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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-03-29

County Commissioners = OILY
words o. praise are spoken OF our pres
ens efficient Board Of County Commis-
missioners. Their attention to and care
in performing their duties are most
creditsble, and the strict manner of
auditing all claims and accounts present.
ed for payment deserves the discrimiuat
ing praise of just public opinion.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-03-29

Spring Stylcs.-We condense for
,the special benefit OF our lady readers
an idea OF the fashions for tue rapidly
coming spring
Polonaises will still be worn, of every
style, also basquss and overskir,s.
Maaame Ds.nersst, IN awful au hority
says, "Ne dress with an overakirt of
any description can be entirely unfash
ionuble." We advise submission.
Piquss are piqued aud have given place
to bosk muslin, (for bus Gleur) bishops
lawn, Ifor Sunday nainsook in eros,
bars aud polka dotted awiss muslin (for
dancing parties.) Black grsnadine will
be popular, as also white grenadine
brocaded either in black or oolors
Dresses will be Of a cleanly length.
Pannicr aud melon puffs (for the fruit
season.)
The hair is TO be worn in Greek fllet
(fer dinnsr.) Lace preponderates in
bonnets. The yotaries of fashion are 40
wear long lace bridles.
Children are still to be clad
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Fever and Agsae.

from which mankind suffer oyer larEe eE64 q
the globe. is the consequences 0f diseSkxs etlts&
In the system, induced by the peisoneus NsRA
vegetable decay. This exhaiafien Is esslsS4 81
the action OF solar heat ca wet sofi, ard qia9x -
the watery yepoT from Il, While the san 8 DssI|8
the horizon this vapor hngees near the onSshs ss4fb
face, aad the viruS Is taken With Il thrpash HSA
lungs into the blood. There Il acts ss an issfl<&
poison on the internal yiscera md eEczoainR asos
Of the body. The liver beeoiaes torpid a8d gsta ~
socrets not only this virus, but also die taA 81
the blood Both the virus and the hlis aszzl
In the circulation, and produce vfele1s eE1Es1sR
tional disorder. Tho spleen. the kiAneys, ar3 -
stomach sympathize with the Liver, an4 husesa
disordered also. FiEafy, the inssinet of eee -
ganisul, "a IL in an attempt TO expel tlse itst,'
infusion, concentrates the whole blood 81 t19 11
in the internal excretores to forcs then - 1zss
out. The blood leaves .hs surface, ana Fneh4N -
the central organs with congostiye yisleeeA. ~,
Il the Chill. But in this effort fails. ThW ~
FEVER follows, in which tho biood fcsses -
trai organs and rushes TO the sarfeec, ~ q -
azother effort to eKpol the irritating poison t1ss
That other great exoretory tho e<tn- = &
also It fails, and the system nbaRdons the altNs
exhausted, and waits for the recovery Of szsfsS IS
to repeat the hopeless effort anoslsas 6Ag. E&a
the fits or pGro1ysms OF FByBa AiSD &fs,l
Such constitutional disorder win of cenxs3 4css
mine the health IL tits not removed.
Wo have labored to find. and hass Ssl -
arti6ote -
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A New Sign at an Old Stanl.-At
Funderburg's old stand there has been
erected new and neat sign, on which
is written the name OF young enter
ipri"ing, steady business man and his
business is described brifY on this
sign. The sign reads to one going up
or down Russell Street. C. ID. KoRT-
JOHN, GRecERiEs, LIouoRs & CIGARS.
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Meat eaters and ves etarians show in
their persuns the elects Of the diet. The
frs, h : the most brain force aud ner.
vou> EN- rgy "A mixed f,cd Of animal
aud vegetable rAtlons- develops the high
est intellectual powers A strirtly
vegetable living ordinarily gives fair
c"n'piexiun and amiability, aud extreme
pug snacity when tho vegctari;.ns views
IN regard 20 that one ensross;rs thought
of his life ave discussed
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APPLICATIONS FOR PENSION. The
commissions OF pensions has just issued
n circular embracing Tie following pro-
visions .You arc advised that an act
approved March 3 1873, provides chat
the commissioners OF pensions man ac
cept declarations in claims under the act
of FEBRUARY Ii, 1871, made before any
officer duly auth h,rzed to ad.uiustcro tbs
Tor general purposes, when the applicants
by reason uf iptirmity Of age, are uuable
to travel and that it has been decided
that an affidavit ofa praciicing physician
(the magistrate c.rtiIy:ny to his good
stan dins) will be required tc show the
physical conditicn of each person claim
ing the benefit of this provisions"
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At the Old Pest Office MIR. 4.
Ezekiel hHs fitted up ihe-sla pos, Office
under the NEws Office in beautiful ..yfe
His store /, really bright, tasty little
emporium, Watches, jewslry, clocks Of
latest Improvements, are displayed in
handsome array. Repairing done prompt
" and we'll.
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Mrs. ID. w. Snell.--It is our sad
task to chronicle the death of this esti.
mable lady. She died at about sunrise
on Thursday morning, March 9Th.
Into the portal of saddencd and
darkened home Wo would enter, with
most respectful aud rsyerential tread,
bearing express ms of tho sorrow and
sympathy which are felt by sn entire
community.
Amiabla aud lovely 10 all the rela.
tions Of life, rent is made BY her death
in that family group WHARF che ruled BY
a law Of love. A vacant chair, n silent
voice, the sweet amils "lost to sight, to
memory DEAR" a worthy example, holy
influence these are the touching souvsn.
ira Of her lifs and love. Affection
brings its most sacred tears, to lay upon
her bier--aowsre.s gsutler than the early
buds of spring. Shall va say he, whose
heart 10 most bowed by this bereavement
should not weep nor miss hsr tho com
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! sherif's Sales.


BY virtue OF Sundry Executions TO me di-
rec,ed. will sell TO tho highest bidder, st
Orangcburg G. H., on the FIRST M5S-
DAY in April next. FOR CASH. all the
Right. Title and Interest ofrthe Depon.
cnts in the following Property, viz:
ls"one tract Of land containing 400 aeres
more or less. in Orangcburg County. bound
ei on the Northeast by Columbia Road, Rasi
by lands formerly of Il. c. wanlamakSs,
South and West by I. X. Sasportas.
.. One tract in said Couaty containing
North aud West by land OF o. Farnnua,
East by The tract above described, and w sat
by land Of T. K. Sasportas
l Mule. l Horse, oxen and Cow. Lev.
led ON MS the property Of Andrew Inabinet
ai the suit Of Jacob Amaker.
ALSO
!. Ono tract OF Land in said County con.
tanning l0S acres more or less. bounded on
tue East by land Of Win. Mctts, West By
land OF N q. whetstene, North By lands
formerly of Joshua Bair, aud South by
lands Of Wtn M.us and J. p. Berry. Lew
led on as the proper,y Of o. v. Metts Al the
suit Of N. Z. whetstone.
ALSO
l, One tract Of land In said County con-
tanning 1881 acres more or lsss. swasip
iaud. bounded by ,ands OF Abram Z. Shuier,
George Shuler, Sanl II. Shulsr, Frederick
Carn and Joshua Huff
=. Ono tract containing 1854 acres mere
or less. swamp isHaa. bvuaa=! - lad. el
w. Huto. j. Il. Moorer. Joseph Howell,
Sam'l K. Shulcr and the Charleston and
Orans seburg County line.
3. And one other tract containing iGsi
acres more s- lees, swamp lad bounded by
lands of Sands of Sam'l n. Shnisr, Joseph
l.. Shuler, 4. Rush's grant, Joseph Howell
and Abrnm K. Shuler. Levied on as the
property OF Charl.s 8. Bull at the sui, Of
Frederick E.rBacon aud Crowsn Haddsn.
shcrifrs offce, =. l. CAIN.
Orangcbnrg c. II. 8. c. o. o. C.
Mar. -Uth, lsTi.
mar22. "A
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TOBACCO AND Rum. = Dir: Join T.
Srotiord: OF Lowell, srnds US an inlcres
ting communication in which he says
that he commenced rum drinking Il,
fourteen years OF age, at the time he
began tn lcaru to be house carpenter.
At sixtreu he took te H.- playing rs an
muse a,enta and Was often present ut
,n ustcr, un the train field. When TWEEN
tyione, he drank as much ardent spirits
as he pleased until he WIS thirty three,
when he discontinued It's use altog thcr.
His use of tobacco commenced at four
teen, and was continued until he was
sixty, w!;c;; IL aesrly killed him, and in
self d cfeuse he gave it up. lie regards
tobacco as more injar ons than run,
drinking. Since he discontinued run,
aud tobac %, he mi ye'l good lie 9Th, and
though now sevcnty seven years Of age,
can walk - fast aud work US long az
when he was thrty Therefore he nd
viscs everybody to be tcetotal, SO far a.
rum aud tobacco are euncErn"i.
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So. ca. Rail RoRd.- invite a
psrussl Of the c mmunicated article on
this subject. The sditsrial opinion of
the News has 1alpcndya been published.
"St Matthews" speaks for himself.
Our columns are ever open to fair and
courteous discussion OF all questions of
pnblic interest.
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panion Through that Iopg tourney il1 of lire

panion through that long journey of life
which they have travelled together?
Earth hath no CONSOLATION for bis sor,
row But let BIN, who opensshss YER.
nal earth to bury his priceless treasure,
remember "that which thou soWest is
not quiCkened except it die" at is
sown in dishouor; it is raised iu glory -
''lhe harvest is the end Of the world /;
the reapers are the angels. The funeral
services were preiorncd OH Friday after
noon at Shiloh Church.
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> Claflin Univcrsity.-Tho Colum.
Hsrda says: "Ths examination at Claf
lin University on Friday, was a genuine
success and shows signs of great i'm
Presemsnt. There are about two hundred
students in all. Tho vacation extends
zen days.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-03-29

AN Ex.Confederatc. &c snsral Cor.
den, q. 8. scnasor from Georgia the
other. day Was for a few moments salIod
to preside over thesenate This Is the
sTrat time. aincs the war confederate
has presided over that body. He was
called TO che chair BY the courtesy of
Yise-P Presidsps Colfax.l
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-03-29

The eouTm AND rue PREsiuENT's
Calm The Washington Chronicle
vf W ednesdu, say: at is said that tn,
Southern dcleg. .tion urging President
Grant to have tho South ,epre.e.teI in
his cabinet arc satisfied with the appoint
ment of ex Senator Sawyer as assistant
secretary Of the treasury"
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-03-29

A Thorough Going FSra The
firm Of Messra. 9toseleys & Crook have
sssablinhed for themselves hanasome
espusation % business mea. Their
siOdk hasbeen rscenBly ro,sssl AID nov
enbraces all thas can be desired.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-03-29
The New Street. Several new M,

The New Street new ard
very tasty cottages areio progress of
construction on the Now Street. Gas
yearly completed. Certainly an i'm.
provelnent and sign OF life.
BY the way, We are tired of calling
this th"roughtare tho Mep Street and
as We hope to have several newer streets,
to avoid confusion it is nec e.sary to
give the new street name Whst shall
i. bey Briggmann Street?
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-03-29

RaWarsa. Read in another epluns n
the proclamation of Governor Moses.
Offering q reward Of tive hundred dol
aars for the apprellsnaioa Of Mary Yon,
who ass fed ifo :. justice.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-03-29

> Merei Monsienr.--our thanks are
presented TO our ss:eomed friend Mr..
Philip Kohn fer very beautifully little
pisee Of service most graceful rendered
His k:adnsus is engra,en upon our
memory.
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Which is Which l--lhe weather
cocks on the stsvples OF the different
shursheu 10 orangeburg do no. asres US
so The direction of the wind.
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Let's Have an Understanding. :
To ses fair and lastias ono We could
adsine our readers to cali en- N. AIbrscht
who ssfssialy understands the makiug
OF Bosts aud Shoes.
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Something OF Everything Mr..
j. Wallace Cannon is one of our young
merchants whose enterprise and business
habits are sure signs of Ihis succcss.
Nothing is loat hy trading with him.
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Around the Corner tn. good

s Around the Corner the good
businass stands are not on Russell Street,
nor 10 all sho business done on shat our
great thtoughfars. w. r. Muller just
arsaad the corner on Broughton Street
has ss6iss q stock Of groceries, ss fresh
J, fsgsr and does % good a buainess as any
y Body And ho has as eoprtsoas and
pleasant clerk IN Mr.. Jahs fIar.sog
a. car he fssna in a days ride. John
ssssraalS sear6ss, sons trade Wherever
10 goes.
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B0reas Sp0ratic,-ou lussdAy
night aud during "Wednesday very high
vindh were prevalent. A few old
fences rseled.
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SeEen.-There arc couaued in She
County Jail asven prisoners, six male.
md ono fsn,ase. Thv charges under
svltica a,ey have been committed are,
except 10 one ease, for larceny.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-03-29

- Was Foster Poisoned. illian
Foster Who wan hung on 2lst inst i, is
nov ssassd had taken poison and Wa.
dyiag FROM It's esocts when he Was exc
Suspa. ST
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Daily.-Ihe Boston GGde b.gins its
New York news with The Report of the
ksgalsr Daily Murasr.
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r. ( Suited. Ill one wishes to be satsd to
~ ~sll.ftsing and handaomely made suit
of clothes, Mr.. d. W. Robinson is
!, ons's man. Tell him what you want
qaadyoa'n get Il. A. hia old stand, next
dsa Bull scoyill and Pike.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-03-29

Ten Strike.--lt is reported tha.
siIsJ 1--we thousand laborers in the
Northern cities iutend to strike in q
bsdy about the middle OF next mouth,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-03-29

]. Fielder Meyers Esq.,-see card
Of this gentleman who is prepared to
sstssd 10 all business entrusted to him.
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Editing.-A newspaper is very much
like rak:ay 6re--cvsry QUE thinks he
can PFslsrm the operation better than
che man who has hold Of the paper.
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Our, ,"deviP says that Noses Brown
is snhoness man and good barber.
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"a Whaier."-Mr. Harley on Men,
day night caught n "blue cat fish," iu
she Edisio, which weighed thir,, FIVE
poauds.
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Assignee's Sale.
IN BANKRUPTCY.

IN BANKRUPTCY. ,@-'.
Ip ,she, Natter Of Jso. 9. KESNERLr
aud JNo. HUFFMAN, Bankrupts, Er
Rarte q. B. GLovER, Assignee.
By virtue OF an order Of sale TO me direct.
cd from the Honorable District Of South
Carolina, will sell at public auction At Or.
angeburg G. IT,. on Monday. Ten April nsxt,
at the usual hours Of sale for cash.
Certain Judgments, Notes and Accounts
belonging 10 the Estates Of the above named
BaBkrup,s.
list of the above oan be seen on appli-
chtion TO the undersigned.
.Gh! GLOVER, Assignee.
mar 22 a.
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NOT1CE....AliG Persons Hmv.
IN ing demands against the Estate Of the
late John Bonnet will render an aseo.nt Of
them duly attested to, and those ihdebto d
will make payment TO the undersigned.
JOHN F. B0SNETT,
Executor.
orangehury Ma rsh 18th, 1873. u
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NOTICE TO s:REDaTdaFs5.s.
N All persons having detsands against
the Estate Of d. G. Hunt, deceased. and ell
perssns Indebted to said Estate will preses,
tho same and make payment 40 the andsr-
signed within three months from this date
JOHN p. SPEGRyER,
Qualified ASminin,raisg.
February 1lth, 1878. Is I'd
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Ayers Ague Cure

which neutralises this nlalarioss pciasn q o.
blood, and stimulates the liver 10 sxpsl g Enel i
body. An II should, % II does eHre this IS
disorder with perfect certainty. And is dee, niaS
OF rather docs what Il Of moro service o. shese s.
jOet 70 this infection. Z taken IN seaaen Il a
II from the system as IL 10 absoshea, and fhzs sp
those who use Il free from Its attacks Eeas.f 81
system Ia health although exposed q shs .&,rets
Consequently Il rot only cures, bat pFasssss 81 S -
the great variety Of aFectio1s Whish aro iRssz ty
by this malignant influence, each as uae1i 4A
Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb, or Mis&ea Ha..1&
Periodical Headache or Bilious HeaAaeAs, 5
Eevers, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, 0out. Bka2
Tooihache, Earaeho, CatarTh, AsthrSA. Rt.s
tons, Painful AfectioLs of the Spiegx, 2sS -
Collie, Paralysis, and Painful Aisscticar SF m
Stomach and Bowels, all Of which, wAaa efl
from this cause, will be found 20 assume saprs ~
less the intsrm;ttont type. This "Aopn C4H&*
removes the cause Of these dsrangemcnfs. nnE
the disease. - ).
This Il accomplishos by stimulating De ezap%
tories to expel the virus from the syssnlA; sfls&
these Organs by degrees become habiss1 % fn t
their Office of their own accord. Heneo aSfs11 Ns&
We term aeelimatatica. Time may aosum0iisA 37&
came end, but often life 10 not long eaois9h. a. y
sacrificed in the attempt. while this % Aauky
does II At once, and with safety. We hneN Na0|fH
reason to believe this II O ssrer az Wsu 81 Ss'
remedy for the whole elass Of disaaees vAizaI ea
caused by the miasmatic infection, thEa esq Et
which has been discovered; aaSi < ssa5
important advantage to the Fshlse, gAieA -
it is cheap az we'll N good. =
PRErAnRD NJ M
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COMMERCIAL.

HHARK EFT REPORTS.
OFFICE or THE oRAxaKnuua News,
March % 1873.
COTTON-Ssles during the week 10
bales. We quote:
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TO FIGHT
ANOTHER DAY.

I best sses ss or:ri and Hers s,ss
Try ~ ~ S1S,se'ees
- - AAs'1" -
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-07

power of the country, and there is no limit
TO their will and pleasure.

power of the country, and there ls no limit
to their will and pleasure
His proposition is quite correct, but his
difficulty consists in the fact that he does
not appear to know who the people Of the
country are. At the close Of general
election, when it is discovered that the
majority of the voters have directed that
ex-rebels, Democrats, Fusionists, and
other elements of the opposition, shall
take back seats, then this admirer Of the
people will break out with the complaint
that 'the people" have been defeated, and
the carpet-baggers, scalawags and niggers
have succeeded by improper meanso And
so he falls into the old mud-hole and re-
sumes his occupation Of throwing dirt.
Tie Fusionists of this State are not the
"South," nor even "the people OF Louis
iana," by many thousand voteso They
possess-actually own at present. ma
jority of the white populationS but their
opponents are as proud, defiant, inteli-
gent and jealous Of their rights as they
are, and as little disposed to yield to
threats or anything less than legally con-
stituted authority. But so long as they
faunt insulting e. ithets in the face of
their neighbors, just SO long will they pro-
woke retaliatiops ana postpone the day Of
peace So long as they indulge in threats
of what they will indict upon the de-
fenseless negroes and their friends the
moment it is safe for them to make the
attempt, SO long will they force tie Re-
publicans to keep up powerful organiza-
tions for their own protection. Seventy
thousand voters, who are conscious of be-
ing IN the right, can noe be successfully
put down by force of two-thirds of their
number, either at the ballot-box or on the
field Of battle, and it does not strengthen
the Fusion cause to call their enemies bad
names, or to assume Cor themsesveS 2if
tues to which they are strangera
The people of the Sorth have no Further
interest in our political squabbles than
to keep the peace, and prevent either Of
our contending parties from pursuing the
other with the assassins knife, or the
Gorch of civil war. The former has been
rather freely used of late. In the next
conflict the latter may be invoked The
loss of life is sufficiently horrible-the
loss of property, by burning, scarcely less
so, for it will bring in its train poverty,
destitutiop, privation, sickness and death
He, therefore, who teaches the ignorant
people to regard this community as di-
vided between two classes, the one to be
known as the South and the other as its
enemies, is himself an enemy Of most
malignant type, whom it would be better
for the people to restrain of his liberty
than to believe.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-07
ANOTHER FALSE ALARM.

Mr.. Folger's card to the Picoylae, which
we publish this morning, takes the point
out oSa statement which appeared in that
paper yesterday morning 1t appears that
the statement Of Mo Carroll that he ~as
eequHreSas pay fie AUDITORS fee OF swo
dollars shethes aade By him o. hos. s
SncoSrecfe and Glsrther that 10 demand Ias
bees made slpoA Nro Clinton BY carsoll.s
or anyone representing him. 70 refund such
sumo IS for the fee OF the Secorder Of
mortgages It Is % propes charge, as it Is
for work the law requires that officer to
performo OF course, if the parties inter
ested do elot desire to have their morts
cages Cancelled. they maS decline to pay
the fec and Instruct the eollscsos 20 Jet
tHs cloud on tHe7r titles semaHps SgLen a
maa voluntarily pass ifs dollar he so.s.
sents 60 nave lis mortgage Ganceleds Iuts
9n ans case, tbs Is a mattee strictly bes
tween the taxpayer and the State officers,
with which the PUBLIC las no concern,
and in which people who have any busi-
ness of tLeS own 10 look after take no in
tereso
This 9s eos tGe frss s?me the Pscayeae
has raised the cry of s'wolf" when there
was no danger, but lis object has proba-
bly, been accomplished by the manufac-
ture of little impotent indignation in the
hearts of few old, lame and sRperanuated
Office hunters. who think they are better
fitted for tax collector than Ne Folses or
ANYBODY else
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-07
INCITING TO PILLhGE.
To- orator of the evening at Sss

To- orator Of the evening at y.ys seese
square counseled another Aaid upon eLe
city eSeasurys and ha& the assembg-ge
Been composed of the usual Fusion mob
Snstead Of some good natured and lndif-
ferent idlers, he might have accumulated
quite heavy bill of damages for the tax
payers. He informed his hearers that a
special train would leave for Brashear be-
fore midnight, and all who desired could
go on ito bue said heo eyou can't expect
peakers to furnish arms. Don't you
know Of places 90 teae sasoosS wsere SOC
can get tLeno
So sourse go SOC a& SsvssssasSSs ssslsS
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-07
CONSTABLES' SALES,

4. Il. Gri-,yOld &: { o. vs.. w. &. S.eman-es
Second !"s:i.. Corr. i,r H.. v,..si 70; ''ileaLs,
No 3!ol.
Dy|!nTII0P AN AIsAS WRIT y: fACIAS
ID 90 directed by TIE Hon. W. 2. hrans
Second Justice Of the Peace u! ana for tht,
parish Of Orleans In the at"'e n.I..bereG and EFT G
ted suit wsll proceed sell at pu0ii o. tlctI0u,
on SATURDAY, May:. '3.3. at twe::y. O'Clock No
ut my warehouse. No. i4o G!:oi street.. be;weeF
Camp and Church stTeets-
ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FcESIsCRE se'zeE
in the above numbered and entitled suit.
TeIms-rasl the spot.
, os 7co6 JOHN Mco)RNICo Constab!o