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RAILROADS,
M @, VIRGINIA MIDLAND AND O. 8.

;" o., VIRGINIA MIDLAND AND q. 3.
Prom Tuesday. November q, lsis. one dsIiy train
s 'S e III as
;.d ~ ns y * bo toT ryss ma sea
Ths cSssspoass and and Ohio 10 rsiirosS % runs no sin
Ss9s Ss e5 ssndss RsrIs Somsn,
,, az .,sin corner King and Union streets Aleran-
xIIiSs 4 LHa,.sgry y a m. making close
rs.ss1sssrf fcr Ma9.,s.s Diyison ,ssvs Seventh
5,Sy aclssss s 4 as,a ss .veeas md :.
az 1s Sss ,,; s ss
M Bresiisss and supper on fury boat. for through
novS IN BRoApus. O. IA.
THROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON,
Il PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
Trains between wsshinston and New YORK srs
nIsi PoR SfM s0iiSsi YSiik, st,ae., .,a.s. .,
n Leave daily except sunday'M sa' m Ana and
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
. Lesye daily. except Sunday ats m;' ana 'se
ON SUNDAY
leave for New York at es1p. m, and Philadei'
pp Rieepins ears cars for New York on Gao p m. train
Tprough tickets Il. Philadelphia, New York or
Boston can be had At the station ONCE at ~ hours
IN M the day: also. the conpany's once. 80 Penn
Passcnsers purchasing tickets atthe Avenue once
and checked q fssir nSs fssdsnee asen 70 hs DEPOT
and put N the baggage car.
fof ssSsaas Se.sssn o %s.hin.to%. Baltimore xn.
hAE2t ETM6s asd shs sasef n Master Of Transportation
GEO. 3. KO0NTZ, Agent at washinston- .
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RoPOsALs FOR SWEEPING THE
L sIREEJS IL THE b !. S@LTiEs @ OF WASHING

Sealed proposals. Will be received by the Board q
Public Works Of the District Of Columbia until "
nues Of the cites Of Washington and aeoryetoypi
paved with wood. concrete or stSns f2r the Rer,oa
avenue, from First 70 Seventeenth street vest;
Ninth street west, from pennsylyaniA avenue to M
street north; seventh street west. from Potomac
town, from Rock creek to Market street TO be
swept twice in each week and all other streets a
avenue and seventh street TO be done between the
hours of 70 p, m. and Am AZ tho streets 70 ,ss bs
the sweepinys. which mn.t be deposited A. some some
erty OF til parties doing tho work,
bidders will include IN their estimates the cost Of
sprio oklins and OF All material and labor.
The successful bidder to give bonds satisfactory
to the board FOR the faithful performance OF hii
The board reserves the right to reject any or ali
Proposais TO be irdorsed Proposals for sveer
ing streets. and addressed 70 the Vice Prsslden'
nniaid f9tarl yics President.
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DRorosALs FOR FRESH pEKF.

orroE AorIsa CoMhIssAnY OF supsIsrnsoH.)
Sealed proposais In duplicate will be received ht
this of6ce until u O'clock m, Decemeer III lsIs, for
SnrnishinH the Fresh Beef required OF this peat
durinI the Hx months commencing january l.
liza ,,., ,,, :, ..s
Payments. NO, can be obtained by applies,i9n 70
/ First Lieut. ID Artillery, Acting CommissAry Of
! Subsistence, u. y. Army.
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d RoposAIs FOR FRESH BEEF.

Orrick AoTNa OoMsfIssAhY oy supsIsrnkcI,l
foRr HAnILroF. N Y, H., oct ~ nmA 4
this office until 4 o'eioch . m November " isIs
for furnishing the fRksH bhEf REQUIRED a. ,his
uAry I, 1874, -,,,.
ments' &c. can be obtained pS HSplfsAdRSaRo fARao9p. e
fisssb fssba.nss. asss; Il o. Husns Army A'''ns 0'm' Oh
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TApE.W 0 R N
WITH j HEsR E,aE,ss COMPLETE. In 4
DRoposAIs FOR FRESH BEEF.

OFyIcE ACTING CoMNIssAnY or rupsIsrksok1
FoRr MpHEsRY, ND. %, 81, lu1y. \
Sssled proposals, In duplicate will be fsceiysd ~
Fresh Beef required BY the subsstenoe pepsrt
al ~ months comm snc M January /, iMI
Information 70 the cond tione, quality Of beef.
payments. &c., can be obtained by,spPliesIton 70
First Lieutenant I'd Artiliery. x..0 n.
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DALTInoRR AND ONO KAiI.ROAD.

Bcssea cosS H.yYSiii md fif w ~ p
and $50 a. m. and ID and ~ 2 m.
For baltimore sgSPAy .ns a.y FasaSs F1iaaNa ss and
N por Hi bsiii@ore S' xi,S5at Il s,ops-A, s,s and $50
ana a q. s. Z sss. . = md iS saS p m
81 sSEBtx Nd fa2s re RA.Ilhohb "a. sIa t. s s.
=, Toh WTscHEsTEn VIA MAIN LINE
FOR raEpEEioK. VIA MAIN LINE.
FOR nAaERfESE ER YHESHgHHsrrn SlsgH VIA
rSh FIN ss;' I,fS' sfSSiS VIA METRO.
% nS T. saaSss sy Ss
A.s I. M ISa sna Es5ac9TE's ss sSS siIs 3 MILL MI
rgs sFafrSRSHSs sSRS Asb y dosNEGEVs
is.ss %..hi5stSp ,,s, (: 3 n; and 7a p. M. and
PULLMAN PALACE CARS.
fSF Sss g Slnsinnst 81 Gouis. Chicago and
Pittsburg Ut = 30 D. m. daily.
A,s Sa. m. and l:S ,. m; but not en- Sunday.
Air. M, su. rs Yoa "a sanssy. E1ss1IK
FOR FONT OF HofTS ESsSfs hsD INTERMEDIATE
~ =: F. q sGs' IA G
Eiprss tIsiSs AZ a m and 90 p. m. daily. stop
Ihroush ucIets to the West can be b.d st ne
Washington station Ticket once At all hours OF the
day; also. at the Companys oihee tsS PennsylyAnis
Pssscnscrs purchasing tickets a, the Aysnue
once Gan there arrange TO have their bssrAgs
called for and checked a their residence. taken 70
~ asRs ~ Yos sna BOSTON
vsrtisement Of Through Line. u,n
X. GoIE.
General Ticket Agent
QkO. H. KOONIZ.
NOS General hsent, Washington.
nRKAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
OsoHTHwrsr. sdSTn 5S Ihhk Akp SOUTHWEST. :.
on and sfisI November / isi5. Gsinsviii lsavs y
WSs,nsson 8 % m. DAltimore..... q N.
TIE aiRAsfT I 4 8 665HbLn.raAok u Y06h4hRs Y06h4hR. p "a
Win elegant bcenery, Palace Stateroom. day ana
% :.,s1 e an Central
The rs :. m Eimira daily, except Monday; the
II :ss q m. daily. eIcept Sunday northwest; saH
u" "-A' "''" MAKE CONNECTIONS
Throush from Washington to St. Louis, Chicago
and buffalo. Without change.
corner q Skin s,rssts sysnns. md
Thirteenth street and pennsylyania avenue, where
reliable Information will be siyen at all times.
oars sSSSmnSdsii1ns IN % Psl.cs Oars Tor 81 Louis.
'' JoinsI Thirteenth st. o. sna l,s.,; Penn; .ys;o
dss-iy Baltimore. Nd.
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yxJAsHINGToN, NORFOLK, BOSTON AND
w PROVIDENCE.
The nne iron steamer LADY 0FTHE
LAKE having resumed her resulArtrips u-H h
p N0ni0Lk. will Ieeve her yhart
foot of Sixth street, every mONpAn
q shs grnoiPsl Iiysr i.nainss VSnpScsins I, No,
and Providence. Freight should be addressed,
acare o. Lsdy q the Lake, via Norfolh. branch
ala avenue. Nh FITEaUoA: Ascent:
PiAntr store. corner fftssnih street and New yorA
AvnnueL mhN
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STEAMSHIP LINES.

nFFICE OF THE POTOMAC FERRY COM.
" PANY. SEVENTH STREET VIII AkFt
WASHINGTON, october ~. lbI1
From November until further notice the Ferry
Doats botYcen Washington and Alex. \ --Ix =
Leave EieIandiia, 8 ;t5. 1. o. 10. II. u 1E6G
lea 3 Ms.sinston. I Z .. 10. II. iss M: i.aa4
HowIsoN. President
noiav g. uEDNEY, 0enr bup't
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Rnltimarn Markets.

Baltimoro mnrkcts.
III. ..s. IN SGS.%scr SSsnss ;S.s 9
ssa ss1i SUPER per- ~ sssss lSs sscs:
~ ~ :. !. sss sEs sna ma s,rs.s %
,wAea.ih hs sales embr.ce ~ bushcls wsi's at =
s 8 dS for sSSgd Ss,dPiS; q @ 81 I'd s%H'
md ioo DO. fa,r do st sisO. We sl,o note sale OF
In gls1ssf Il % 3 esn.s. and soJ 40 sn Gsss 1. Z
Ssn Ss .h,s 2 4 % osn e: az S',s ssSs
cents; go bushels old white st cohts, andsoo 20
ofSs 4 z s.iss to day were LOO bu.hss South
ern IN lots At Ij cents: sool do mixed western at
scr Oen,. snd o DO 5rFh. do = ssn,s Gss,, far
'l5 eSas.-we learn Of no sale, to day as yet. and
ISss ss ~ %nsas a iss ss cents hi sar M
gents; good ordinary to strict do. lsNSltt cents,
y Trovision. The marke, for preyisiops is quis.
gen sraly. but is nrn, although NOT ~ buoyant q
ci Bsif Nest, and quote both shoaIders and eissI
ss%s5 SSs sss:. isS !. lux sss isd 5ss
:%y ::s% \ sos. IND " Ss. 's slH HT :. iSa
s.ssrs-We quote prices today a fo!lcx,; Cub.
Ss.s s EXT f.sSa ,SS f z ESse sss TSsss
il SsE cents; Do. yoIes, No, %. cent?: Porto
kieo stScesy, stssS cents, aud DsmerAra vacuum
ws.tsNfhs offering. o High Wine, are iish!
g 5a Day ,ns s% %,sass Ssa pss sfsf aon learn small '''
BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK NARKEr.
THURsDAY, Nov. 20 Cutie. .Receipts about 400
head; market more active and hsI cont higher
ssagEly spa sSSs d.%,nd ns' quot.
SAs.P.-Light supply. but fully equal 70 the az
cents.
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GKRCHANTs LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
xAsHIsaT5ssr xsS sEy yonk

SsassE Hssss];!% ssE% Tssf,SSE ESss$
every Saturday st p IN, Leaye aeorBetown every
rriday. AtT q m, and AlsxAndr5a the same day q
FOR full information, apply 20 r. r. A. DESEAM
AGanr ofnoo and wharf, 81 Water street, Oeorpss
town, or At the corner Of 6svelteenth street and
sSSHers s'"n's SwThobErsssSSs, b9sssSs.,
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DRoposALs FOR FRESH BEEF.

OYrrcE ACTING CoMMrssAny BupsfsTENcy,)
Fonr wADswonrn. NEW yonE Hanpon
Sealed proposAls Jn dupicate) III be receiyed Al
this oflce until - o'c ock m, December ~ 1879 for
furnishing the freeh beef required b. tho Subsist-
ence Department, United States Army. st this sta.
l6t.
Separate proposals for choice Fresh Deef for com.
missloned ofhcers will also bo received.
payments, &c.. can be obtained on hppiication
First I,ieu,en.,, rb,rd hr,,'isry rs
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ovERNMENT SALE.

D1H
There will be sold at public sale Of the Depot Of
Army Olothins ard Equipase, Fort smelling, MIN
s.sss s pairs boots and ssotoes. pessed and sewed.
s.sls asnnsi sseE 0cats. lined and unlined.
Eib7 Uniform Hats.
Also, Uniform yscfets. Forage Caps. sashes. Lace,
rheae stores are sold under the law Of March o
1870, THAT when the new uniform IL distributed q
he troops tho clothing OF the old style. no LONGER
10 be issed incsrable Of alteration, shall be sold by
the Secretary II War at public suction"
Terms; Caah In United states currency on Jay oi
ala HAMILTON LtEBER,
Captain and NJ i X. q. 4. A.
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n AsaINaTON AND OHIO RAILaUAD.
Rst
AND HAMILTON. BEGINNING AUGUST q.

Leave At ,as M q and n sss sss
burg lgons Westward ~ y 25 g. u. and - y m.
and arrive At Hamilton At II S a N. and e;s5 ,. m
Leave Hamilton At 40 q. M and II - p m.
Psss Leesbur1 tsoins kAstward( at q n. and
l.l0 p m, and arrive At Al-rAndriA ~ elb .. m,
spd s:ib p. m. and at washington at sSo T. m. and
Tlssensers from washington win take the wash.
inxton and Ohio cars at Baltimore and Potomac
Rnllroal station at . ., IN. and p n, and 30
through 70 Hamilton without CHANGE OF cars
rheo .<5 q m. train from Alexandria and ~ up. m.
Iain from Hamilton connect st Hamilton with
kemp's daily line Of coaches for Purcelvtle Snicl
srEvile, Deiryyille and Winchester. Also, with
heamers Line % coaches, which leave Leesburg daiy
Tor Aide aud MiddeburB
Communication tickets. three oents PCT mile
Annual tickats, SEQ. r. H. HAVENER,
au28-U General Ticket Agent.
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DKNNSYLvANIA AIR LINE
PHILADELPHIA.

DkNNSYLvANlA Alh LINE
= ~ FFHHiLiDEIgHIA,
AND ALL POINTS IN THE NEW EadIAED
THROUGH BEryEkS SAsnIseros AND
WITHOUT IN SaASaE6F AhSSaEH6F OARS.
The equipment ri. me Is new and Of the most
"a Raz 5shEEaA
S2sss q sRa .'si fgsPaf = r;
Ss Hp ssa hs q hS y ~
W Tast line. lcavs Wsshnstona at os T. m daily OF.
Leave Daftimoren at s.a .. m. daily. except Bun.
Leave West Philadelphia. at las p m. daily. az.
Kfriye st Now York sttOp. m. daily. except
iiShinond express. leave Washington st i'ls p. m-
Leave Dsltimore Il aB, .. m. daily. except Sun.
leave wes, Philadelph,a sts,4op. nj.
Asht express. leave Washinstoa at os p m. daily.
sys Lave ss,.PSiS Ess q. q st y Is daily
Arrive My Thafss aIfs i RETbEaiNa.s II 8 II MY
Ss 81 eaSs a. NJ Iarl p
Sisss \ p$.:iSssS SsT 4 fS:t m
Jonnectons are made IN New York with steamors
ss Gf and ffSn
road, kris railway. and steamers on Hudson river
baggage called for and checked at hotels and prt
yate residences on order. left a. the following
tAinedi Northeast corner Of Thirteenth street and
PennsylvnniA avenue: northeast corner OF sixth
street and PennsylyaniA avenue; passenger station
Il u streets. ED. b. YOUNG,
/ iya+d oenersl PASSENGER Axent
A LKXANDnIA AND WASHINGTON RAIL
| IA ROAD AND ALEXANDRIA, AND fhkDk
pxfoT COZ NER 81 xTH AND b sTREETs. u
Local uAins for Alexandria leave as ioiiowsI q
| Taa 10, II q m. u noon. !, ., ., q. !, m.
and T. m. 70 Aleiandria daily; all others daily ex-
Local trains leave Ais1andEis as toll9ys. g ::
% " and II .. IN u NJ, !, ., s, T. o. and p n
So. m and p. m. from Alexandria daily; AL other
TIainS % MARKED % 9hus Connect with trains on wash.
n6ThNhTIioo p'o Accumulation leaves wazhinxtou
n ds,F fiHfaSRs qEaffirss, vi. Ricnmond
caves Washinston II rs y. Ii, daily, except Sunday
TRfoush peiets 70 an points south and nd sonthwss.
avenue, and Thirteenth and PennsylyaniA Avepue
where IassengeIs can leave orders Tor bag
ssse 70 be CHECKED at all hotels and F.Sidenos'
| DSlh 6eneral fnssenker AGENT
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DRoposALs FOR FRESH BEEF.
DRorosALs FOR MATERIAL.
ID RoposALs For FREsH BEEF.

orYioK A. @. D., FoRr FooTK, MD.l
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, with copy q this
.fhss until u O'clock, m pscember isl1 for fur
sstence Departmeut at this post for tue siI (6)
months oonmenclna January lst Also sepa.
with choice cuts of reah Beef for the same period
Information o. the qualt Of beef payments and
conditions can be obtainsp NJ nfRsStn9h ,SNSInau Y
First Lthf ad Artiliery. A. O.B,
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The bA NAToNAI REfUBicAN FRIDAY NOVEMBER 2 1873
PROPOSALS,
DRoPosALs FoR rREsn pERr.

drnos rAor. coxxr;;.,I , ! o, q, syss:.r.scr,l
PHIt ADsLpHIA, PA, Nov. 10, is7a J
ealsd proposals in dupicate. will be received q
nishinE the FIysh Bse2 required By the subssience
pePaitmsnt, United States army, at tbs station,
Information Is TO conditions, quality Of beef.
r,r., I,.u,.o,dS, SisiSk 4 !, MfaiTPfs's
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A LKYANDnIA AND WASHINGTON RAIL
"A k2AP faAkstilRa AMP kktkIhiMfY kkhHANPRiA AND fhEDx
DENTISTS.

~ DENTISTRY.-C. ID. FOSTER, M. D., FOR
IL thirty years Dental Practitioner in PhilAdel
phiA and New York, attends to all branches OF his
prof salon at No. liO6 New York avenue.
Be utiful sets OF teeth nn patina. gold, and otner
mate iAls on Tho most reasonable terms noyou
n w. SCOTT, DENTIST,
". No. p3b penuByivAnlA avenue DetNten Hintn
ana rer tn streets, (oyer Teela) NITROUS oxide knA
4 sp scIaltv, Terms moderate. ocoly
DH. A. PRATT, GRADUATE OF
ohio College q Dsnt5i .sS sSS1Fes ex n dses. ser
.outh ~ Udd reilows' Hall. MAsnlnston- qaA
useS In extracting Teeth. Teeth sioA set, slther
National Republican., 1873-11-21

- IN DIED.
ROBINSON On the 10Th instant, at s!96 . m.
Miss LAURA ROBtNs0s, youngest daughter OF aeo
". End the late Mary A. Robinson, In tho twenty
The fanersi viii tste pi.ce this (Frid,y) after.
noon, N 10 O'Clock, from her late rtsidonce, No
dc strs ct northwest betseen Fourth and Fifth
fully invited 10 attend.
,,vRNABLE,.o III. 18th November, WILLIAM q.
vEsbBLE, In the nftyssventh year OF his age
-FnnerAl will take place from hi. late .esidence,
7o6 Virginia avenue southeast on the Nd instant. al
2o'eIoet ,. y. Friends Of the family respectfully
invited 70 attend. .
CHAPMAN.--Qn the sth instant. EbEn L infant
son Of \. r. andy Y. Chapman
Funeral from ills street northwest to-day Fri
,,HEYER On Wednesday. a. shs .. M. after .
lingering illness, MARINETTk X, wife Of Francil
ieyer and daughter of the lsts ,olonel Joseph and
MsrEaret feeh in ths thirty ntsh ysas o. hsr &c;
day, at y. m. Rolstivss and friends invited. "
ROBINs0S On the 10Th instan., ste O'Clock .
IN, gEoRoE D. RoBIssos. toH Of N. D. and Ada d
nobinkon, rgod sixteen month"; -
J. N. Blanchard, esq, ~ N street portnwestr FRI
day, q p m. to which the frionds are respectfully
invited.
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DRoPosALs FOR YREsu BEEF.

NEw yoRx HaaBos, No,embsr is, is1S.
Sealed propSshls In duplc.te viii be received 81
ing fresh beef required by the Bub.istsneo Depart
ment q III q station for siI months. commencing
iDforp.aon I, 70 conas Sons, quality of beef. ac.,
can be Obtained BY application e NJ porrrn
0.pfsin and A n II Fort yood
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sTUTz-PARKgR,- ,-on the 18th Instant, by ths
Rev. DR. Butter, Mr. GxoRoE O. sruTz, Of WAshins
ton, 10 Mics ADDIk N. PARKEa, Of Philadelphia.
tPhiladelphia papers p.ease copy.l .
PENNIEaTOS-BRtTT,-- --On ,he 18th instant. q
Twelfth street NJ, E church. by the R.y. Milton
He, sor, LEVI PErNiNaros aud MIS- HATH
Bnfrr, Of Washington, u. o. d,
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TIIE MARKETS.
r,s.smAI. AND oonrmEao1AL.

'.r~ssasd bv Ls,st. Johnson o. Bs-hsvs .ovss
ee.ss. " Pssssyivesaa osssss s"d fs~'"
WasAfaston. .,--.,..x "a ugs
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interview, in Which he says that tn 9
talk" was short the Moduc chiefs both
saying that unless the soldiers were
withdrawn from the country no further
meeting would be had Up to that
point the Commissioners rcafirmed that
the soldiers would never be withdrawn
nntil the difficulty was settled and still
extending the offer vf amnesty, suitable
and satisfactory home, and ample pto.
vision for their welfare in the future.
The reply from both chiefs was, Take
away your sol licrs and we will talk
about it," Gen. Candy assured the In.
dians that hcw here for protection of
both parties, and to see that the com.
mission faithfully fulfilled their promise.
About this time two armed Indians sud.
denly appeared from the brush in oar
rear. An explanation was asked, and
Capt Jack replied by swapping a pistol
at Gen. Candy, saying in Indian, "All
ready, after which Gen Candy was dis
patched by Capt. Jack with pistol aud
knife, aid DR.. Thomns by pistol.shot
in the breast and Sun.shot in the head
by Boston. Nea ham and Dyra attemp
ted to escape toward the camp the for
mcr followed by Schonchin john and
the latter by Black jim aud Hooker
jim, Schochin fred six shots at Mcach.
am hitting him four times, and leaving
him for dead Boston attempting to
scalp him was deferred :, VI ,l,c w.
man. Dyra cscarcd unhurt,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-05-10
EMPEROR WILLIAM IN RUSSIA

The German Emperor arrived at St.
Petersburg, the y ult., on his intcude
visit and was received with extrlordint.
ry Eouors. He was met mt Gatschina,
30 miles lIoncc, by the Gar an tn i
Grand Dukes, who accompanied him t.
the city. The two tmpcrors made their
entrance in tho presence of immense
crowds Of people, who manifested the
greatest cntku~iism. Tho Emprrur
iiist reviewed the regiment of whlch he
is honorary Colonel, an J VA, th.n con.
Quoted to the wintry palace, where h,
was formally received by the Corr: with
the most imposing corcmpnies. The
Gar presented to him his portlit,
sword o! honor. the Gro of ST. GEORGE,
the Iron Cross for merit, with tic al
d!tional inscription FOR val "" and an
ink>tand and vases in iupi jo.aN.
The cxplrey sent on, t,.is4yr:a uni,
the auspices Of the I4ondoa Daily Tcic-
gI"ph has met with success lie has
found 50 new inscriptions, inc'ul lin;
Histories known and hi,hcreo unkuown
Of The Assyrian Kings Among his
discoveries is a highly imp rtart tablet.
containing collection Of proverbs in
two languages, whirh will aid in the
elurida,inu OF the whole class q. .ir;,ri,,.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-05-10
News Summary.

~aH I2yoHsPAIN' S TROUBLES
q'H' 'Fafing the past week Madrid has
eFbeeh greatly agitated over revolt Of
a4sbidiers aud the demonstrations of pcliti
sVealsmObs.- The new form of government
Sais not accepted in all quarters, hence
Asthei froublespi On the 25 ult, eleven
shBattaHons ofsoldiors revoltcl az ,inst the
a'decree for1dshrming them. During the
,sNdaY tile Permanent Committee of the
81 Assembly held session at which long
discussion upon i'n situation took place
eiISenor Castelar, and Scnor Talmeron
eH made speeches admitting that the aspect
gu Of oaffhirs in the city was grave They
- Stated, however, that the dcpredations
-f- Of the Carlsts had been checked disci
iS9ipline was restored in the army, and the
SR'Government was Of the opinion that it
ss''was not necessary to convokc that Assem-.
oflbly again. In the afternoon the batta-
'A' Hons composed Of Monarchsts, fired on
Gen Contreras, who escaped, but four
'a'16tiief persons were killed and several
sa' %ounded' The agitation increased as
pos hiSht'worc on and shots were fred
svEin various quarters of the city. a nun.
a5er of volunteers broke into the hall of
ua Congress, where the Permanent Com
eA mittce was in session, and the Committee
y Sought safety in fight Marshal Sierra
nosaad u number Of his politcal friend.
" fearing the wrath Of the mob prudently
%" hid themselves. On Th ursday Gov
sernnicht decree appeared dissolving the
sipe Permanent Committee, aud the city
'spe Became moro tranquil, but further out.
pS''breaks are anticipated Owing to tn,
troubled condition of Spaiu, a grea
number of families are leaving the coun
oids,trys The steamers arriving in French
Z" ana English ports are crowded with
bsssaIsfnges, i5,no
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The State of South Carolina.
T COUNTY or ORANG EBURG. \
lNTHE GENIAL SESSIONS MAY
TERM 1873

| In THE GENIAL SESSIONS MAY
TERM 1873.
To the Hon. Robert f. Graham Ju,lgc
ofMe First Circuit.
Fho Grand Jury in attendance at the
present term Of the said Court beg leave
respectfully to report,
That in the performance of their
duties they have visited all the public
Offices, institutions and building The
Jail they find in very good order and
condition. They fud IN the Jail about
seven % prisoners who Informed the
Graad Jury that they were well fed and
cared for. Heard Of no Irregularities
and received no complaints. The off .cs
of Probate Judge, Sheriff, Clerk Of the
Court, and School Commissioners, all
apHeared to be iu good order, and the
Grand Jury have heard Of no complaints
in Eegard to these Offices, or Of the man.
ner in which they transact their several
and respective duties. They have also
visited the Offices Of the County Com
missioners, Auditor, aud Treasurer, and
every thing appeared 10 be in good order
as far as they could judge, but the
Grand Jury however deem it their duty
to cali the attention of the Court to the
complaints which have been made One
oil tb9m is in regard to the nanner in
which the County Commissioners let out
contracts, for building and repairing
bridges. They learn that the Lake
Bridge ut Orangeburg on the North
Edisto and Binnaker's Bridge over the
South Edisto, about fifteen miles apart
were let out III one contract, aud not
having been advertised by posting
notices in three (3) pnb lie places, as
required by law. The Grand Jury
would further report that they have
beard great deal of complaint in re-
Shd 10 the manner in which the taxes
have been assessed aud collected. Ina
nuinDcr OF Instances tax payers have
oeen put TO trouble and expense by
having their roperty advertised for sale
on the delinquent list, or executions
ieV'ed "p"" them, when at the same
lNhe TIC SAID 'a%- payers had vi shclr
possession their receipts toy s,,,5 raxcs
ifr, M tho '",,,e.,,.. IN:
ii'A - lhc treasurer. lhis tads the
orand d uFy to believe that there mus'
Ioe ca'cicsShtss by those otilcers whose
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James IIagan 81.
Pursuant toa"Au Act to amsui An Act
entitled An Act Providing fosthe Assess
ment and Taxation of property, passed
September l5, 1868, and an Hets Amenia-
tory thereto. Approved March l2, 1872.
Notice is hereby given that the whole of iiis'
several Parcels, Lots and parts OF Lots Of
Real Estate described in the preceding list,
or 80 much thereof as will be necessary to
pay the Taxes, Penalties and Assessments
charged thereon, will be sold by Treasurer
Of orangeburr County, South Carolina, as,
his Office in said County, on the First Mon
day, (hfth) Of May, A. d. 1879. 20
Unless said Taxes, Assessments and PEN
alties be paid before that time and suchk
Sale will be continued from day to day until
all of said Parcels, Lots and parts of Lots c.
Real Estate shall he sold or offered for said s
Sail landl 20 be Sold and Conveyed in feel
sin,Ple without any right of redemption.
JAS. Vas TASSEL,
Auditors Office, County Auditor, orangels
burg County, Apri! l1th, 1873. 2