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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-03-21
FOR EIcN.
The Gladstone Ministry Not to Resfs

The GIadstOne Mfnistry MOI 90 Rcsfsn.
LONDON, March 20, 6 A. M.-Gladstone
will announce in the House of Commons
tonight that he has decided to remain in
office with all his colleagues.
MADRID, March 10, evening.-FraDcisco
Salmeron was to-day elected President of
the National Assembly and Sardeal and
Lopez Secretaries.
Carlist bands are becoming more numer-
GUS and troublesome in Andalusia.
MONTREAL, March 20-The remains of
Mr.. Hyatt, a commercial traveller have
been found in the ruins of the st. James
Hotel.
TRENTON, March 2O.-The Senate has
unanimously passed the general Railroad
bill, which has already passed the House.
The local option bill has been indefinite
ly postponed.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-03-21
BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM NASHVILLE.
An Insane Asylum in East Tennessee:
An Extra Session Of the Legislature.
NASHVILLE, March 20, s P. NJ

NASHVILLE, March 20, s P. NJ
Special TO the Chronicle.l
The bill to establish an Insane Asylum
in East Tennessee passed the House to-day
on its third reading. 1t will be approved
There will be no quorum in the Legisla-
ture after tomorrow and further legisla-
ton will be impeded.
The revenue law and the law providing
for equalizing assessments will both fail to
pass for want of time to act upon them.
An extra session of the Legislature now
seems inevitable and will be called by Gov
ernor Brown.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-03-21
Try 1t.

1t is said of the late Rufus Choate that
when he bought a book for himself he
also bought one for his minister. Now
that the newspaper takes so largely the
place of the book, it may be equally
thoughtful and generous in one to give his
minister a good paper. 1t is one of our
rules to furnish the CHRONICLE to minis
ters at reduced rates. Friends of the min
good paper without serious tax to them
selves.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-03-21
WASHINGTON.
KendrIck Confir med Postmaster Of Chat
-. = - tanOoEa.

-1.,.4A H-#r tanOOga,
WASHINGTON, March 20.-The new Sec
retary of the Treasury, Mr.. Richardson,
says he will have little or no news for the
journalists. These gentlemen are referred
to the President for news of the operations
of the Treasury Department. .---.
The following confirmations were made
to-day: Spence, Assistant Attorney Gen
eral for the Postoffice Department; Par
ker, Marshal for Eastern Texas Badger,
Attorney for the Eastern District of North
Carolina Reeves, Collector Fifth Vir-
ginia Lewis, Ninth Virginia Smith,
Third Virginia; Duval, First District of
West Virginia Harris, Fourth North
Carolina Murat, Collector of Customs,
Appalachicola Collins, Brunswick, Ga.
Booth, Baltimore Kendrick, Postmaster
of Chattanooga.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-03-21
A Splendid Chance.

We will send the WEEKLY CHRONICLE and
Demoresfs Monthly, which is So. for one year,
TO any person who pays US three dollars and
hfty-fve cents.
Denoresfs Monthly stands unrivaled as a
-AluiiS magazine. Its choice literature its su-
pe..oi music its large amount of valuable infor-
claim - ana artistic illustrations, give it just
zine Of us well-earned title, ''the Model Maga-
- ANieflca" d11dAwtf,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-03-21
At Work Again.

The miners of the Caryville Coal Com.
pany resumed work yesterday morning,
both, proprietors and miners giving away
to each other little, after having taken a
cool and calm survey of the situation. 1t
was best 80. Kennedy & Morrow's miners
were still idle, neither party seeming will
ing to swerve in the least from their de-
examinations.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-03-21
Boarding and Feed Stable.

Andy Cox, Bradford & Co., have opened
at Nelson's old stand, formerly occupied
by VIM: B. Smith, a feed stable where
they will carry on a general boarding
business. The firm is composed entirelv
of colored men of long experience in their
line and we trust they will succeed in
building up custom. iii16d6t
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-01-04

KILLING PoULTRY.-An ccchancc
says the earliest, quickest and best way
to Kill fowl is to oqen his brck, and
then, with pointed ond narrow knife,
make an incision at the back of the roof
"hich will divide the vertcbrae, and
cause immediate death: after which hang
tue fowl up by the lcps till the bleeding
ccrses: then rinse the bcak out with vim.
egar and water. Fowls killed in this
manner keep longer, and do not present
the unsightly external marks Of those
killed by the ordinary sysrem Of wiring
the neck In this connection we wish
to Impress on our readers the Importance
of special care in dressing poultry for
market. The difference in wrice will
more than compensat for tho trouble.
Also, hon't send in doultrp in poor con.
dition; hall lay customers all look ioraud
will take only iat birds,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-01-04
A Sensible Suggestion.
Editor O,uugcLml Melcs !:

Editor O'u"yebury Macs:
Would it be asking too much of the
Town Council to suggest the propricty
of having the side walks repaired Mtlc
bit h?a During the recent heavy snow
and slcet storms, pedestrians found it
exceedingly inconvenient to travel tn C
streets eS Orangcburg; and it is a noto
rious fact that female pedestrians were
absolutely deprived of the privilege OF
stepping out doors. The New Street, it
is noticeable, is in good condition.
Will our City Fathers give an eye to
the oomlnercal ceutrc of the Town?
PEDESTRIAN.
Orangcburg, Dee 3lst, 1872
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-01-04
IN TUE COURT. OF pRoBArE

WHEREAS, Robert =. Mellichalnp hath
applied to me for letters of Administration
on the Estate of Rev. Stiles Mellchamp, late
OF orangeburg County, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish
all aud singular the Kindred and Creditors
OF the said deceased, to be and appear be-
tore me at "a Court of Probate for the snid
County, to be holden at Orangeburg on. the
ihh day OF January 1879, at 10 clock A.
vi: 10 snow cause if any, why the said Adj
minisiration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and the Seal of INV
Court, this list day of Jan., A. ID: 1877,
and In the ninety-seventh year of American
Independence. eGH
AUG. b. KNoWLT0E, =.
LIS Judge OF Probate o. c..
Jan 't q
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-01-04

lcotiye9, and Individually. In many
parts of the country district conventions
hayeibqen called and pdmorously attend
ed BY the ft 'msrs, and the resolutions
adopted cvince a growing appreciation
of the value and necessity of co operative
action
The Anseiicoa Farmers Ad0ocate
which has espoused the cause of the
C6ngress has Swith full ccaGdince in tho
growing popularity Of this movenieht..
been sent to every agricultural socict y
and to all the newspapers IF the country
'at'the individual expense of the publish.
ers. 1t has issrscveringlyipr secuted tho
benefits Of the Congress, aud we can
heartily commend it to the attention of
every farmer.
" The Congress holds it's next meeting
in May, at Indianapolis, Ind, and it
promises tc be an occasion Of much iu-
terest to asticulturistr. Every society
in the country should be represented
there.
Full information in reference to it
may be obtained by addressing the Sec.
rotary. Chas. Ny. Green, at atJacksouville,
Tenn, at which point also the Advocate
is published.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-01-04
A Card.

desire to say to my friends that hav-
ing been appointed 20 the important
and grave position Of Jury Commits
sioncr of this County, fcsl my posi-
tion.a There may be legal defects in the
jury for next term Of Court, but follow
cits the fault is not here, The jury
was drawn with ak that ceremony, dig
nifty, forualicy aud pomp, with which I
feel myself invested. This statement
viii be substantiatcd by investigation
which | court. | have demanded of
Judge Graham aud Sol Buttz that they
be here on Monday next. Until then
am respectfully,
& JOEL LARKIN,
- Jury Com.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-01-04

A Cars n cusroN. most cut
rag"us Chin custom is that of releasing
.siai = 4 g s.s I'D cram hell IL n
medium reports to tho survivofSso1ff any
one deceased that their relative is gone
to- the regions of everlasting punish
ment, it at ence becomes their bounden
duty to release him from bis pains With
this object certain priests are consulted i,
who provide five common earthcn tiles.
which are placed on the ground, one in
the center and four at the corners in
the midst are placed a number of ina gcs
OF persons cut out of paper, aud some
mock moncy--the tiles represent bell,
aud the paper images portion of its
occupants. Each priest then takes
kind Of staff in his hand, and the Y
solcmniy walk round repeating formulas,
aud after n time the mock money is set
fire To, and tho instant it is consumed
each tile is broken by blows from the
slaves, and each prizes. seizcs and rushcs
off with as many Of the paper figures as
he eau grasp, the atteudants beating
gongs and firing crackers to frighten
the devil away, should he attempt to
follow them. After this bur.rlarious
effort on tho part of the priests, the
relatives are quite satisfied that the
departed one is out of limbo, or if he
isn't, that's his lookout, as they have
done all they can.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-01-04
LcoMMUNICATED.1
The Judicial Honors Of the Bighth
Cifeuit.,l Il Z Z

The Legislature will reasscmble on
tho seventh proximo, and the canvass
for the judicial honors Of the Eighth
Circuit will be removed with increased
!. yigor. This is matter Of considerable
interest to the people of-the State be
cause it is generally believed, that if a
Judge was elected, who while intensely
republican, would not from his antcccd
ents, be altogether distastcfll to the
people Of that section better fcelin.,
would prevail, and the great principles
Of the Republican party ex ,rt their
natural influence. 1t is Lsscntra that
the judiciary should administer Justice
under the light of the Republican
principle, and we therefore thiuk that
Mother Gen. McGowar, Democrat OF
the old school nor Mr. Tres ,oott, Demo
crat Of the new school, have much reason
to hope for success, however excellent
their individual character, or eminent
their professional ability. The contest
seems to be narrowed down betwcea
MIR. Northrop of Charleston, Gen. Whip
per of Beaufort, aud Mr. Murray Of
Anderson. MIR. Northrop, was member
Of the Bar in this State before the war
and has been distinguished member of
the Republican party for some years, in
Charleston County OF General Whip
per, we nccd not speak, and of Mr.
Murray We know very little, except tina,
he was defeated for the judseship Of the
seventh Circuit by Judge Melton aud
was in the last election the candidate
tor Comptroller General on the opposi.
tion ticket. The Circuit is composed OF
large white Democratic majority aud
if a Republican must be elected, they
would certainly prefer, one wlo would
ut last be entirely free from any local o.
personal influences. They would care
very little how earnestly he might sup
port the State administration, not that
he came to thcin with good profess
ional record. Taking into further con-
sideration, the decisive test vote post
Poinins tho election, which was strongly
opposed by Mr.. ,Murrays friends wc
think. that his chances are by no means
us good as when defeated by Melton.
,;s Y r y y ". -
formidable Candidate, but ws are at a
loss to sec how he would seek the
evident discomiorts cfsuch. high lnti
tude. Mr.. Cooke of this County has
also entered the Il Id with his usual
vigor and ability and while wc thiuk
Mr.. Northrop has clearly the inside
track, the contest will not be without
interest, excitement and much confusion.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-01-04
FOR SALE,
ORANGERUIsG LAND.

about 500 ACRES of LAND in lots of I5
to ~ acres, located on the South Carolina
Kailroad, below and within l ] miles of the
Town OF ranseburg, will be sold on Mon
day, the 18th of January. 1873. The lots
will he plated and numbered so ss 10 be er :
amincd by parties desiring to purchase. 1t
.--7s = - .s,s.ns a r
the location to persons lasn,iliar with and
wishing these beautiful lots.
The plateau be seen at Mr.. G. B. Giover's
office, cn'and af,srthe Let Monday of Janu-
ary. Terms made known on day or sale.
Jan. Hh .1 Il
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-01-04
3, line lworkf of the Session.


The General Assembly adjourned on
ha 2p.hs Qf DsssmSqr sra + ior s. tie holidays.
ORthe seyqpthjitt trercQnvcnes. Ihc.ho
day has bean a. long one, but this is not
Objectionable if the tune thus afforded
Tor reflection and rccapitulation is used
tadyantageously by its members.
iasMuoh has been done, and much
Jgood. only.a eayelliug spirit can see
Aaught TO mplain.ofin the Legislative
!, action up 10 this period of the Session
The tax question, has been met and
!, settled, and it has bcen..settled wisely
Dfandy well. However oncrous. the burden.
ehof taxation may be upopsour people, the
. responsibility gis not uponIthe present
administration The necessities of tho
government, and the public systems of
Il Importance, charity and need, had to be
provided for. The figures are not high
|. in proportion to these se-uecessities, which
sssFery citizenl knows must be met.
Eas BeaidessetJing thissalg important ques
tion for the best, the Legislative has en-,
tered upon add acted out hitherto imgopd
faith che measures Of reform aud, re
trenchpept, Of expenditure Which wero
IYso much demandsdd and, which we're
pledged before the elsction. 4 Fvr tho
reduction of the9number of fiattaclcs, the
Legislature deserves credit and Plaudit.
The license law has been virtually re-
I, psaled, which is another right step.
The electionssthat haye beeniheld during
the Session hdye resulted for the good
|, of the people: Judge Carpenters eec.
tion is commended and endorsed by the
entire press and people of the State.
Important aud beneficial bills have
passed or are rapidly progressing to be-
come laws.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-01-04

Tommy has discovered wherein his
mother resembles tino. Itis not that
She lays her hand gently N her fathers
brow nor that her footsteps fall with
noiseleas tread nor that she waits for no,
man, nor that she writes no wrinkles on
her aznre brow, nor that she acts like
time, nor is it her ago nor any OF those
things, Tommy AYERS. He says you
might guess all day. 1t is that Ter no.
blcst offspring is her lastanl that's my.
self
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-01-04
MIR. c. D. BLUME.

Begs TO inform the people Of orar geburg,
and vicinity that he will CONTINUE his
BuslNE6s at his OLD sRAkR over Capt
F. H.. W. Briggmaun's store, and as no has
made VAST IMPROVEMENTS in PICTURE
= MAKING Of late, is now able TO execute as
GOOD WORK as can be dons elsewhere in a
Rerrotype Gallery. a9<sea3
He also has on hand q lot Of PICTURE
FRAMES of every descriptions at reasaep-
Bile prices,
COPYING done to order in any desired
Style. s...
Come one, come all and give me trial.
IAN 4 al 20 If
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49, =
T When the Legislature reassemblee il
is hoped that immediate aud vigorous
work will characterize its proceedings.
Two important bills are before the
Assembly which should receive the care
full thought and investigation which
tthey deserve.
One of these is the bill to make the
Office of the. County Treasurer elective
BY the people.
1q,'Thc other and more important ono is
'the abill to-, regulate tho disbursement
/ of Ahc public moneys in, tie several
Countics in This State"
-, his bill provides that the Auditor
of each County, shall oaco III cyery
Ftfreo months audit all accounts aud
cl0ims of County Commissioners and
Treasurcrs, and keep record of them
in his Office. Immediately upon the
Passage of the act tho Auditor is to pro-
cccd to, ascertain the amount Of out
standing s>el"ims against the County aud
register them.
The clerk of the Court in each County
is then to receive all claims against the
|. County and decide whether they be
paid or ,u"t Any claimant dissatisfcd
with the decision of The clerk can appeal
to the Court of Common Pleas where
the question will be submitted to Jury
to decide finally. 1t also provides that
NV ''s''' SH'il DC satisfied ont oi any
money except that collected for the same
fiscal year, unless there be surplus in
the Treasury for that year to pay such
old claims The Auditor is required to
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-01-04


E,rtrnct from, a letter from iirs. j. g.
A"irich, IJaaseon, Faiton Co., 0. ,"R.
p. Hall Il Co Gent'cmcn,-Plcate send
me one dozen bottles of your Sicilian
Hair Rcmewcr. Our bald and yray'
do not want TO be out. My mother is a
living rcconmiendatipn of the results
from the use lof the Rencwcr. Being
almost seventy ycDrs old, and having
worn wig oyer thirty yoars, it seems a
miracle to tlipsc who have known her so
long so bald and what little hair she
had being peffcstly white; now her wig
thrown asideI her h,ir grown out, and
smooth, glossy brown, as in girlhood.
Hop'ug y"n tnay long continue to pour
blessings on Ihe hc,ds of the afflicted,
remain yours truly"
Such cvipsnce, with tho Endorsement
of the great chemists of New Enplaud,
DR.. A.tA, Hayes aud S. Dana Hays,
should SATISFY sny ono, which of tho
preparationslp produce the best rcsnlts.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-01-04
A New Paper in Columbia.

II is thought that tic new paper that
is soon to make it's appearance in Colum-
Bia rs an afternoon journal will. &c a
brilliant success. The Office ana S ap
,pciI tnrcnts arc handsome and complete,
aud un'l' y the able management Which
VIII steer its course upon chc journalistic
sea, the new daily NUT attain to a good
old age. tits n"t positively known how
many persons are connectcd' with the
enterprise, or how much capital is, at it's
back but our knowle lye Of Judge
Andrews, aud his shrewd business tact,
induces the impression that our contom-
pvrary in prospective will be constant
and agreeable visitor to our ssuciu,n.
Success TO the enterprise
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-01-04
Notice Of Dismissal.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
IN one uun,h from date will file nts final
account with the Honorable Aug. b. Knowli
ton, Judge OF Probate for Orangeburg Coun-
~. as Administrators of tho Estate of John
NJ oCain, decd, md ask fer Letters Of
Dismissal. re
NJ, y. d.: DASTZLER,.
Jan. 4th, 1873. Adninistrator.
jana - lin
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-01-04
Supplement TO Farmers Advocate

The subject of cooperation among
farmers is beginning to attract very much
attention'iu all parts of the country. At
st. Louis, last May, the National Agri-
cultural Congress vas organized by The
consolidation Of the National Agricp!.ip
raj Association and the Agricultural
Congress, and ut once by wise and judi
cious action secured the confidence of so.
cietiet throughout the country both col
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-01-04

Step acc on foot TO extcud the lower
part Of the the nmomctor. ,os
Emancipation day wasdply celebrated
by the colored citizens Of Charleston,
! No one yet elected Judge of the
Eighth Circuit.
The Legislature meets, agai.. on the
7th instant.
D. II. ChambcllAin, late Attorney
General. and S. W. Melton, Attorney
General, have formed co partnership
for The practice of law in Columbia.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-01-04
Notice of Dismissal.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT one
IN Month ON date | will file my final
account with the Honorable Aug. b. Knewl-
ton, Judge of Probate for Orangeburq
County, as Guardian of Jerome W. McMicl,.
acl.
DONALD r. BARTON,
Jan. 4th, 1873. Guardian.
jan4 Inn
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-01-04

A rep0rseiul man in Troy. N. Y.
lately LEFT, AhilsN 81 his >dessif6 bad, $40,
Ooc to@ wsihau whoSs he lad .jil,ed 4
ngge}nbqr Of years iF,f bFg,foI9. u e
eseYsP, LeayJsvigb 81 ID .fsm.ls
growhghps have started a gymnasiufn,
hoping TO grow muscle till it crowds of
puds and p .tent calves.
4 The London spectator says tn ere is
probably more aagrant perjury commited
ii9 the Eeglish diyorce ip any one year
thau in %y ybthsrleS&t'iB Gef
j. B. Crandail veteran stag e-driTe.
of California; who drove the first stage
over the mountains to Virginia City,
was recently thrown from his box and
killed. G-a y oG.s Iiui.sffa,
A Beaver Dan clap married and
thought it would be well to make little
noise about the thing, and accordingly
offered brass baud keg Of bear to ser
enade him and her.
'' IAN insane lady of Lexington Ken.
lucky, fitted from the second story win
dow of her husbands residence in her
night clothes. the other evening, and
hasn't been heard from since.
A MAJ in Muskingum Ohio, lost con-
siderable time and pcrspira.ion recently
trying'to Commit suicide by tying one
end of rope around his neck throwing
the othor over a bcam and tuggiug at
II .f
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-01-04
TAX NOTICE.
OFFICE oFCoUNTY TREASURER.
ORANGEoUEG Couyrv,

ICEOFCOUNTY TREASURER,
ORANGEpUEG CouNrv,
OnAsoEsuRu $. G, Dscamber 9th, 1872.
Notice is hereby given that my books
ire now open for the collection Of Taxes,
at my O.h;e in O:ange5urg as follows
To meet appropriations for the i,cal
year co'nmonca5 N,ycmb,r 1st, 1872
five Coy Mills on a dollar.
For."'pay mont Of D.!icioncc, for the
fiscal year Gu ling O,to5or 3l.t, 1872,
i've 90 Mills on a dollar.
For support Of tho Frso Sch ,ol,, two
(2) Mills on dollar.
For County purposes, thrs, CD Mills
on dollar
County School District Assessment.
as follows:
'' 'e''"'' io"n'"'p-'"o and a
half (2D Mills on dollar.
fo' n'sa'hSi's ioWnsh'p-'wo ~
Mills on lblllr:
hals&,l M;,,. "@nsn'"-n"H @m @nu'a
:.
x;u, .,u
~, pa ,,
,,> ,,.r
=,
v;u 90 , AL
n /, >,
Min ~ a,, -
r. cu ~
M;u 80 . ,.,,
~ ~ :.
u;u IN ~
r. =, ~
un,. >,
H. 1 r.
h,,sl,,> vu. ,,
~ w;,u ~
an , ao,,,r
~ -
For Oran;e T,YAslip -,ae half of
one Mill (l) on a dollar.
Fer Pine Grove Township two (2)
Mills OH dollar.
For Poplar Township-two (2) Mills
on dollar.
For Providence Township-,a. AMI
one qu,r,er QD Mill, on a d,ll,r.
For Rocky Irovs rowaship-oac (I
Mill on a dollar.
For Union Township-two (2) Mills
on dollar.
For Vanoes Township ono and ono
quarter 14) Mills on n dollar.
For Willow Township-ons and ooe