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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-25

rR.AZING. for a considerable number Of
W bnr. IS. on PamunRey-ryer land near The
Pipn, tree ferry, at IS per mouth. !,
:. THnu - u. CART tR, s
Moneuia nost,qase, ktpS Witi.am county,
my 24.tsH
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@ BLACK SILKS; TRIP E d,
PLAID. and PLAIN C0LoRED SILKS at lower
prices than the snmc quality of goods can be pur-
chased for elsewhere Those who arc In the habit
of sending north for their silks arc Invited TO bling
their samples and compare with our goods.
LEVY BROTHERS.
The largest, cheapest, and best assorted stock OF
PARASoLS and SUN-UMBRELLAs m this city,
my19
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SUMNER RESORTS.
GUNNER BOARD.

Or l man PREPARED a to take goARpTRs by the
Rooms pleasant ard nlcsIy furni,bsd aasIactye-
wen supplied. Terms moderate. Addre.ss" 1 'abIs
my 25-3,s 4, ~ ls!.
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MATING! MATING! MAT.
TISG!-WHITE, RED-CHECk, and FANCY
MATING ut all prices. olL-CLOTHo In all
widths and qualities CARPETS in Bru' els Ia
pestry, Tnree-rly. Ingram, Hemp, anu Venetian.
COCOA MATING,
RUGS, COCOA MATS,
Has.OCKS,
WlNDOm SHADES,
LACE and NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS ana
CURTAIN-FIXTURtS, at
LEVY BROTIERES',
1Ol7 and 1919 Main street. Richmond, Va.
The largest stock If PARASOLS In this city and
at the lowest prices. myl9
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n1y- MOURNING GOODS of every de-
scription
GRAPE CLOTHS,
BOMBAZlNES, TAMISE,
BARGE, GRENhDISE,
DELalSaS, TAMARTINF,
ALPACAS,
CREPE and LOVE Wells,
ENGLISH aud ITALIAN CREPES,
CREPE COLLARS,
MOIrRNISG HANDKERCHIEFS, for ladies and
gentlemen;
BLACK CLIFTON HOSE, GLOVES, and RUIZ
FINS at LEVY BROTHERS..
A complete assortment of sUN-UMBRELLAs.
my19
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FAKE
sIMMONs's LIVER REGULATOR
for all diseases of the Liver Stomach, and Spleen
1t IS eminentlya Family Medicine;
and by ~ ing kept ready for inIHedi-
ate resort will save many an hour OF
suffering and many dollar IN time
and doctors bills.
After F.rty Years trial 1t Is still re-
ccivIng the most uuqGn lifted tesilno-
mails OF It's virtues from persons OF
the hiylirst character and RESPONSE
blitg Eminent physicians colulnena
EfFECTUAL SPECIFIC
for CONSTIPATION, HEADACHE,
PAIN in the SHOULDERS, pIZZI-
NESS, SOUR STOMACH. bad taste
In the MOUTH, BILIOUS At
TACKS, PALPITATIoS Of the
the KIDNEYS. DEspoSDESCY,
GLOON. sud Iorebodings Of EVIL,
all of which are the offspring OF
O DISEASED LIVER.
If you teel DULL. DRoWsY,
DEBILIT ATED. have frf4leut
HEADACHE. MOUTH TASTES
BADLY. POOR hrPETITE, ana
TONGUE COATED. yOuare SUI
ftring Irom TORPID LIVER or
"EILIOCSSESS," and nothing
will cure you 80 speedily ano
ncrmancnilY.
me LIVER the largest organ
in the BODY. Is generally tie
seat Of the disease, and II not
REGULATED In time great SUI
fefing, wrclchtdncSs, and
DEAF II will ensuc.
Armed with this ASTiDOTT. all climates anc
changes of water and food may be faced wilhonl
fear AS relEedy IN Mel.ARI4Us FhEEks
BOWEL COMPLAINTS, RES TLESSN ES ).
JAUHDiCE, NAUSEA.
THE CHEAPEST. PURES,r. AND BEST FAM
LIZ MEDICINE IN THE WORLD!
~ have never seen or tried
suchs pie, .icgcious, sat-
iSiaCtory, aud pleasant RENEE
dy in nv liic."-ll. HAINER,
81. Louis. Mo.
Hon. Alex. II. Stephens.
~ occasionally use, when my
condition requires Ii, Doctor
simmons's Liver Regulator
with good e1ects"-HoS.
ALEX. II. sTEP, EMS.
Governor Of alabama
"Your Regulator has been
in use In my family for some
time. and am persuaded I'll
valuable addition to the
medical scencc."-Gov. >.
GILL SHORTER. Ala.
~ have used the Regulator
In my fSmiIy for the past sew
enteen years. can safely re-
commepd It IA the world rs
the best medicine have ever
used for that class Of diseases
1t purrorts to cure."-H. r.
President of City Bank
"simmons's Liver kegula-
tor has proved good and aht-
cnci"us medicine."-C- A.
NUTTISG.
Druggists.
I'VE have been acquainted
with DIR. simmonss Liver
Medicine for more than twsn-
ty years. and know II 10 be the
best Liver Regulator offered
to the public.n-A. r. LYON
and Ii. l.. LYON, Bellefon-
tame, Gu.
SIMMONS'S
LIVER REGULATOR.
For Dyspepsis. Constipation, Jaundlce, Bilious
nttacks Sick Headache, Collie, Depression OF Sptr-
It's, sour Stomach, Heartburn, &c. &c.
1T HAS NO EQUAL.
lisa faultIess family mcEtcine.
Does not disarrzDgc the system.
Is sure to cure II taken regularly.
Is no drastic, violent medicine.
Does net Interfere with business.
Is no intoxicating beverage.
I'm. he a rrn A. nIt Yernatfea.
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~ THE NEW STYLE IMITATION
LACE wISDOW.SHADE,n now so fashionaDie, can
he had =, very much below regular prices at LEVY
RRoTHERs, who also offer great inducements In
LACE CURTAINS,
CORNICES, BANDS,
KNOBS, LOOPs,
PICTURE CORDS and PICTURE NAILS.
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1917 and 1919 Main street.
One thousand five hundred PARAs0LS, from
which you can make your selections. my IL
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Two ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
T. Take notice that as guardian Of Emma Z. kehr 1
will apply 10 The { Ia Gerry Court o. The c'ty OF
me 10 receive the fund belonging 10 my ward In
the cause If YratuIau and Wifi Versus hehr, trus.
lee. and remove the sane from tns state 10 s9lii-
van county Tennessee, Where ] have qualified rs
her guardian, ana where she resides with ME.
WisLlAM Is. GALE.
Guardian az Enama +. kshr,
~ f a.. CONNER; pls COUNSEL.
sy l1-TatY
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DARaEo'S HOTEL, HAMrION, NAy

j. BARNES, PROPRIETOR.
will omen for the season The FIRST OF JUNE.
he tables VIII besuprlIed With al the ceicsclc.
of The sit-ws or section, and vrry attention In!d
10 III. con- fort Of guests. here X also every coz
y.ni.pra for trirhiup my 20 I'm
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RoCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS
FIVE MILES SOUTH OF CHFsApEt.tKKSiSIA
OHIO RAILROAD. AID
JAMES A. FRAZIER .ppo,,
OPEN TO TIE PUBLIC JrSE ,sr
SafACIl1 '....s.s .......,.......EfGHr Hrrp,-

CF
This celebrated watering place will ba te,.
s'yie uns urp,s,rd IN the mountains OF Viryint.s
AS 10 Inc qualities Of the waters and IN. hih Una.
gard In which they are hello By the mc,c Nh re-
vans me reader Is rrferrea to the n,mnhn'. VI.
Messrs. Purcell, Ladd Il Co.'S who are agent a, ~
the wafer sDd salts. ' agents Tor
Among The great features Of Ties. Sprtng.
amusemehts. which are varied. and f,c a.. r me
tnose or any watering-placc In Viryin,a US US
Strand Masqu" Balls AMI Carnival In snier -, ns
Drlii:ancy surpsss anything ever witnessed io a t
sncfi0n OF The country In fsct. uohinr ~, ms ms
Sind has ever been attempted ny any other ~, .e
resort and nothing bu, desire TO lead tonla has
indhced the Immense outlay necessary In 800 ~.
Moxlev, the uncomfortable Washington cns,,,,. Hte
WIN his regiment Of assista nls CARL All: ~ n"F,
tunes, tons OF fireworks, and thousands ~ Cb eo
lanterns, ami oceans II eyergrsens "'S
The Grand Carnival. which pr,coces n. 49,,
aGsque one night. Is led By profe ;,or RtiehoDtt
full brass band: followed by Ma;or-GeneraI -
command Of thc Mulii2an Guards ana bi. . "a
famed and thoroughly Trained RI p1,nl Colo ,ir,
General l.. follows with "A coun.erpar, ar I'n r
Birnuns men. This pageant, pas Ing ihrouch H. -
beautiful lawn tina, nature seem, 10 have de,tyn.
Tor just such scenes. all lighted un with IN. H.
sfnlS OF lanterns and calcium lights with o."
works OF the most beautiful description in mi, L.
all over The grounds. presents siyht that nnn c'
not describe, and must bc seen - be apnr.ri,,'i
Therefore all goos Richnlond cltiZeus, e.u.ci,,t:
the young, are expected up this summer
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CWEET CuALYBEATE SPRINGS, AL.

SWEET CHALYBEATE SPRINGS, AL.
- LEGHANY COUNTY. VA" NINE NILES
FROM ALLhGHA:i STAIioN; On TIE
u-dc, signed. for several years connected Win me
oficial manipemcrt Of the abovc.taned Sbrlns,,
for the past few years tn the sans c'phcl,E a!
.p,ctul!y announce 10 i- frirndr and III" springs
going public that lie h 4, !cls d hcs- cELEB"AFED
TONIC >PRiNGS-ihe best In the mountains hpIH
20, DnISKIEt; AND BATHING and viii open TIE IA
on the FIRST OFJiiNE 1875. for The rccepti"D
of visitors rs lrsf-class IN all dcnartmeni$. Tho
establishment having been nfcrnahied arg p", IN
God order he hopes 70 receive >hare Of III" pub.
lie patronage. For pamphlets ana circular. n.
Gure Of Messrs. PURCELL, LAID & Co Rich-
nond: COLEMAN. RODGERS & CO., Baltimore; or
NJ lie undersigned ~ ih- priugs.
nv Do. I'm x. r. WI" son. Pronri"'"r.
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N1T NEW AND ELEGANT STOCK
OF
DRY GOODS

FOR hh1'oF Ai- IA i"1 "
T. r. PRICE & CO arcsgain represented In The
northern markets. and have opened many new ano
desirable FANCY DRESS and MOURNING GOODS ol
The rarrst faoricS.
H,MHUKGII pOLoSAIsKS OF choice shades,
rLhCK DOUBLE CHAIN CANVAS GRESAD1SE,
BLACK IRON GRkSADISE.
BLACK PLAID IiRkSADINEtor OVer>klrls' -
BLACK GRENADINES from 4Oc., Soc, to 80 per
yard: - 1,,,
Sew shades PLAID ard CHECKED CAMELs LAIR
PLAID aud PLAIN PoNGEE POILSs. ~
R0KDEEED UhGASD,ES and JACCOSETS. DRESS
SILKS OF every color and quality STRiPtD Sins
from 75c to ~ pr yard. light ana inc'llim MI
GIovr. Two AMI three buuuusI. GLOVE FITTING
t,OR, from | TO IS EACH HAMECRGII EpGlSGs
ami ISSERTINGs. THREAD GLOVES, ELK GLOVES
II.ryTiETsNc my3
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MEETINGM,

V1RG in A LODGE, NO. 2, lA
kNlGATS OF PYlHIsS.-A Gy-oNA
stated meeting will be held THIS (ruas- fH p u
oayl EVENING aL 8 o'clock II Pythtan tsaz.SS7
Castle Halt Al Knights in good stand SSSU
ing are fraternsiiy invited. by order of Iss1
the T.. G.. HF UUWSts.
my 2a.itk Keeper OF Records and Senl
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r NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

OWNERS OF LOTS IN HOLLl WA w Ia
" CEMETERY are reoresifuly r'qa lIsg amt
view of ,he earls approach vi he meIos na ,ni ia
yrrsasy IN have their lots cleaned up ara .a To-
nronsr acpujlion suitable occasion ~
Hg orsef ~ the fRs sipEST. s.er,tasY,
ny 2a.lW saAAs Ii, saJsDhsas sssss'S'3'
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LUMBER, &C.
UMBER. LUMBER! LUMBER

TRUMAN 4. PARKER 20. r,ral
have on hand at their yarcs. corner Fith ana al al
and sixth and Canal streets, itr2e ssi.oSSn.tW-
kinds OF LUMBER: also, GLaL 81 miibTlIs,
SAsH. DOORS and BLlStS, SHlSGLts, LA IT,.
&c, &c, WHICH they Offer FOR sale stvery low VI
M al m
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'THE ROANOKE RED SULPHUR
nv 6-Tu&FSt DIR. o. Willy. Salem,
VAST BELLEMONTE

n
~ (ALBhNARLE COUNTY, Val
viii be opened on III" 18th Of JuSE proNmo
for the accom- modaiiyn at III hMhR BOARDERS.
This rural retire IT. situated In sight Of ktswick De-
Mt, on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, NINETY
miles west Of Richmond, Va. IL The tnId,t of IN
elegant, refined cornmurity, splendid mpulr.ia
scenery aud delightful waters. The proprietor i,.
ters herself ctrrs rare advantage 10 inoc desiring
II pleasant ana healthy summer resort For pi:t-
culirs address 3,RS. EDWARD Thu
RefcI c .ces J. Il. PACE, rsG: q. W. RofSTER
& %. T.. A. Subj EFT & co, A.P. Fox. auI T. T.
.rRTpTr nv 2i-im
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A ETON HOUSE.

uYGElA HOTEL, c,r,.
III OLD POINT COMFORT, VIRGINIA.
This spleL did Hotel WITH he open iorthe recep'io
OF guc,ts on the 10Th Of May. The proprietor . ia.
enlarged The building AND made numerous iN
proTeipenis. consisting Of adhillonsl step ,.
apart me ms. billiard and bathrooms, proEe ne
onnncIn p.nsyinon &c when make IL one u In9
most All active Sc hMEh RESULTS 70 Oe ''~--
Oh the seaside.
TERMS: 43 prr day; $3.50 per week.
For further inform alton address - -,,
nv Him n. rHQ:BUS. Proprietor.
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4 SHLAND HOTEL, situated 10 Ashland,

4 SHLASD HOTEL, sIluited 10 Asn'a"'t
N Hanover county, Va. sixteen mile, hoils a., a
Richmond on the Rl"huo,d, Frrdtrlcksonr , at.
Potomac r.il!oad. offers FIRsr-CLAss ACoAn|y
NATIONS al LOWEST RATES. Rooms Large az.
sestly furn shed; seryaot polite and attenise'
table supplied daily frool kichmona IT. ma nd
rro:InLs umple aud very attractive. FAmiiiee aAr
Transient visitors will fad thi, one or siis N'"S
pleasant epahE'N NJ. ...,.ty re-
Ia Virginia. IL the mid. OF rsanei t s2ca sHd
aoessible py r.il nom all ponts. Borders WIZ "a
furnished with railroad tickets u scni,oh4
return Tor 6Oc round trip. being hait price
For terms and other parilcnlsrs Apply ~
a,u Proprietor.
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ROCKS, STATIONERY, &c.
SPLENDID STOCK OF GOLD PEI

SPLENDID STOCK OF GOLD PENS.
We have just opened large stock OF
GOLD PFNS,
all sizes, embracing long ribs, short nios, broad
poiuts. medium points. fine points.
BARREL PENS. OBLIQUE Pans, BANK
PENS,
OF different degrees OF hardness and elasticity.
All hands can he suited.
PEN-HOLDERs IN GREAT VARIETY;
SCREW AND SLIDE PENCIL-CASES, WITH
AM. WITHOUT PENS:
MAGIC PEN Ills, CHARM PiSClLs.
nv % WOODHOUSE & PARHAM.
NEW BOOKS. MAY 22.-S)u,halps Re-
~ cent Origin of Man: GOlemau's Biblical tlas;
Lambs Complete Works; Sydney Smiths Com
plete Works: Mscready's kemini ce aces: For
syihe's History of LAWYERS; Names ancient Law !;
Headey's Sacred Mountains: Hure's Essays; Pres
bylerlan Cookbook: Green's nglEsh People; H"-
garth, Works: Mackay's Lost B-auties; Geigers
Judaism nd Schiller's Works; hous eau s
Confessions; Murray's My holosy; Roherts'S Here:
dty: Maria Monks Laughter. All the NE"
WORKS at 1915 Main street.
my22-aSw RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
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Nearly all diseases originate from indigestion and
torpidilv Of the liver, and rrlief Is always anx-
iously sought SITTER IL the liver Is regulated In Its
action reath Is almost invarLtbiy secured. Want
o. action In the liver headache, constipation.
aundce pain In the shoulders, cough, cnlls, tzzi-
ness sour stomach. bad taste IN the mouth. bilious
tucks pa,pitation OF the hesrt, depression OF spi
rits. or the blues. and u hundred other symptoms.
for which SlHMpNo's LIVER REGULATOR Is
the best remedy that has ever been discovered. II
acts mildly -tr ,ly, and being simple yegeta.
bic compound, can do no intury In any quantities
that II may tie taken. l. Is harmless 10 every way.
II has Hen used for TO- y years, and han!retS OF
thu good and great frGni all parts OF the country
will youch for It's being the pures, and best.
NH l0-tJe2S
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Buv no pOWUSIS OF pFepdTco S1hhoNo LAVE 4.
REGULATORS unless In our en<rayed wrappe
with trademark, stamp, and signature unbroken
none other Is genuine.
j. II. ZEILIN & CO.,
Macon. Ca. and Philadelphia.
THE SYMPTOMS of Liver
Complaint are unit asiness and
pain In the side. Sometimes
the pa n Is In the shoulder, and
IS MISTAKEN for rheumatism.
The stomach Is afecte1 with
LOSS or APPETITE and sick
ness. bowes In general COS
TIVE, sometimes alternating
with lax. The HEAD Is trou-
bied with pain, and dull, heavy
sensation considerable Loss
OF MEMORY. accompanied
With painful sensation Of hay
lpgLEFT USpOSE something
which ought TO have teen
done. Often complaining OF
weakness, DEBILITY, and low
spirits. Sofne,Im's MANY OF
the above symptoms attend the
disease, and At other times
very FEW Of them; but the
LIVER Is generally the organ
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SIMMONS'S
CAUTION.

CAUTION.
BUY no powders or prepared SIMMOES'S LIVER
REGULATORS unless In our en<rayed wrapper
with trademark, stamp, and signature unbroken
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-05

as Clerk OF the House, ana protested against
the reading OF any Document. by vlgers. The
General then had the document read by
his Adjutans who accompanied him. The
Clerk OF the House and myself declined
to point out the members who had been
seated ny order OF the House. The General with
drew after applying to vigers, who was either IN
willing or unable to point them out General
De Trobriand returned shortly IN company
with General Campbell, who pointed them
out. Previous to the appearance Of Gen.
erai De Trobriand the Committee on Credentials
mad reported, and eight contestants tall conserv-
atives, had been seated by the House. When
General De Trobriand attempted to eject Mr..
Vaughn from caddo, Mr.. Vaughn protested. di.
rected Mr.. Vaughn not to allow himself to be
elected except at the polnt OF the bayonet Gen.
eral De rrobriand then called upon
SOLDIERS DRAWN Up IN LINE
In the lobby OF the House, with bayonets nxed.
and, between nle Of soldiers, Mr.. Vaughn was
marched out OF the House, and SUCCESSFULLY,
in the same manner, each member VINO had
oeeu seateu oy oruer OF sne house was marcneo
out. each member protesting and asking that his
protest be placed on the journal. Immediately
thereafter the General approached me and In
formed me that, in obedience TO his orders from
Governor Kellogg, he would have the roll called
by vigers I again protested against she execu-
ton or such an order, satisfied that the House be-
ing organized the Governor could not call
upon the federal troops. General De Trobriand
ordered the roll called. vigers was about to
call the roll, when ordered my SerQeant-at-Arms
to eject Mr.. vgers, which order was obeyed. The
General thereupon called IN die OF soldiers and
surrounding the Clerk the roll was again about
being called by him. I again
PROTESTED IN POSITIVE LANGUAGE
and gave notice that would withdraw and ask
the members not TO participate In any further
proceedings OF the House under federal
bayonets. l and the conservative men,
bers Of the House then withdrew. de-
sire in addition to state that my object in
organizing the House in the manner did had
several legislative precedents. The whole pro-
ceedings copied from the journal OF the radi-
cal Legislature OF 1868, OF which l was q member.
the legality OF which was aferward substant iated
by all the courts OF our State.
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CONTINUED ON SEVENTH PAGE
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that throughout large portion of the State con.
dition of anarchy and violence has more or less
prevailed for some time past; that the laws have
been disregarded, blood has been shed. and the
constituted authorities have been displaced BY
force. In the interest OF the whole people let me
beg OF you to take immediate measures to secure
the enforcement OF That obedience to law, without
which no civilized community can prosper No
amount OF misgovernmcnt, no oppressive taxa
ton no usurpati0n of Office II such there be- can
satisfactorily explain to the people OF other COM
munities the fact that there Is less security for
human lie in Louisiana than In almost
any other state Of the Union; that grave crimes
are committed and 60 unpublished Of justice, the
criminals often having the sympathy OF the com.
munity that assassination for political reasons Is
practised and appauded and that In the whole OF
northwest Louisiana there Is scarcely town
where peaceful, industrious citizen from another
State could openly proclaim himself republican
and be permitted to pursue his avocation without
annoyance or molestation. SO long as lawless-
ness Is known to prevail our railroads will remain
unfinished and capital and emigration will seek
other fields Tor investment.
TIE GREAT NEED or LOUISIANA
is peace. The evils complained OF are infinitely
less Injurious to the credit and prosperity OF the
state than the sangunary riots which have
marked our history during the past year. And,
let me add, gentlemen, by way Of solemn warning,
that when, as we have recently seen In this city,
the very children, taught BY the example Of their
elders, are permitted to resort to violence 70 en-
force their peculiar opinions, We are sowing the
wind to reap the whirIwind. Armed political Or
plantations that have recently been formed
throughout the State are for the moment united
By . common interest," but the time will come
when they viii no longer have unity OF purpose
and then the lesson they have been taught that
force can rightlully override law may unhappily
lead to otner scenes OF violence and bloooshed;
but with
CHANGE OF COMPLAINTS.
Permit me to say, in conclusion. that no one can
more earnestly desire some mai settlement OF the
difnculties that for two years have disturbed the
State than do myself But have responsibilities
| cannot avoid. am sustained oy the courts and
recognized by the President as Executive Of thm
CONTINUED ON SEVENTH PAGE
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1875-02-20
The State Of South Carolina,
r ORANGEBURG COUNTY,

BY AUGUSTUS B. KNOwLTON, Esquire,
Probate Judge
WHEREA s, Charles II. Jones hath made
suit to me, to grant to him Letters of
Administration of the Estate and effects of
Joseph Mcnamara late Of said County
deceased. *~+''
These are therefore TO cite and admo nish
We iyall. il and singular the kindred and Creditors
of the said Joseph Mcnamara deceased
that they be and appear, before me, in the
Court of Probate, to be held at Orang eburg
c. H., on February 18th day next after
publication hereof at II O. clock in The fore
noon, TO show cause, if any they have why
the said Administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand, this 30th day of
January Anno Domin 1875
T.. MI AUG. B. KNOWLTON,
Judge Probate, O. C.
feb 6 Z 1875 2t
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S1' Sale Under Mortgage.

BY virtue Of Mortgage Executed and
delivered to ]. s. G. Sellers, by Abram
Shuler dated Feb. Goth 1874, | VIII sell at
Orangeburg in front of the Sheriffs office,
on Monday the first day of March next,
ono Mouse colored Mule, seized under said
Mortgage
Terms Cash.
aE February 18th 1876.
,s1o12. Ym 81 PETER GRAY Agt.
feb 13 1876 st
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N(lE,I(GlE

The Copartncrship .ofvOs Els IzLARis
this Ydaysdisolved by mutnal:conscnt. Tac
business will hereafter be carried on at tho
same place by j. GEO. VOSE, who will
settle all the business of tho old firm.
J. GEORGE VOsE,
- 'gWM.sW. IZLAR
Thanking ~.our friends for past patrolr ag c
we solicit tho continuance Of the same TO-,
Mr.. VOSE.
w. v. IZLAR.
orangoburg, January 1st, 1875.
jan0 1876 at
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Il. G.. GREGORY

HAS OPANED n SHOP at Riggs Old Brick
Store for the purpose Of Repairing Watches
and Clocks. His work is guaranteed to
give satisfaction or no pay required. lie
will be glad to serve his old customers and
the public. generally. Prices moderate.
may 3m 1874