoksE.
Thu c,1t :, Jo,,IoI ,,;+L .


The colt is .oaIed .with twelve grinders;
when four front teeth hayethcir. appear
ancc, tho colt il t%cly;ss days days oid; and,
when the next four come, forth il is four.
weeks old. When the corner teeth an.
pear the col.iseight montha Old; when the
latter have attained tothei h i:ht Of The
front teeth, i; is one year old. The two-
year-old colt has the Kernel .(tAs dark
Substance III the middle 81 the, ,tooti.s
crown) ground out of all the front teeth.
InStha third yeirtha midSne front tsith,
ure Icing shifted; aii.id Wien three Years
OF. these aire subs: ii.,nted Is: The horse;
teet!G 'rheicXt tGaf teeth are shifted in
the fourth year. and tic ttrner teeth, in
tie fifth. IA I nix years he keane, is w,rn
oat Of the laweAr. middle sroonnt teeth, and
The bridls teeth hase5 now atia:tncd 10
their full growth +a.seven years G hook
l,asibesn formed III the coenes.s Teeth tnt
The upper jaw. the kernel os the testli
leSt ut fnitldI:aronts d worn oSfty out, ni,,
the'bfidls teeth E.s.h' TO %sair' oil. ,.ait
risht yeiFs 81 age aths gernelis adf;ll foriui.. ou..
pfaIl the lower fyoil: teeth, and Regina
to decrease ilP The tn,dlIea ripper fronts.. ,
Ihsthe ninth Year ths Kernel Las. wholly
disappeared from tho upper Md l!s ltosl',p ltoli.
eth the hook al 7tl,s Rorne. test.,' hls. 7
incrs asai III size. anil ENC Bf. dis Teeth
lose their points. Inthe.te h Year, the
kcrnelgis worn out sof the tesih nc ns&x. u to
tine middle from. Of the IL per jaw; and
i'll tho eleventh year the aktrrll,sl has en-
trely vanished frJhi the corner teeth Of
the same jaw At twelve ycsrs old the
crown ofall the irbnt teeth il, the lowteir, ti,'
jaw haa become triangular. and tie bride
tec.llase much worn down.. As Tie hnorrsses
advances in age the gums shrilk, away
from the teeth, WHICH consaauently, re
ccivc along narrow: app .aranee, and their
Aorncls have become nie,amorphtSsed into
q darkish point, grey hairs increase in, l.
the forehead, oScrthe eyes, ana the chin
assumes the form Of an angle. ''o s'' :"
.fN aas IA 49,. a r
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-LANuARYIN-

On Monday afternoon, considerable ex-
element prevailed at the corner of Rus
sell and Broushton streets, caused by
the complete smash up OF A bugg, by
a horse wha, -Yhcn harncssed to the
buggy, couldn't sec thcroint. "a pretty
good April fool!
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MASONIC.

On Friday, March Goth, 1872, at Ma
sonic Hall; L. L. Companion Augustine
T. Smythe G. Sec. and<Dep. .G. II. p. of
the NJ. E. Grand Royih Arch Chupter ul
South C"roliua, re-orEanizcti Eureka
Chuptcr No. 13 H. A. NJ, and officers
were elected and installed for tho current
Masonic year
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A CARD.

Dr.. j. w Parker, Of Columbia, State
Agtnt for the Cotton States Life lusur-
nncc Company. is now onAa visit to our
town. The corunany he represents is Of
the first clasa-apd Offers strong induce
ments to oil who desire to make safe and
good Investments.
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monorial to tho hata ,wm. ailmore
msa. 5inlms.

Alta recent meeting Of frienda and nd
mirers Of the late w. Gilmore Simms,
the following resolution VA, unanimous
ly adopted: 4'Hipi 9f'' 1ei it.
Resolved, Thai committees beappoint
&C, by tic chairman Of this meeting, at
his leisure. ,for. the city and State Mt large.
who shall be charged with tho duty Of
procuring plans for suitable monument
to be erected over the remains Of Will
liam Gnacra s:;:.....a.s. g. Magnolia Gene
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CoNS!GNEEs PER S. c. R.,P

S.Dihble, Geo. +. Cornclson, JsF.. Ad.
den, Bull, .scevill & Pike, G.. JsGehrcls,
w. Il. Meroney, L. p. Beard, Airs. NJ.
Albcrgotti, t. NJ. Carson, w. w. ANill.
COX. Il. FL. w. Briggmann, y. Louis, i.
j. Olivero., w. NJ. Sain Il Coz, jill.
Rennekcr, DIR. A. Webster, j. II. Ssaley,
p. r. Pearson, a. NJ. Smell, G. Thorn,
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When the case Of the .Tichberae
claimant, now. in prison on 2 charge Of
perjury, was called in court to-day, no
ono appeared to bail him, as was exs
pecsed, and il was announced that be
wps unable 70 obtain bail The applicas
ton Of the claimant to Be released on
giving bonds for his appearance was.
therefore. indefinitely postponed.