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A medical writer IN the Lssrencc
Esgle advocates. bleeding, IN cases Of
pne0monia. Difficult respiration, he
ssyt. can be rapidly relieved BY this
means. ard when the patient is re-
stored 10 natural breathing. the dis
case can be controlled. The danger
OF q fatal result ceases. ss Don as the
systsm j. rel;ere1 n fhe extrs an u1ni
Ct Iiooa noe ihcreaslg ozidbed
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ibe mean devices q IoIticisns has pre-
se1t.3 = c "a eie reconciliation.
Ca. ". P BsrHs,;. 3 Uniou s. Iaier.
o living in Yirsiuia. spoke words Of
uuih 81 tue Centennial c lsbfsiion ai
LsKlngt0n sheE be said tia. betwsen the
soldiers Of the two sections frsieruaI re-
Ia iJns sess established long agl. Il
was only-the other day 10 Little Rock.
Arksusss-iH the State which Grant
wished to lssl-ssly sabj1gs,e unew be.
cause the people would vi elec. u9;o.
ri3us r0bber. To administer their sff4irs-
thst the Confederate General. J0hu 2.
Boil, uui,ei wita a UaiOn officer to IL
vi;e the comrades OF the blae aud gray to
join IN a comm n decoration 81 the
graves Of soldiers ~ho hai belougl 10
the two srmies.
AZ Reamond. Va, WEN Gen. Bart
lett "a, rendered a serenade by a large
number Of distinguished e1-COniedsrdts.
IL Tee lguitioa OF his patriotic speech at
L-xiugtoo, 1t Vas Gen. Bradley T. John
son wao vas selected to retain him
thanks for his manly uttxrsLee.. 0siy q
fss days AFTER Gen. BArtleits SPEECH vas
delivered, the laying VI q eoroer-stoae OF
a q 10 the CoufedsrAts deal in
Augusta. Ga. vas N ,de the occs ion for
a public declaration by Gen. Evass. at
Othsr CJuieiersts. which was a, patriotic
IN It's tone as that Of th- Z aha General
at L xingtoa- G=n- ESans said
Il t as do nosEiag to keep alive the
Of war. To study i@ lesson Is
pruiesce 10 profit by its teachings i
/; but to stir up the old suinosi
is madness The voice of this ROD
unent sill Bot be for usr, bat for peace
Il will say to rs, the CJnieierAcy has ex
pied. It's great hie wen. o1t on the pur-
ii ie Of blond that fused from the
hearts OF its sOas.s We have buried Il
Ee do DO. intend to e1hune its remsins.
| respond with the truest feeling to-day
10 the fn4ieEnal EUrds OF Gen. Bartlett,
spoken q, the eeL.snnil celebrstoa O.
Ihe first battle of the old revolution"
Equally earnest expressions of 8 patri-
desire for a colplste oblitera,ion Of
sectional hst-eds are TO be f1ani ia q
sitter from Piszhugh Lee. her Con-
General. which has juss been
published AID these are the sentin snis
generally prevailing among thosa who
Eere leaders on the Southern side during
be late Ssr. III the sea; 0. every carpet
oAgser .ho disgrseei tue las. Congress
.ouii be filed nth 8 Coofsder.ie Gene
al in the next the moral and the poli:i-
al a~t1osphere in the Capitol wodld in
rove beyoai ali measure.
4,
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Comrius arpoirfei 10 rs5gsnirs TIE
pncc10c nary rel 60 TIE appoint
g lour. There Wae preseattueau.
81 members sad siis-l0ar sap~5nisj
delegates. 4 onuuiiias on resolz-
tons was appoiaied. Eho broqgai ia
tire ioAoEinr resolzuo-s which vers
uusniuos- adopted
Resolved. That ws srnesilT rea0m-
mend 70 the Democratic lae Confer
valve masses o. tie state o. Mss~
sippi 10 assemble ia Delegate Co1Tsn-
ton IL tie cir OF Jsckzu On
FDssdav, 30ih day ni AgggsL
ISIS, to nominate 3 candidate ior
State Treasurer; to s3Op; a platform
Of principles. AID take suitable meas
urss for s l59rosgh orgsnizadoz Of
tie party fof tie aPproscaiBg dec,
non 10 NoTeuDer next.
Resolved, That tlis Comllltes re-
commend 70 The Deuocaticsn4 Coz
~serTaiivs people Of the state TO pro-
vide fer tie representation Of eTerT
eoHhIy in the slate IN the Aforesaid
state c0aEestigB, by assembling ..
thsir respective Courthouse OF tie
24iL day Of Jzly. 1875, or az such
other ssss0nsble tines ss3 plaza. a.
ihsy mar desigDste sn3 srD0in. del.
egstes 10 represent ibsa IN the state
.e0aTenji0H provided FOR 10 the pre-
eeding resolution; tia delegations
iron each Comfy 10 eonsis; az rot less
than two delegates, nor more tdau
double the members &c which each
coaniy X eatiilei in the loser hose
OF the Legislature.
Resolves, Thai &c reccmmsnd 10 The
people Of this state 10 hold county and
iistric; c~osrealioss .. q proDz tine
70 be fixed b. themselves. and non.
nate their absesi and best men .Or
Congress, for tie Legislators, and for
Lie diHsrelt county 0fices to &c filed
ri the election il NoTem5er next.
Resolved, Tbst the Chairman Of tie
appoint q COMMITTEES Of
seven members 10 correspond With
HoH. A. G.. Ttgrnsl, 0. Ohio, Hon.
Thomas A. Heniricks, Of Indiana.
Hon. Ben. 4 Hill. Of Georgia, and
:Gch Others as the committee nav
and cordially invite them to
ATTEND our proposed state convention
and address our people on the great
political questions Of the DAY.
Resolved, That 10 the coming can
yass the Democrats and Conservatives
in eTery comfy should discoantenance
and oppose every independent candis
date who NAV present his name for
any Office 10 opposition to q regular
nominee.
Committee OF Correspondence: Geo:
L. Potter, W. f. Tocker, H.. r..
Chalmers. kinlock Faleoner. w. R.
U. NJ. Young, and t. B.
Graham.
Committee TO confer with Republi.
can Executive COMMITTEE in relation
10 Registrars: II. NJ. Street, r. o.
and r. H. Taylor.
The following temporary Executive
was appointed j. NJ.
Stone of Aleorn. Chairman; Geo. l..
Potter, W. E. Tucker. r. III. Taylor,
l.. Il. Graham, w. ii. McCardle and
w. ). Feathers,on.
A number Of distinguished gcItle
men addressed the committee. Hsr.
nony ami good will prevailed, and
The committee adjourned. oil pledgiIg
themselves to 60 TO work with a will.
SIRRAH.
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A SAD ACcIDExT.- A sad acct
dent which carried sorr0E into 2
worthy family at Moss Point occur
ed o. Friday Of last weak. Little
Lee Salisbury, ab0at eight year. old
accompanied his father u one Of the
mills, and the latter placed him o.
some floating logs whiio be abseated
himself for a few moments. On bis
return the TOY was missing and hi:
body vas found at the plaza in zatsr
scarcely more than waist deep.
Although. hat a few moments had
elapsed ell efforts 10 ~resa=sigaie him
were il rain. TIE family have lhe
sTmpsthles or the entire Community.
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MEMPHIS. May 1s.-Msjor John
Presley Strange. for many years a
leading dry goods merchant Of thus
city. and during the war AdjutaBt
General on the staff OF Lieut.. Gen.
Forrest, died last night OF consump-
ton, aged ffty-three years. His
des III has cast a gloon over tie city.
as few men were 80 universsily adj
mired and respected as was the de-
cessed.
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Thecna Of escr,.IiH. the Latter
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TRIBUTE OF HE,sp,ESrr.

Whereas. il has pleased Almighty God in
His wise and gracious Providence, to re.
move from us, in The Lodge below, orr
much loved and respected Brother, Dr.. G.
K, THOMSON, to that higher, purer, and
holicr Lodge above, wllare the Great Grand
Master ofthc Universe, cala tho craft from
Labor OH earth, to evcrlssting scfrcsllmcnt,
and rest OIL high, whore the wicked cease
from troubling and the weary are forever
at rest; Therefor. belt
:, Rcs"ircd, That in tho death ofDr. G.. r..
THOMSON, in the midst oflis usefulness. md
III the prime ofhis life, his Lodge has sns
tanned All irreparablc loss; and this com
mnilll%% q lnYst excellent. devoted, aud faith
ilit Physician and citizen.
81 Hcso'red, That The members Of this Iodrc
do most trncly synpa.hize and condoie
with the family Of DR. c. X. TnoMsoS, in
their sld bereavement.
l'csoirtd, That copy Of these resolutions
be- nrHislicte tiiS'E.hiiyyo of lleccasrd, arfll a
blank lE'ge III o,W niinntcsBnok he inscribed
with copy Of tie same in mcmoriam.
HesoEcd, That the Secretary OF this Lodge
ls requested to transmit copy of these
resolutions to the Orangcbnrg NEWS and
IIMEs, for publications. Attest
.e..! j(DiW. CuIYrINO, w. il. +
i. W. VOGT, Secretary.
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AUGUST FLOWER.

The most miserable beings in the world
are those suffering from Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint.
More than seventy-iive per cent ofthc
people in the United States arc afflicted
with these two diseases and there effect;
such as sour stomach, sick headache,
l'ahitnal costiveness, impure blood, heart.
burn, watcrhrnsh, gnawing and burning
pains at the pit ofthc stomach, yellow akin,
coated tongue and 'lsagrecablr taste in the
mouth coming up ofthc food after eating,
low spirits, &c. Go to the Drugstore of
DIR. \. G, DUKES and get y rs cent bottle,
or sample 5etslcfor 1o ocrts. Try it. -=5i'
DIR. n. c. DUK ES.
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Building Material &c.

The subscriber would ask the attention Of
the readers of the News ~ TIMla IL his
Stock 0fg ilardwarc,5 Building Material,
House; Finishing and; arrige.3Isuil,lng and
Trimming Material, &c. Consisting 4 in
part of Fresh Stono Lime, IIyAralio Cement,
Cslcind PIastefI Nails, Hair, I,atIs, Locke
Hings, Bratles, ,7Tacks. Window Glass, Putty!
Yarnishes, Paints, Oils and Brushes. In
short, the. largest variety of goods to be
found i'll any one house in the State. All
goods warranted as represented, and prices
glartntecd..as low as the lowest fr same
quality ofgoods All orders accompanied
with Cash Or satisfactory Git, references,
will have prompt and careful attention.
JOHN c. DIAL,
Columbia, S. &.
July ~ 1oT5 3m.
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MASONIC

Petros Council No. II, r.. & s.. M,
Will meet each Thursday at 6 o'clock ?. n
from LIST October to lst April and ut
o'clock from lst April to lst October, on
the following dates, June "a, July22 Aug
10, Sept. lG, Oct. 81, Nov. Is, and Dee IL.
J.. +. lII.AR, Il. I.
G. W. BRuSsoN, Recorder.
Eureka Chapter No. l3, r.. A.. NJ.
Will meet each Friday ut 6 O'clock =. NJ
from lst Qctobsr2toe lst april, aid ats
o'clock from lst April to 1st October Oh The
tollowing dates, June is, July lG, Aug. Is
Sept. 10, Oct. 8, Nov l2, Dec. 10. ''.s'e T
w. Fl. .GlRARDEAU, II. z. :
w. J. DETREvILLE, Sec.
shibboleth LolgerNo. 2S, rA.'. F.. M..;-
Will meet <eacli J1,esdaW 1T q, oelock
from lst Oct. to lst April and at s o'clock
from lstApril to LIST October: on the; follow.
ing dates, June S,Jhly 6, Aug. 3, Sept. 7,
Oct. 5, Nov. ., Dcc.7.
JAS. Il. IZLAR, W. NJ.
JAS s. IIEYwARp, Sec
may 20 1875 I'm.
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Fifteen years ago, Mr.. j. M. Brun-
son, then ~ small boy, while playing
with other boys, had cotton seed, ,
thrown into his car, The Doctor in At
tempting to extract it, pashed it
further III, and there it has since re-
'maincd, causing Mr.. Brunson a good
deal Of pain and annoyance, but
strange to say, on Thursday last while
using an ear pick he extracted The
seed III almost as eno'l condition MS it
was Wien j. got intohis head fifteen
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AS aspeci nen Of good paiy,ting,!wc
would difeot'attcation to thf front q
Dr.. Wannamakers drug store, as fi4
ishcd AH by Mr. w. G, Mitchell, ,also
the grtihing md general p4inting, Oh
aud in the new store of Mr.. Frantz
Briggmann This work }hows- that
no 'pr4 4:ntice hand" was there, but
that it Sas executed by II master Of
bis art. Mr.. Mitchell knows how to
do gooA work. and does if.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-07-10

We u VISITED iit.d llitnh the .;Fi.i KFln where Mr.
Livingston is now burning about one
hundred and. fifty thousa nd. bricks for
the new Court House building. It is
well worth walk down to the, yard,
to see this huge pile with its roarilig
fires, and long lines ofheated bricks,
the blazing, smouldering, smoking
mass, with its attendantspirits, begri-
med, and blackencd with SCOT and
smoke suggests very forcibly certain
regions so, famously described by
Dante The burning ofthis Kiln was
begun on Monday last, and will he
closed up today or tomorrow.
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"fes, SIR yelled preacher in a
Dakota church on Sunday morning,
there's more lying, and swearing, and
81 stealing and general dcyiltry, to the
square inch in this here town than; in
all the rest Of the American country
and then the congregation got up and
dumped the preacher out ofthc win
dow.
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lRLAL JUsgYCEcs .C0URqn

TRIAL JUSTICES COURT, II.
We will take our cotcmporary' 5
advice and not Say, that business has
been dull this week among. the trial
Justices, although it is the fact. we
do not care to bring down such nnoth-
'er rush Of cases MS visited our town
Inst week.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-07-10

Wcqre sorry to say that Mr.. F.
.DeMarA met with painful
accident on Wednesday lasi, that
might fave resulted fatally. A-horse
just Purchased by him, became
excited and running away,
tllreY ! him npou alpile Of lum-
Der, bltnising his face and side. For;
tunatefy the Injury is not serious and Ii al
We .holPe to see him yut again soon.
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d DWELLINGS IYANTED-

DJVELLINGS WANTED
1t has been, and is, a mystery to'us,
that with capital seeking investm ent,
and an extraordinary demand for
small Dwellings, no one will use their
money in that way. We venture the
prediction that iffity Dwellings were
built, not one would be withouta
tenant two weeks after completion and
any amount Of rent almost could bo
obtained, that the landlord might
choose to ask, q lot Of such buildings
put up OH either or both OF our New
Streets, would pay handsomely. Will
not soInu one try.t!
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S;cIo6Ltt1AlKE- t1AlKE s 5fts!,
We understand that the Clerk of
the Board of School District No. 10
v. d. Bowman has been blamed for
advocating a high Tax for School pur-
poses, tins is not 80. he suggested and
pressed levy Of Two Mills, having
FOUND from experience that it would
be sufficient to carry On the various
sc chools during the coming year, the
additional mill to meet "bael1. in:
acbtedness," was imposed to pay
claims that be says he was unaware
bf.
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FOURTH OFHJULI

FO URIYT OFHJULI-
The fourth came on the fifth this
year, or ut any rate that was tho day
the fun came of, what little fun there
was, four OF five Musicians in Base
Ball caps, turned out in an old wagon
aud ground out several tunes. for the
cdification of the little boys and
loafcrs, beyond that and a game of
Hot Jacket, with barrel slaves, the
day passed harmlessly by, and we are
now fairly under way in our One
hundrcdthr year Of American Indep-
cndance.
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Z A boy gat his fathers gun and
Is loaded it, but was afraid to fEc; he,
however, liked the fun Of loading, and
so put in another charge, but was still
afraid to fro. He kept on charging,
but without firing, until no Got six
charges in his Old piece. His grand
mother, learning his tcmcrity, smartly
Feproysedaa him I a4d ;grasping the old
continental discharged it. The re-
suit was tremendous, throwing She DID
lady onn, on ,1!f1ler: back, She promptly
struggled to regaiil, her feet but tho
hoy cried out: Lie still, granny; there
qre five more charges to go Off
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The g2,tsul CunoGasa,s for J uly has
just reached lis, as usual, tits full OF
intaImation upon 1sa slturll, Hor-
lVdft ura1, Manufacturing and NTisceT
laiscous srajects- No Southern plan
Ter should he ~ithout it.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-07-10

With deep regret we announce the
death of Mrs. Nm. j. DcTrcville on
Sunday last, although she had been
sick for some three weeks, still the
fatal termination came with startling
force to her family and friends. In
the sore afficGon.. of her stricken
family we feel that public sympathy
would be Utmost nm intrusion, We can
but leave them i'll their great grief to
mourn 7the loss Of one to whom tic
Old cl d adage so. aptly npplies
None knew her but to love her, none
named her but to bless"
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Mrs. Pooser's dwelling, over i'll the
Fork, we understood was entirely con-
sumed by fire OIL Wednesday last.
We learn that she lost all of her fur
niture, in fact everything in the house.
The origin Of the fire is unknown.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-07-10

Capt. F. H. W. R5iggpIanSl,s ) sstom'
as getting very near completion; it
as rooHy and convenient, aud the
captain tells as that he expects to be
ready to receive his rnsny! friends
there about the first of August.
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NOTICE.

hereby give notice to all Interested and
ct'nceriied, tl,at Emma Goodwin wislow Of
James Goodwin, intends to have her Home
stead, for herself and her minor Children
set oil in tho PERSONAL property of her late
husband in Faid- County, thirty one days
from tho date hereof
.'l,.l.i "a. 3: KN0WLToN,
Probate Judge.
o.
Orangcburg, C. H., July 10Th 1875.
july 10 1875 I'm.
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MARKET STREET.

as MARkET STREET
will dispose ofat private sale the whole
of my property located OH the corner of
Street and Market Street. Large lot, fine
Residence, good two story Store, ali ne
'ccssarv out buildings. fine We'll Of Water,
large Garden &c.
For further particulars, apply, on the
premises, 10
!. Mira EZEKIEL VAN NooRpEN.
july 10 1915 In
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APT: jas. r. IzL.47s-

CAPT jas. r. IzL.47s
Is now rapidly recovering from his
recent dangerous attack. We know
rthnt this announcement will be graft
tying to his many friends.
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years ago. This VIC get from Mr..
Brunson himself, who has shown us
tho seed. How lie has been able to
get Oh with this .ccd in his head, ant,
escape severe suffering we cannot i'm
agine, he tells us hat while it has not
caused great amount Of pain,
that since its extraction he has IL
strong feeling Of relief.
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EULS7'O LtIFLE CLUE

EULS7O RI37Lfg LL UB-
What has bccosaac .of it, Some Of
the members waut to know, what is
being done, and what is going to be
done. Won't some one "rise ii, ex-
plain"
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-07-10

The game of drafts has succeeded
those Of polka and old slcdge, and the
county officers and the other gentle
amen of leisure are industrious in work
ing out the science Of the game.
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l. 90. a. T.

Coroner j. Hammond Fordham is
absent from the Town on account of
the severe illness Of his Father in
Charleston. Is;
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TIE NATIONAL BOARD
Z FirG Undlc1,xv1,ite1.s

HEREBY OFFERS
"A Reward Of TWO HUNDRED aud
FlFTf DOLLARS for the delegation, CON
viotion updl pnnishment Of; ,the,psrty or
parties charged whit the crime -dl arson, in
firing the premises situate at Orangebnrg s,
G., belonging TO G.!S. s1tIRER, on June
9th 1879; said Reward will bo paid 'onl on
due proof, i,ving furnished the Executive
COMMITTEES Of the, conviction aud actual
punishment fsai.l criminaa. as
BY Order of the Executive Committee.
STEPHEN cRoWELL,
Chairman.
New York, June 2S 1873.
g6- For further information apply to
~ KIRK ROBINSON,
Insurance -igt
jnlya 1875 i. 2m
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u. n u i'.F.l-, -FI-T3.so I1I. 3 :
See an advertisement by Mrs. Eek
iel Van Noordcn;, Of valuable proper i;
ty for sale, dwelling house, and two
story store: They are Situated III Il a
very desirable ii partof the town, and
furnished with all conveniences. This
opportunity should be inviting to
parties with funds to invest.
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Estate Notice.

ss1' e rtrSses F.mands againat the
Estate OF dale, deceased, are
requested to hansa4y5sa properly, attcstetl
to the undersigned, or to. Mes,rs Liar &
Dinble,&; Attetneys; and all I,sraons indebtol
VII make payment to the undersigned, nr
to Z. Addtson fRahsdale, my AGENT
/ j. F. ROBINSON,
Gnhliactl l'Admiiiistrator.
orangehurg, S. G., July 3rtl, 1875.
juty.lO rt 1875 I'm. e
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BY news from the North an! West,
the same complaint comes, c.' exceed
ingly hot weather. One paper as
serts that the past Two weeks have beer
the hottest. known ut this season for
many years past.
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7. O. O. T..

Edisto Lodge No. 3y, Meets at Odd
Fellows Hall, every Monday evening Mt S
o'clock, from 20tl, March to Goth Sept and
at "A O'clock from Goth Sept. TO 10th March.
w. +. BARTON, N. G.
+. HcMARS, Sec. N.( y
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BASE BALL
The second game; in the match be-
tween the Oranges Of this place, and
the Cresccnts Of Bamborg. Which was
to have taken place on the 9th inst
ant, was postponed on account Of tho
death OF the estimable Lady, as an,
nounced in another part of our paper.
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sEO. c. DIAL- AZ
! We would ask attention of dealers
And builders to Mr.. Dial's card, III
Which he offers for sale thorough
stock Of hardware, building material,
house md carriagc finishing. and
trimming material, &c. This lis an
ol9 established house aud can be
thoroughly relied upon.
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We arc informed that worthy
colorcd man, Alec Walker by name,
lost his dwelling and outh9uscs with
all of their contents, by fire on the
29th ult. It was the act of an incen-
diary. the fire being applied nj, eleven
o'clock in the day. Il is pity some
OF these cannot be caught AND dealt
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For some months past we hhsc
failed to receive our, exchanges either
from The Sumter True So"Ai'on, or
the ClarenlonrrIir What. is ss1t!le
matter brothers Of The rcucil and scis-
strs