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A Wonderful Cave LA Western
North Cnrolinn.

In tn: range o.. mountains In W. :
ern North Carolina, known as & a
"fork Range" most singllar ph :.
nomcEen ex.ts. II is 4 breathing cave
In the Summer months current Of mir
comes from it 10 atr"ngly that a p.rson
cant walk against it, while in the
" inter the suction is just as ,;reat. The
cool mir from the mountains in tho Sum.
mer is felt for miles, ia direct line
from the month Of the cave. Atitimea
a most unpleasant ordor is emitted upon
tho current from the io.d carcasses of
animals sucked in and k.liel by the
violence. The loss of cattle and stock
In that section in Winter is ,c;ouu.e
for in tEis way: They range too no ar
the month Of The cave, and the ourro,t
carries them in. AT times, when the
change from inhalns to exha!iny b, ;.
gins, tho air is flied With various hairs
OF animals, not unfrrsnOp'ly bones and
whole carcasses arc seen miles from the
place. The air has been known to
change mat t:riaily in temperature during
exhala'ion, from quite cool to unp PLEASANT
ly hot, wtLerlng vegetation wi,hip
reach, and, accompanied By n terrible,
roaring, snrglins sound, as a pot boil.
ing. 1t is unaccoun'cd Tor by scientific
men who have examined it, thous b no
exploration can take place. 1t is feared
by many that volcanic eruption may
break forth there some tiuo. Such
things have occurred in places as little
expected -AshertWe Citizen.
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the Gsrmans 'daacrd quadrillss with the
Americalu-and all thi. in ,aregular,
out and eht American town! Able.
Wills count bow wants thousa nd work
>infgmeu tapilies. They know thore
what German can do if hssis wclt
treated.
A circumstance last year. opened the
eyes of our up.country neighbors. A
German family, consisting Of husband,
wife ard an eighteen year old son, in
their trasels reached Abberville yhero
their money gave out Theyvbssged
for work but no one was willing to pm y
them wages Atlast a farmer came to
their rrcliof, ,sayihg4ha Was willing TO risk
letting them have pcice OF land, and "a
horse and Wagon aud plough to make
q crop, and 10 fnd them provisions dur
ing the year IF they made nothing.
we'll, alt right, anyhow. The German
went 70 work fa dead EARNEST as ouly d
German can ''wofki The result ofihis
labor was eight bales Of cotton, worth,
$500. He paid the farmer; two bales for
rent Of land, hire Of horse &c, and two
bales for advances, lcaving four bales
for himself, with which ho bought, a
horse and Wagon. The farmer sold
him 100 acres Of land on q credit of 10
ycars, and the German, is now his own
master, made again, the following year,
eight bales Of cotton, together with
corh &c.," all Of which is clear profit.
How long before that G erman is a rich
man 3'' Go and do likewise! o.tT,,
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with the outs, Pecaus he may lose some
<.E A.. "a. u. 49, NJ

with the outs, peoau use he may lose some
Of the sitsSs igeby; and he fears to come
out tpost Sglyfor the lbs, for fear that
3his lisaof may mutiuy. II q always
has suPz(angk qpergroYa .lshef saD-
.se'104s, S9o see9asto bedbshriably be-
hind timo, and whom, it seems ali the
cajoling md thunder of tho editorial
armament tonlbined, fails to bring up
totaw. Froh being an editor, and editor
ials, Lord ibve US.
|! 4fhsrol,l good asaIof truth in "nr
,Pry,'r" remaffks--a good deal of politi.
cal, cd deditorif, and bumnauni3nil sdiFfe .
Always E do and to be right, Is, we
suppose. affdifiicult for an, editor as for
any one else, but we are willing to sub
NIT the cotgectness and fairuoss of our
general ale course s to amy fair minded man
A. Az a KepaSaean piper per the i6rry,t duty Of
the ORANqEB URIC, News is, of course,
to those ossits political faith, But the
News has never yet supported and
never willsupporta bad measure because
of its being Republican measure
Neither will the NEWS denounce any
good measure which might happen to
be of Democratic origin, merely because
of such origin. Even admitting all
that IL ohfged against. Republicanism
in this State, the sgreat cause of human
rishts-the cause of the most sacred of
such rights at least : suffers less now
than when the Democrats controlled our
public affairs, Aud by and hye-(the
time 10 coming fast-)when politicians
shall rule less and the people more-it
will be found that Republics nism will
flourish more vigorously and glorously,
and with an infinitely lesser Infusion Of
official corruption, than did Democracy
ut any time since the old Jacksoniau
days.
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Est ate of John ". Esair.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
oRANGEBURG COUNTY. a,l
IN THE toMMoN rLKAa,
Stefcns, Wern.r & QUICKER,
PAID NJ utzel.

Copy Summons for Relief Complaint not
served) '.t'
To the Defendant Pau Mcntzel:
Won are hereby sum ,,oned and required to
IL answcrtlic complaint in this action; witch
is filed in the office OF the Clerk ofthe Cour,
Of Common Plea, for the said County, and 10
serve Copy Of your answer OH tho sub.cri-
bcrs, at their Office at O7angsbura Ceu,t-
ho"se So. Ga. within twenty days after tho
service Of this summons on you exclusive { Of
the day of service, aml il yoy f.iIl,U ,answor
tho complaint Within the ,inic aforesaid, lie
Elainiifs will .rplv- .n ihSS Court fnr the Ee.
lief demanded In III. ''os,rlaitl ,ril
Lated III aiOraugsb4tg February 9Th, 1875.
". J. DETEETILLE,
pi.intiffs Attorney.
To TanltMtntzrl. defendant above named:
Take notice That The sunImons and Com
plant, herein, wore iilrtl in the Office Of tho
Clerk Of the Gour of Common Pleas for, Or
anschurs County, I; Drapgcburg South Car.
OHM Ola tLe l7th day o! Iat,ua1y 1872
AZ ". }. DgTREEILL), J.
~ rf, Plaintiffs Attorney.
eo ON, 1871. tit
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amount of gold, he discovered tosliis hor-
hor. that the money had been stolen from
the vault inswhich itshaf beop stored !.
stungto desperation, add Knowing too
we'll that the old story Would be revived.
be SHOT himself through the head. "A
short time afterward tho real thief vas
discovered and brought to punishment
The memory of the beautiful Adele and
her unfortunate brother is still tenderly
cherished in Martinique.
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SATURDAY, FEB. 2, 1874
'Taxsataon.
~ .oemg- III -L,p,i.a a.

Rcpublicnnism is being "done to
death i, in the house Of its friends
From every part Of the State and from
a'lZclasses Of the people, e,--from rich and
poor, from high and inv, from white
and black, from every man who fec ls
that property has some rights which
ought to be protected, a howl Of iudig
nation is ascending. to the very hoavens,
at the fearful iucrease in the rato Of
taxation aud at tho murdcrous ha,.e il
whirh the taxes ARE Icing collected.
We speak in the interest Of the whole
people, but, naa Republican newspaper,
more d ,csrecially in tho interest of
ReIublicahs.b Who ura the ,Rcpubli
cans? They arc, particularly, the hard
working colored people-theso consti
estnWte 'he, very blood, bone and siuew of
the coun ry, anil the very heart and
-'-~ ->~r--~.'---- i~'su. r1a,S
they been e'nanciputed only to'be robbed?
80 have they been freed from the lash
Of the o1ersSe.r only 10 be suhjcc. d to
4 i'l.e he blood blood suScki;;e e vampires who falsely
and. knayishly call themselves their
friends? These are questions which
arc now buingmask edrby-. -.ho,c men of
the party Who earn tic money which
ether people spond-thc men who do all
The real work f'the cnunir. and all the
voting that amounts TO- ything. These,
ne say, are questions which are now
being asked daily and Il thousand times
II tday7vandd next summer and fall, with
Tie blessing Of God and few pound, Of
quin'ne for the aguc districts. we shall
helpto get them au' answer
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A Romantic Story.

At 4 short distanc, from Fort dc
France, the seat Of government of Mar
> Unique, iisc the celebrated hot mineral
springs known as "Fonta:ns Claude. )"
These springs arc said to possess great
curative properties. They flow in large
strc.'ms FROM the ground, and the wa
tcrs are cdnvcycd to bathing houses.
to which srhat numbers Of invalils re.
sort ! sasasssaiiSS( sssa.iiSS history is connect d
Flth 'tiIIsSsy.sc v,.f 1907 u. /.
spring" were visited ly party, c.. n.
sistins ofM onsieur. and Madame la.
r 'ssarc, Nile Adele Muacry, the maid
s-rvant, and several other persons. Onc
day, while they were enjny ing he L,th,
and entirely unsuspicious of d,nscr.
the cmbankmcnt at tn. head Of the
springs, where til. waters were conlinel
IN l'rse reservoir, gave wny, the ter.
rent verwhclncd the bathing houses,
and bore the inmates to destruction.
Among the victims was the beautiful
slllo Adele. This young lady WAS con-
siderod the most beautiful maiden on
the island, and we can not refrain from
relating story which illustrates the
power and fascination of her charms.
Her brother, who was engaged in OK.
tensivc commercial enterprise in Mar
Unique, suddenly found himself invol.
we'd, by the dishonesty of man with
whom lie was connected, to pccuniary
difficulties, fram which he was unable to
extricatc himself, and he failed for the
large sum Of one million francs. Una.
bic to make a true exhibit OF his affairs
without involving person whom he
was unwilling to drag before the public,
he determined to sacrifice himself and
fed from the Gisland without ATTEMPTING
to justify himself to his creditors.
Criminal proceedings we're commenced
against him. He was summoned to an,
pear at court, and on his failure TO do
so, he was pronounced guilty, and sen
fenced to be burned in efiigy in the pub.
llc square. This sentence was carried
into effect. His sister, the beautiful
and fascinating Adele, knowing him to be
gniltlcss, hrooded long over the disgrace
and sorrow which had cloudcd tho hon.
or of tho family, and ut length she de-
termined to mako an effort to clear her
brothers character. Obtaining an in
tervicw with tho governor, she sank
upon her knees before him, and made an
impassioncd appeal for clomcncy towarl
the fugitive, who, che urged, had never
been hoard in his own defence. Moved
by her beauty, her eloqnenoa, and sis
torly devotion, ,he gallant old governor
whose heart was still young, gently rails.
ed her from tho ground, and promised
4 full pardon for her brother if on new
investigation it should appear that ho
had been too severely dealt with. In
few weeks she had the happiness to send
her brother full pardon, and permits
sion to return to the island, Nor was
the old governor contout with this sim
pie act of justice. lie gave the young
man post of honor nnd responsibility
under government, which he held for.
many years. But after tho tsagical
death of his sister his own life was des.
tined to end under cloud. Ho held
position in the Treasury, ana ON ono oc.
ca.ion, when required 10 produce large
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sWost Point has but nine rum shops.
Masked balls are all the raso 10 AT.
~ph's5srf 7ed n.f ri. ,i., WILL.
egAslanta and Augusta arc deyising
means to relieve the poor. ,.,,
e&Tom Shurkoy, d murderer, was hing
in Griffin last Friday Is ,.a Jill un,
nsThs 22d of February, we uudsrs.an 4
win BE celebrate din Augusta by q grand
military parade! q " noa" ,pd
Aah Wednesday falls this year on the
s'h Eks l9ss lE9ssRsr9lprE1 81 Epl Easter Sunday
Ag The fureso for diaries is upon US again
The man who will make, a diary that is
taHfaar taHfaarrrnpted rnn9 tedat 70 keep" wins future.
graAdam -wss the first n man who received
seslapd9 grant Hen Eps also the fir.t
.anan, Who was served with 9 writ ofeject.
xmePs 4 ID Ia-44J % ia,n nsH u, o.,t
Covington proposes to offer $50, 900
bonus, and-Maoon willado .some,hing to
eecuro .shorterI railroad, route west.
ward.
veaA suspicious wife, lons. being qpked
htahereaher husband was, replied that
echo asaSlvery, much afraid he was mias
ling = p mo!i ~ oo4r j. u,u; j.
= 9Kt The vsoman'o osuff.ago Convention.
yesently held in Augusta, Maine. reao
ldtisns we,e passed, pledging' the aSso-
siatiops not 10 Cease their efforts ,ua.il
:, .he unjust dissemination in regardito vot-
> ciipg is, swept away. '"'"1a.~
p1 bThej .oyorcoato Of Judge ,Mackoy,
esJpdge iMagrath,, and Major Baxter,
tiastoleng with others from Colonel Rion'a,,
trhoase recently, have, been recovered
uThey sore taken from the house Of
sdGhasloste Martin, nenr Lops Run.
''Hs!A rheumatic groceris spoken Of as tn 9
~ most poliahed man. His wife bathed
q him thoroughly with what she supposed
g Was q balsamic preparation for his ills,
- Gud afterwards discovered that sho had
Used iuruitaro polish. l:,aa,1 i.Io7 ,
!. |, Giving rosebud dinners is new freak
5n.iu .fuphionablo1 society. The guests are
], composed excluuiveIy Of aemoisalles just
bursting into woman. hood to whom,
everything is oouleur do rose, and who
are about TO make their debut in sooi
e ..'..H w" 't'ii no. lluur bI,gu j..
.aNsr tramatom nj .,.,st .s.5 ~
IL ,tsItis said that the only thipg that
tho GHapsers is the fact that q
s. Msiho farmey sell chickens at six eonts
"a pound, the cotton spinner in Lowell
Z buys them At twenty y.aya aenta ., pound.
IA Rohaaskas Sarmer sells corn at 6feen
o cents bushel,a Connecticgt maohinist
at ninety cents bushol., lows
farmers sell fat hogs at two and q half
cents pound, and Carolina planters
buy bacon at shilling pound. f.
glgaA midnight murder was porpetrated
{, BY disguised men on the person of Er-
win Eaddy (eoloEed, residing afsy, miles
! frpss Leesuille, in Williamsburg eeppty.
qFsom the Information We 0an ,gq,hertit
= appearsIthaton the. night ofthey g3d ul. !
~hilst'the deceased waS sitting Elm bis
house, a band Of disguised men approach
Led she building fEam all sides aud shot
! che said Erwin Eaddy tgise,r tho last
shot taking effect ip the heart We are
not informed Of any further particulars
ss yet hence We will dofer saying any
,ling on this subject for the present.
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NOTICE.,

OFFICE co. SCHOOL COMMISSIONER
0RAsGEnuRa JANUARY 9th 1874.
Notice is hereby given, that for the next
sixty days, / will be at my office for the
transaction of business, on Saturdays only,
between the hours of9 A. NJ, aad 8,P. NJ.
Being for the present on an official visit to
tho FREQ Common Schools of the County.
d ~. FRANK R. rMcKINLA1,
County School, Commissioner.
jan 3lst 1874 81
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The County Association Of sPatrons

The County Association Of ;Patrons
Will msst at oraRgeburg atr II A. NJ, on
Thurad"y gl2th insT1, for .hp PurRose of
mnking arrapgcnIspts for the purchase of
Fertilizers IN bulk and also to eonsidsr the
question of taxatioa " N
There wtllbe astss.. .et Cotton glanters'.
early in the day. Agents and owners are
invited to attend
BY direction of Col. p. 8. FIELDER,
President Association.
NJ. L. BALDWIN,
Secretary
feb 7th 1874 It
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State Nowa.

The United states Commissioner
oponsd court for tho first timo in the
village Of Kingssree.
We sre thas our friend Crows, editor
OF tha I.aareusville Herald has been
elected iptepdapt Of she town Of Lau.
sonsville. Editors are ,c| rising YlWIA
The body Of q colored maa was found
on .FhSFPaay Emorning ron Mr.. George
Co'eman's place, near Kingstree. He
has sgfs pos yet YET been beer, Identified. ,
His Ezsslglepey Goyerp9f Noses s |. AZ,
iivsrsd: d:1asIlectpre "a, i.Rcligiop:r 10,
Colahhia on the pisht of o,,Ithee the 9th 10
s'aafssb glisoa olfv ,a3q 1vov ban >,
Vher aisty'shird anniversary cof shs
Bibis Society was oeslebrated at Grace
Church, infG Gbarlesson on, Sunday even
ingpSith appropriate religious services
Thsrss was a large attendance, sad a
grsaEasal ufinterest vas manifested in
. shs5sibioseause.buni noo1i aHj .uf,
Assh cent city express has been es
tablishdd ID Charleston tetdeliver small
b6SsG 'bdnalas, and ordinary packag 8
from any ohspoint Of tn city to another.
BGsinsas houses will be furnished with
aeaEd 20 Be hung out to seeurs the
express wagons. Itit expected Il, be q
success. s'''''''-arss' snaan~no-----
~ TwoS tstWHfiasdlsRs named Boli4er ana
Elwort, tried TO rob the citizens OF
Charleston and elsewhere by hiring n
store and buying goods under false pre-
lenses. The police laid a trap for them
they were gobblsd up before they
did much harm, i7nG OLA no 5sil-.Y.ll
"a ,diHsulty occurred cured. .iu uu,ionvills
lhaaatt haaattlMS Monday afternoon, between a young
map named George w. Fowler and
William Faucet, an elderly citizen OF
thse county, in which knives were freely
qsed, and Mr. Faucett was Badly cut 10
tNelye or thirteen places. Fowler v,,aaaa vaaaa
arrested and lodged in Jail. Faucet is
lyipgiip very critical condition. ''e'''
.r
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7 Chang and Eng tho Siame.o Twins,
arc dead. Chang lehproperty cstiuat Q |
al, S32 600, while Eng lit only about
half that amount. Each left widow
Now, ::Iuise right, cnnsi ler'ns all the
circumstances, for Mrs En-, to have on ly
] M much as Mrs Chang-especially as
1rs. Il. had born her hotter half ofthe
half of the Twins, eleven children,
while Mrs. G. had bone her h .lf only
ten--uhich is clearly not one half?
"' Let the judges adopt as a loyal fiction
what the d"ctors may yc, prove to bo a,
physical fact-thns Chang anl E,s
were not two parsons but . 40, that the
whole property must be considered us
one estate, and that the widows and
children must divide equally all rounl.
BY tkit, arrang.n,cnt the intensity Of
The gr;sf Of the mourning Kindred will
also. be somewhat losSened for neither
widow will hnve lost a brother.in law
and none of che children an uncle.
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Administrators s Sale

By virtue of an Order Of the Probate
Court, will sell OIL Friday tho 10th day of
February, 19lt, at the late residence OF e.
l.. hechette, deceased, all the personal pro-
pcrty OF said deceased, consisting of II orses,
Mules, Cattle, Hogs, Wagon, Household and
&C., &o.
Tcrms--Cash or ono-half cash, balance on
a. credit of twelve month. with good, approx
ed security. 'S IL
FRANCES A. BOCnE1TE.
ieo '-N Administrative.
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Nervous O. Debilitatea

81 Y" OF BOTH SEXES.
No Charge jor 4ifvsee' ema CSxsaleafsoa.
DB. J. B.sDxorr, graduate Of Jegerssn
Medical College philadsIphia, saashor Of
several valuable works, can be eoasulted an
all diseases of the Sexual or Urinary Or.
gahs' (which he has mass sIs sspgsiiIl a.udy>
either in male or female, no matter from
what cnuse originating or Of how long stand
ing. A practice of 80 years enables him ,o
treat Ire diseases with aueecss., ,Curcs- guaras-
taad.I iIchafgsal ssasoashlsW Tksse at a
distance can forward letter describing syE-
toms and enclosing stamp to prepay postage.
Send fer the'sGEIDE no HEALTH.
Price l0c.
's'ii sa5.fB- DyoTTr ssIB., 4
Physician and Surgeon,
lo4 Duane ST., New york-
I. janfkl7 a,t,,, 1874 b2
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Administrators Sale.

BY virtue Of an order from tho Hon. the
Probate Judge, Of the County of Orange5uYg.
will sell ct Fort Me.ts ii, the {uth tEay es
Pebrdafy nest, and from day to day tn eve.
after until tho property is disposed Of all
tho Stock in trade Of Jacob Carroll late of
said County, Mcrchsnt at Fsrc Motto---Tern
Cash.
MARY ANN CARR0LL.
~ iasta Adm'x-
January, 81, 1874.
JAZZ 1874 q
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d Y M e N E A l..

MAHnIEp-On the 22d day of January,
1874, by Rev. +. +. Govan, Mr.. p. r. GO
VAN, Jr., to Miss MARGARET ANCRIM
All of Orhngcburg S. G.
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The State Of South Carolina
COUNTY OF oRANGEBURa, :,

lne OGaCe OF South. Carolina
COUNTY OF toRANgEBpRas a NJ
CouRT OF COMMON PLEAS.
VIM. c. Bee, j d. Jervcy, 20 PHf?T
E. '. Jervey and L. M Sumfnonr.g srA
Chisolm, merchants, trad. ~ j,
ing under the Firm For RolieS
name Of VIM. c. Bee & Co., 'pH"s $40 ZaA
Plaintiffs 'lensi 'fEoHsbiss;,3af ,,ss, +
against : .f i1s ! Strs.d.,r :, !,
CT. Gehruls, Defendant ,no r.a .
To the Detehds,t o. ?, F,eGEHRaLa.ssr3 ~
You are hereby summoned and 4sqairsd,
to answer the complaint in this action,
which is iled in the offce. of the Clark Of
Common Pleas for the, said County, snd to
serve, copy Of your answer to the snid
complaint on the subscriber at their oEsce
in Orangeburg,. South Carolina, within
twenty days after the service hereof .exelo-
sive of the day Of such service; aud If yoys
fail to answer the complaint within tis tiuf0s
aforesaid. tho Plaintiff in this aotibn vim,
apply tothe Court for Abe relief denautsA,
in tho;copplaint.7 t....r
January 24th 1874. . a'S'eTi'iais
MvTSON, x &HUTsoE,rol
GEORGE BOL1vER,
= Clerk orc. c. r,
Jan 81 1874 4df q EJAiHA&E.
9gNIA
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The State Of South Cafolina.
ORANGEBURG COUNTY.
In THE CouRT OF PRoBArs.
BY AUGUSTUS b. KNowLToN. FAC.
Judge Of Probate in said County.
WHEREAS, Irene r. Shulsr hath made
SUIT TO me to grant 10 her Letters - Ad-
ministration of the Estate and efeeis Of
GATHERING Shuler, late Of said County, ae-
ceased.
These are therefore to cite and sdmonidls
oil ana singular the kindred and Creditors
Of the said deceased, to be and appear be-
fore me ut Court Of Probate for the slSfa
county, to be holden atrny Officc in O,snae-
burg, s. c., on the 2isfdsy, Of RebsIssS. ]
1874, ut II o'clock A. NJ, TO show cause IL
my, why the said administrator. should
notbo'granted!1 rrTfJTnra a ryr, ~. ~,
diyen under my hand and the Scai or ths
Court, this 3lst day of Feb. A. ID. 1879,
% and IN the 97th year Of american Iado-
e[L:s.], AUGUSTUS b., KNOwLToN
jan 'l-2t Judge Of Peobsis5
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AZ the request OF our g"od friend, w
T. NJ uller Esq. we have t,anslated che
following from tho Charlcston Deutsehe
Zcitu"g:
-r A. roeept occurrence in Abbeville
shows how popular tho Germans are in
the ,nP; country.
al. Tho citizen, Of tha. good town ooi.
lecttad. Is ted. epico sum Of money, employed
afband Of musicians, engaged the largest
public ball ip tho place, ordered sevora !
kegs -lof lager frvm Charleston and then
Invited all the German farm hands with:
in q. circle oftwenty miles around Ab.
beryile, Nith their wives md children i,
to- Q ball. And right joyous BnlI'it
was too--every one vas happy and
lively. The Americans danced the
polka and walked with the Gcr,n1n,, and