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of millions Of dollars TO the govern
mont of the United States and the pe0-
pie OF the district Of Columbia.
The republican party must Ice held
responsible for those acts of the admin
istration it placed In power aud for the
creditmobiIer frauds, the enormous iii
crease of salaries and the Sanhom
contracts. While, rs the oppressOr Of
the whitepeople of the south, and rs the
origin of the corruption that weighs
like an incubus upon the country, II
deserves the severest COndemnatiOn.n 1
Therefore, this convention asks the
people TO again entrust the democratic
party with the administration of the
state and country upon the following
principles A strict construction Of
the constitution of the United States
and its amendments, ana an impartial
enforcement of the laws, n tariff for
revenue, the condemnation of all olli-
cinl gratuitics in the form Of retroactive
salaries, state or national n condemn
alton Of the attempt of the last con-
gress to mu2Zle the press; securing TO
every citizen of the country the equal
protection of .he laws, without violat-
ing the principles Of local self govern
ment, or interfering with the social
customs of the people; opposition to
high fees and salaries either in the
state of Indiana or the United States,
and we demand reduction of the sala-
ries, state and national.
The resolution declared that the de-
mocracy Of Indiana are in favor Of n
liberal system OF education, for the
benefit of the negro AZ well ~ OF the
white children of Indiana; but are OPP
posed TO the mixture of the black and
white races in our public schools or the
educational institutions.
They oppose the civil rights bill, and
"view with adherence this attempt on
the part of the federal government to
take control of all the schools, colleges,
churches, hotels, railroads, steamboats,,
theaters and graveyards, for the pur-
pose of establishing negro equality and
enforcing IL under numerous penalties
of fines, damages and imprison-
ments."
They declare that railroads aud all
other corporations created for gain or
profit should be rendered su5servient
to the public good, and demand such
legislation upon the subject, both state
and national as will eilectually secure
to the industrial and producing inter
ests of the country against all forms of
corporate monopoly and eNaction, and
are opposed to amy grants of public
lands or loans Of the public credit, either
in the shape of national, state or local
acts, to railroads or other corporations {;
amt we demand that the remaining
public lands shall he held for the bene-
lit of actual settlers only, under the
homestead laws.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

GALVESTON, July 30, II A. Motion
quiet. Good ordinary, l44c MD
ding uplands, l63c.
Gold ..
Hides--Firmer and advancing. Dry
ordinary selection, 1S@ Isle; damaged,
half price; wet sailed, duh at SCGS{c.
NEW ORLEANS, July 20, II A. Moot
ton-Private cable news has had a IA
vorable effect. Middling, uplands, lGsc;
low middlings, l6c; good ordinary, l4Sc;
ordinary, lie. Sales 100 bales.
Exchange, 2S9@3O!; bank, S6(@--;
sight, }; commercial premium.
Gold, 81.
New York, July 29.--Gold opened
at 3.
1914 A. M.-Cotton Quiet. Mid
ding Orleans l74c; middling Ala
bama, 174c; middling uplands, l75c;
low middling, l6Ic; strict good or
binary, Ice; good ordinary, l5c; Or
binary, lac.
l0:45 A. M.-GOld 81.
Exchange-Firm at S94@9O; sixty
days, S74@SS; commercial sixty days.
S4!@S5l.
S:i2 p. M.-Gold closed at o..
LIVERPOOL, July 70, 1890 p. M.-Cotton
firm. Uplands, Ss@Sld Orleans, sgd;
Sales 5000 bales; for speculation and
export, 1000 bales.
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Excursion 10 Dnlsas.

As shown by advertisement, all those
wishing to attend the celebration of
the Dallas fire department will be put
through in quick time, as a special
train leaves here on Wednesday, the
fifth of August, at seven a. NJ, arriv-
ing at Dallas at five Z. NJ. After wit
Messing all the sights, the party will
return on Friday, arriving here at five
p. NJ. The price of a ticket for the
round trip is only five dollars.
AS any citizen can have an opportu-
nifty of making very pleasant trip to
Dallas and have good time generally,
no doubt many will avail themselves
of it.
In this connection we beg to ac-
knowledge the receipt of an invitation
from the Dallas fire department to be
present on the interesting occasion.--
shreveport Times, 2Sth.
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TELEGR APHIC.
sp..i, Dispatches to tho Dallas Daily Herald,
FOREIGN.

,,I,e acrman Government Prcpniring
IA Take strong Measures for Tie sup
nression Of the Cnriisis France IN
NotIned 10 Act siringcniIy Ia Regard
10 IarIisi Hcfugcs.
LONDON, July 20,-Ihe Cologne Ga
zette says the German Ambassador ut
Paris has unolicially informed the
Duke de Casis that il France fails to
net strIngently toward the C0rllsls,
German squadron will be sent to the
Spanish coast. Germany IL resolved to
take strong measures against the Carl
ISIS.
The morning Post reports that the
German government Is actively en-
gaged in negotiations aiming ~ the
SUPPRESSION Of the Carlists insurrec'
tion. II has exchanged opinions with
fine Russian government, but the Car
is opposed to intervention, Germany
is now trying to bring about the con-
currence of the great powers IN recog-
milton Of the Spanish republic.
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Alabama Democratic Convention

MONTGOMERY, July 29.-lhe demo-
cratic and conservative state conven-
tion assembled ut noon. Almost every
delegate in the state is present in per-
son OF 10y alternate. 1t is conceded that
Hon. George S. Houston will be nomi-
mated for governor on the first ballot.
Nothing is known Of the rest OF the
ticket
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Railroad Accident.

NEW ORLEANS, July 29.-Passengcrs
report n serious accident on the Mobile
and New Orleans railroad this side of
Mobile, caused by switch being left
open. The engineer and fireman were
killed. The railroad controls the local
wire and nothing is obtainahle by tele-
graph.
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NEW YORK.

Fatal Fall Ofa Trapezist-NOthing New
In the Becchcr Case--The Intcrna'
tlonnI Yacht Race.
NEW YORK, July 20,-Haslan, the
trapezist, fell twenty-five feet and is
probably fatally hurt.
There was u three hours session OF
the Beecher committee. One witness
was examined but his name aud the
character Of his Testimony is UNI
known.
4 Herald special dated London 2sth,
saws, in the international channel
match yesterday from Havre to south
sea, the American yacht Enchantress,
came in first, Corine second, but takes
the first place by time allowance. The
latter lost her topmast and gatl. Ten
yachts started.
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COKE AND TAR.

.-we are now ready to supply those desiring
ccoI,e or coal tar. Coke Is used extensively in
ali titles Il r cooking. Any stove with crate
mi in il. will burn II. 1t Is cheaper and less
trouble than wood. All orders must e lett
at the office OF the companyi, ,cpruce
Secretary Dallas Gaslight Company, over
schneider & Davis store. Z5dSm
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TAX NOTICE.

am required by law to close the tax rolls
SO as to make each yearly collection complete
in itself. The public must take warning and
avoid costs in the premises. l have been in
every part Of the county and but few nave
settled, { nd while II is unpleasant for me to
enforce the law, II is my duty TO do so, and
those who do not pay at once proceedings
will be entered against them without further
notice. JAMES +. BARKLEY,
l4jd3tIjw2t sheriff Dallas county, Texas.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, July 29.-Slaughter, the al
legged incendiary, has been held in four
teen thousand bonds. Two other clearly
defined attempts at incendiarism were
discovered, and the supposed criminals
arrested
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WASHINGTON HOUSE,

Corner Of Market and Wood Streets.
DALLAS, TENAS.
A new house, newly furnished, good rooms,
clean beds and the best Of fare. | oller 10 thc
nnhlic the hest accommodation to be found
In the city and at the lowest prices.
l45d3m JACOB dtOSSMAN, Irop IL
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Supposed Stolen Horses

thove I'm my posscssion two animals de-
scribed as follows: one, a dun cOlOred horse,
nix wears old, and the other, gray mare
abont twelve years old. Neither of them
have any brands and both of them low IN
flesh. The same were offered lnI twenty
Iollars. and the presum ption being thatthey
were stolen, took possession of them, pro
posing to turn them over to tie party rom
whom they were take II, provided lie wOulu
call the following day, but he ielt LOT putt put,
nnknown. The party having them claimed
TO have bought the same near Haught ;
store, East fork. ,.,,-o,.,r
/ will hold these horses subject TO proper
authority for the time required by IaW'
JAMES L. BARkiEY,
uslltlgvlt sheriff of Dallas county.
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Smiling Of the Alaska.

SAN FRANCIsCo, July 20.-The steam
er Alaska took three hundred and for
ty-six passengers and quarter of n
million of treasure.
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Law blanks of every description, for sale
and printed to order. a. this Office.
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NOTICE..
FIRST NATIONAL 3Alz

ar Dallas. I'm the City of Dallas in the county
OF Dallas and state of Texas, has been duly
organized under ana according TO the re.
aIiirements of the act Of congress entitled
Ian act 10 provide national currency, secured
provide for the circulation and redemption
thereof" approved June ~, 1864, and has
complied with all the provisions Of said act
required to be complied With before com,
mencing the business of banking under said
act.
Now therefore, ], John jay Knox, comp
troller OF the currency, do hereby cerfiiy
that the First National Bank Of Dallas, III
the cjty OF Dallas, in the county OF Dallas,
and Stat Of Texas, Is authorized " COM
mence the business of banking under tue
act afore said. -,
In testimony whereof. wines niy ~, ,lhpu
ni,d seal OF Office this 18th day of July, 1874.
JOHN JAY KNOX,
Iasdsol Comptroller Of Currency.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-04-04

TERRIBLE GALE ON Mount WASH.
ToS.-On Monday night at N ,;ght
the signal station on tho top OF Mount
Washington repo ted northwest g,le
blowing at the fearful rate of one hun.
dred and forty milo. an hour-as shown
by the northumberland u temperature
of eighteen degrees below zero. This
is the higlest force ever attained by the
wind in New England, so far az We
Know. A gale OF sixty or rscven,y miles
an hour will often blow down trees In
tho hurricanes Of tho tropics force Of
one hundred, or even ono hundred acd
ten miles an hour is MT uncommon
No human being could stand before
such gale. The people in the chainol
down hut contrivcd to examine th.
anoulometcr without emerging, else they
would be swept off boldly aud hurled
down Tuckcrnau 5 ravine The eoar OF
such mountain gale is terrific beyond
words
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night last. Insured for $4,000. On
the same night, at Kirksey's Cross
Roads, tho steam gin Of Trapp & Co.
was also destroyed by fire, and with it
ten bales of cotton, tho property Of q
neighbor.
The Winnsboro' Neus is responsible
for the statement that there is man in
Que Of the western counties of tho State
who has for the past fifty.two years con-
sumed twenty five cigars day, making
grand total of 3S3 $50, costing tho
magnificent sun Of S[9162.5O at nm
average price of FIVE cents eadh.
a riotous demonstration occurred in
Chcraw on the 2lst ult caused by tho
thrashins Of colorcd girl by Mr. Fin
laysen, for using abusive language to
his daughter. a mob of colored persons
collected in front Of Finayse MS store and
commenced an in discriminate shooting,
which resulted in the woundiny Of sew.
cral persons. The affair is undergoing
investi Cation.
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females Sixteen mules and two
females were victims :of homicide. Nine
persons were struck by lightning. Of
males seven, and of females fivo, died
suddenly" whatever that may be.
Eighty seven men and thirty women
committed suicide. by accident or
negligence seven hundred and thirty two
persons lost their lives.
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r-STATIsTIos Among the causes of
death last year in Massachusetts,, we
find that one man between sixty and
seventy was killed by. tho bite Of a
horse. Consumption carried off 1914
males aud 3,012 females, Of all ages
from undeE6voIto over eigkty. Delirium
tremens was the death Of forty.two
males and three females. Of deaths by
drowning, ethere wcre ono hundred and
eiShty.three msc. and tairty-,hr ee
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3 J. II. Matthews has just opened an
"AaNo L." barbor shop in B"ttison's
Building, in the rear of Kirk Robinso II
Store. There is this popularity about
Matthews, that after he has shaved you
(Hhichr he docs in oapital styls) W hen
you como to pay him you will think he
has not shaved you-for you will have
hadtwice your moneys worth and will go
away abetter aud bette.-look;ug man.
Aaetts" is raising board for no other
earthly purpose than to have Matthews
hhnye.it Off,
The married women kiss their hus.
bands twice as often since Matthews has
como, Wheth'm this is really going to
help Natttsy's business remains to be
seen.
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DR.. A. c. Dukes has just put up a
mew soda fountain which adds considcra
ale to the looks fof' his we'll arranged
store. :, The soda water is fine and the
publie will bo materially relieved during
the hot days of summer oy ateppng into
Dr. D'e. aad refreshing themselves with
a glass Of cooling soda.
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STRAUS & STREET.
NOTICE.
OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR.
OnAkGRBuna' CoUSrr,

g 4 . .
Oranscburg, S. c., Nov. lst, 1878. |
To all ,chom il may Concern:
Pursuant to Title 8, ohap. 13. Revised
Statutes s. C. Section SO requires:
Src So. If any person, compsn- or cor<s
rora Jon shall commence any business in
any County, of This SStatc-afscr the first day
OF September in any year, the capital or
property employed in which shall not have
been previously listed for taxation in sail
County, and shall not w thin thirty days
thereafter make such report to the auditor
Of said County as is required in the fifty :.
sixth Section of this Act, Ire or they sh III
forfeit and pay the sum ofone hundred doll
lars, which shall be collected by civil action
in The name Of the County Commissioners.,
and paid into the County Treasury for tho
exclusive bcucft of the County, And pro !
cess in ouch case may issue out of the Court
Of Common Pleas Of the County in which
such business was commenced, directed to
the proper officer, and be served in any
County OF this State.
JAS. VAN TASSEL.
nov S--tf Co. Auditor.
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COLuNpIA, s. c., Dec. Goth, 1870.

NVLuHnlA, ~ q, Uec. -Vtn, IoiV
To The Editor Oronseburg Ntrs:
S,R-I have the honor to inform you that
1t n meeting OF the Board of Officers. Gre
ted by an Act entitled .'An Act to Regulate
the Publication Of all Legal and Public
Ngiccs," the following resolution was adep.
rcd:
Hr.oirtd, That the 80 EA EbURG
l. 5" is hereby designated MS the t:fEt-
tlAL iArER for the Publication OF ali
legal e'icrs and Official Advertisements o;
the eAou,.ty Officers in tho County OF Orange
burg.
Respectfully. &c.
+. l.. CARDOIO.
Sec. of State
and Chairman Board.
Per ". r. JONES.
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$3.50 Earned from seven o'clock in
the evening till bed time! Large pro
fits when the entire time is given. An
opportunity for either sex Thirty cent,
and stamp will secure valuable sampl:
an d outfit BY re,urn mail Mr. THOMAS
BAKER, Wichita Kansas.
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The Nrsn=eLurg division No. q
&;na IF Temperance, will in,t.l their
'otSaerst sneat Mez qsy evening in pablic
S'5is wer'hy Spcicty is in prosperous
condition and its numbers arc .orc4sing
r pidly. The public is, especially invited
ito. b. rrcs1at, ON the .casion
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Onc ofthc best stores in town, kspt
iby one .oftho best men in towu, whore
you. San buy som. OF the best go.is in
'town, at the lowest prices iu town, us
every body au town knows, is G. D
;Kor.j.hu. Tug hin.
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Mr. w. I. Lightfoot has added to the
looks OF his building by putting up a
neat balcony in front. The iron
Mn,& was executed in our Town by Mr..
Thomas Ray, and is neat and veil
made piece of mechs.nialh
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&c. Whitmors has opousd a barber.
shop near Doylc's store. .toners
will be we'll trcatel AMI Isaac will shave
them to 4 hairs breadth. Go and see
him. e4 t@u
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5tnns & Streets ri.:. anl grist mill
sie kn-n" AID r,troni- cd tharoughout
.rskc S.~ts.
The above E-ufl-m"n deserve tho
ih:gheni eu,nine n,l,,ien f.r thoir n-rgy
Nh ti'.,as np ss esyerpriaa sn nu;h nccl
.es; in ,nr county.
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Notice Of Dismissal.

Office is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ONE
1S month from date will File my Final
Account with the Hon. Aug. B Knowlton,
Judge of Probate for Orang eburg County,
and ask for Letters of Dismi ssal az Adrain-
iStratars of the Estate Of Elizabeth Fogle.
b. J. XEIGLER,
d. ?. F0GLE.
Administrators.
March 18th, 1874-1m
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Yesterday was busy day with mer-
chants and our streets were filled with
farmers wagons which nore we'll loal ed
with cotton.
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MAKES THE WEAK STRONG.

The I'crNviN7. Syr,.1,, a Protect
Ell Solution of the I>,'0toCitle OF
Iron. as SO combined as to haze
the character of an ali,ne7,t, az
cGGHy diDesteH and dsSi1niLafet2
a:'ith the blood as the simplest
IOod. 1T increases The quantity
of NUtU'c'S OaO7s V1taLi-iiT
-fJent. Iron IN the blood, dntE
cures go thousand iILs," siifsalEy
Oy yTOninD up, D,InCigOrdtinD 0nE
Tit0liSing the System. The Gu
7iched and UitdIised blood per-
9ncates eucrU part of the 6odys
repairing damages and acasfes
searching ont morbid seerG-
tions, 0nd Tearing 7,otJ,ii,O for
disease to feet atpo7t.
This as the secret of the ecoi,.
de1JEt success OF this remedy iis
curing Dyspepsia, Liver Com.
plaint, Dropsy, Chronic Diar-
rhoca, Boils, Nervous Affections,
Chills and Fevcrs, IIunors,
Loss Of Constitutional Vigor.
Diseases of the Kidneys and
BLADDER, Female Complaints,
and all diseases origfnatin1 i,e
a. OaH state Of the GIoofL. or t.c~
conpdn,icd 6y debility or u loau
state of the system. Being free
from alcohol, IN any form, its
encrgfSin0 effects are not fol-.
to'CeI by corresponding a'e0c-
zion, out are permanent, infis..
s!nD. strength, vigor, and 7te,V
tUc into az parts of the eUsfeDt,
ana OuitftinO az, an I1'oi, Con-
Tbo,ycoo/7e 6o., Ina,
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Copy Summons for Relief Complaint not
served)
To the Defendant Paul Ment2el:
u on are hereby summoned and required to
Il answcrthe complaint in this action, which
is filed i'll the Office of the Clerk Of the Court
Of Common Pleas for the said County, and to
serve Copy Of your answer on tho subscri-
bers, at their Office at Orangeburg Court
hoase SO. Ca. within twenty days after the
service Of this summons OH you exclusive Of
the day of service, and if you fail to answer
the complaint within the time Aforesaid the
plaintiffs will apply to the Court for the Re
lief demanded in the Complaint
Dated al Orangeburg February 9Th. 1874
W. J. DETREVILLE,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
To Paul Menzel, defendant above namod
Take notice That the summons and Com
plant, herein, were filed in the Office of the
Clerk of the Court Of Common Pleas for Or.
anseburg County, at Orangcburg South Car
olina on { he 18th day OF Jauunry, 1871.
w. j. DETREYILLs
Plaintiffs Attorney.
teo. Din, 1911. PI-5t
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Notice of Dismissal.

NTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
In one month from date will file my fnal
account with the Honorable Aug. b. Knowl-
ton, Judge Of Probate for Orangeburg Coun.
ty as Guardian Of Calvin Dempsey, Mary
Dempsey, (now Dukcs,) Asbury Dempsey
and Daniel Dempsey, and ask for Letters Of
Dismissal
JACOB sMOAKE, Guardian.
February l4th, 1874. 4
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MFR. NJ. Rich has just completed a
substantial side walk in front Of his
store which adds much to appoAr
ance. g ~ & fe
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At Private Sale.

TINE PLANTATION forming part o:
l. the Estate of tho late Col. keitt. and
known as the DARBY PLACE Tho tract
consists of about 500 acres, one half well
Timbcred, the remainder Rich, BED, Loan
Soil. adapted 10 Crops Of all kinds. These
are the Finest Lnnds in the District, and
were valued at SO per acre in 1866. Would
be sold for half thai .ricc now. One
fourth cash. the reinar or in three instal
ments bearing interest from date aud Sc.
Cured by mortgage of Tho same.
This is splendid chance for aneryAe de
string 10 secure Rich Lands, fine Wator Pow
er. excellent Cuitie Range and Refined
Neishborhoed. Apply to
Mrs. l.. 81. KEITT,
Or q kElTT Esq.
janf
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
GOOD PLANTATION in Middle Town
ship, 4uO acres Finely SEF tiled. House
and Omtbuildings oil new. All under Good
Fence Plenty Of Fruit Trees PricS
S20OO-hnlf cash. A BARGAIN
Also $50 acres in same tow nship. Saw Mill
House. Gin and Grist-Mill Never Failing
Stream. Good for 800 bush els oil Corn aud
6to bales toll Cotton per year. $500
half cash.
Also 600 acres in Charlesten County, SO
per acre.
Also 800 acres in this county. Pine land,
we'll wntered, 81 per ucre. Apply to
A. Is. KNOWLTON,
Land agent,
Orangeburg g. H., s. C.
mar II tf
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Shad are running up the Edisto, aud
the fiahormcu are catching great many
in bqw-nete.
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We would refer our readers to the
cotiee Sft Msssrs hamburg & Slater in
another column. These gcn.leuon will
have here noxtThursday afna drove OF
young Horses aud Mules which will be
oaored to tho public low down. The
above firm 10 SO we'll known in our
County that it 10 needless for US to
attemptto say anything in their behalf
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COMMERCIAL.

HARRIET REPORTS.
OFFICE or TIE OnANaEBuna N4us,
April, Srd 1874
C0TTON-Sales during tho week lS2
bales. We quote:
Ordinary, to Good Ordinary. SO II
Low Middling.. .......... l4@
Middling...... ...... ........... ......l41(n
Rouan RICE ........Sl.5j per oushel
CokN......".........$l.l 10 per bushel.
Cow PEAs......... IS per bushel.
PiSpEns........... l.5O per bushel.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-04-04

Pho County Commissioners would do
well to eiye an eye to the bridge over
the Edis.esI th,a@placo.