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Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-09-23
The Battles with the Sioux.

The loss Of life in the two battles
with the Sioux. great rs it has been,
is not by any means the greatest We
may have to count. The effect upon
the Indians themselves is far moro
dangerous; not only OH tho Sioux
nation elatcd witt! their victories, but
on all the tribcs in the vicinity Of tho
field Of operations. Already we arc
told that the Indians at the Berthold
agency are becoming rcstive, Wo
have seen the Grows leave General
Crook because the fight with their
hereditary enemies was not a victory.
When they learn, rs they soon will,
Of the destruction ofCustcr, the de-
feat Of Reno and the retreat of TORY
and Gibbons to tho Yellowstone, even
they may doubt whether success may
not lie i'll a war on the pale faces
rather than upon their red enomles.
The Crows arc just rs savage rs the
Sioux; the NIandans and Gros Men
tres have very bad records, and if
they are led to hclicve that the power
Of the white man is ON the wanc, tho
frontier settlements are likely to suf.
fer i'll degree VIC can only fancy
now by multiplying by hundreds tho
stories of raping, torture aud murder
which have come to us from time to
timo from the sparscly settled lands
Of the far West An alarming point
Ill connection with the recent battles
is the reported appearance Of several
white dcspcr:ldocs directing tho at-
tacks of the Sioux. Outlaws and
criminals of the worst stamp, which
even the border towns, with their
large numbers of desperate clarao,
tcrs, have been too hot to hold, thoy
arc just in the position to do most
damage, not merely from their super
ior knowledge at the tactics of tho
soldiers, but from tho effect their
crying down of the strength of tho
whites would have Oh Indians waver-
ing between reservation hccf aud
blankets and the prospect of Il scalp
ing party OH large scale. They can
tell the young bucks" that Red
Cloud and Spotted Tail and the chiefs
who have been East and touched tho
strength Of civilization are liars brib,
ed with n few presents. 1t will bo
some time before another advance can
be made, but when our troops do
movo the conditions Of swcoping
victory should be assured. Therefore,
we say.that merely enough" troops
should not DO tho motto Of the future.
-Nc,o York Hsyull.
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ORANGEBURG.
IL coMMuS PLEAS.
OlivcrOS Us. OliYcroS, q al.

VHvcrOs IS. UTlvcroS, a az.
For Sale, the Lot, and Residence on
Russell Street recently erected, between
Mr. Pixies and Mr.. Scovill's; with the
ornamental material for finishing the
piazzas, &c., In handsome style. The house
has French roof, three bay windows, and
kitchen extension, and has eleven Rooms in
gil. The Lot extends back to Glover
6ticet in the rear, has ol,tbnildings and Il
fine Well OF water. For further particulars,
apply TO Mrs. Rosa Oliveros, Exccntrx,
or the undersigned, who will receive pro-
pcaals Tor the purchase of the same.
Inc time for proof Of claims againt The
Estate Of the late l:sidro J. Olivcros has
been extended TO August LIST, 1876.
By Order Of The Court
c.B. GLOVER,
june 3 BIN.
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telllgcnt map i'll the country knows,
that with his partisans reform of the
civil service means turning out Rc-
publicans and turning in Democrats;
and that is the administrative re-
form to which q Tildcn administers
ton would Introduce us.
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J. SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER %, 1876

name iii Sioux is Lame Bull, owing
to q permanent lamcncss in his right
leg. lie goes dressed as plainly and
us dirty ms any In,lian Of low degree;
he has 4 powerful appetite for whisky,
and will get drunk whenever al
opportunity offers"
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MARGARET LILY.
[ CUnchu1c1.1

lyf" he asked.
Margaret shook her head: Gle
disappeared the day that you started,
and | have never seen him sincc,o
Cranbournc looked at his broken
arm; Give seen llim,' said lie.
The next afternoon she went acai7
to see her wounded lover, but lie had
gone.
Packed up bag and baggage just
after you left yesterday, and skcd;,d
died this morning" said Mr.. Holmes.
Nlargarct's face palcd in spite OF her,
but her clear, sweet voice BETRAYED,
no change
'On The stagc?" she asked.
"lts" said Matte. ooh. Mar
garct, think he's ii. awful man; |
just hate Him !"
Don't, Mattlc" ~ she answered
with 4 little shud,lcr.
rs she went out Il "Grcascr" passed
the door; she knew lin, not very
iavorahly, rs Il friend Of Gomez.
lie looked III her face. and went in
an opposite direction; live minutes
after she met him again.
III you want to hear about him, .
pointing over his shoulder toward Mr..
llo'ncs' house, $50 up to Vain
wrlghts tomorrow.
Then, as il to avoid questioning, he
took Il rapid departure.
Margaret hn, peculiar and
invinciblc dislike toward Mr.. Vain.
wright, but lis wife was one OF those
placid, good enough women who
would I've pcaccabIy with either Il
saint ora demon.
Margaret woula have gone, how
ever, almost anywhere to have seen or
heard from Granbonrnc; perhaps Il
letter WAS t!c.a perhaps he was there;
what hopes, dreams and wishes crep,
through her heart, pen could hardly
tell.
They l'rcnki;;Slcd carly, earlier
even than usual, and Margaret 81 ,ol
tEc pillows, and male her mother 5
position comfortable with more tllan
usual care; her mother had looked 1T
ltr q; late very wistfully, but she had
asked no questions, and Cranhour.ie :
name was hardly mentioned between,
them
"G"odhvc, mother dear" she .ail,
kissing her withcrcd checks, and then
her lips. 'l'll lie back soon. Fin
going np The canyon toward Vain
wri9ht'a."
Good bye, daughter"
1t was the mil,lcst OF fall weather
warm and pleasant; and NIarsarcts
step grew lighter and her tall form.
straightcr rs she walked. She had
an easy, graceful walk; those who
loved her liked to watch her.
~ Wainwright's, not iii the house,
but near il, she met Gomez.
Ills ill-iavorcd face lighted at the
sight ofhis goddess. "NIc ask You 10
come" he said.
"What for" demanded Margaret
with aslnking heart.
Then Gomez told her, in broken
English ckcd out Will, many gestures,
that he had shot Cranl,ournc, tllat lie
had mcnt to kill him, and that now
nc was going to follow the stage, and
fake surcr aim at his false heart
She, who had been wronged, should
be rcycngcd.
Nlargarct's oy,' flashed with their
old fire. "If you do," she said, 81
will kill you. / could kill you now
How dared you lcll nc this? love
that man, how dared you touch him
Yon J"
Gomez drew back little, looking
troubled and doubtful but not angry;
the old spell Of her magical eyes was
upon him, and lie WAS wholly her
slave.
If she had asked him TO save the
liic of this man whom he hated, hated
unto death, he would have done il.
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he Cordial IsatI:i OF $yriculn
: and Tonic. l'iEIS.
NERVOUS DEBILITY,

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ti'a>" ":n'rv'i:> ',rt!"l:> from III. ~..:!!'-
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VOLUME 10.
A CARD

Dr. J. G.. WANNAMAkER is in pos
'.ession Of the Receipts and Prescription
Books Of the late DR.. Il. J. Olivcros. All
persons desiring TO get any Of the above
Preparations or Renewal Of Prescriptions
can do SO by calling on
DR.. WANNAMAKER
at his Drug Store.
aug 21-3m
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DENTISTRY. d I is Z
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BANKRUPT SALE.
IN bs matter of /. G. UIfe ant
John " Bonner BaHkr'Pts.

?, Ms matter of 4. G.. UIte Gnd
JOHN " Bonner BaHkr'Pts.
In pursuance Of decree made on the
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SATURDAY, FEB. 5h, 1876,
House and part OF Lot No. 10 in town
Il Guvaudottc, ". va, on Burlington
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Also the lot in said town on which theSaW
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TrRMS OF SALE:-One-third ash,
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THOS. u. HARVEY,
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..... 81. 49,
NUAblE LANDlN LOGAN ~.
John Chair,
V.
Anderson Bla'r.
tN'CUANCERN.
tN.CUANCERY

Bv virtue Of decreetal order rendered
in the above STYLED cause at the October
Term, 1873, OF the County Court Of logan
County, tic undersigned, as Special Com
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bdder,.at the front door Of Logan Court
House,
On Thursday, February 10Th, 1876
A tract Of 200 acres Of land, on Laurel
Fork Of Pigeon Creek OF Sandy River
said tract Of land is the same that was
conveyed 10 the said Blair by Edward
Rairden. bv deed bearing date September
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Clerks Office of the County Court OF ln-
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TERMS -Ore-third Of the purchase
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II. CLAY RAGLAND,
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad,

Which, Line ns
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running this road from the city !anios,oH Va Rich
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the deferred
date
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nd
ere
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AGENTS w ANTEp.

Address. AGENCY pEP. ETNENT. Frank
IeS..,'s Publishing House, 5.' Fcar' street. New
NuL Jan. 6-6uO.
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EOE SALE

IVW sell tNe rne large dwelling house In
which reside. wy cheap. on the following easy
terms; Une fourth sash. balance IN eight SIN
teen alJ twenty-fOlr months. This house has
eleven IurlI-. ana uue ut ,he best LulIt IN the
cts. Tue LOFTS wrI. tmrr, VCd. sNd las al som
vruicp IS iur whole property makes udas
.tmc ilJ desirable .ule.
III STAGE GIBSON.
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Buokingham's Dye.
rcp TYJ3 WHISPERS.

As our Remover in many eases
requires too long time, and too
much care, to restore gray or faded
Whiskers, We have prepared this
dyc, in ono preparation, which will
qilicl,ly and cilectually accomplish
this result. Ii is easily applied,
and produces \ color Which will
neither rub nor wash of. Sold Wy
all Druggists. Price Fifty Cents.
Manufactured ~ +. P. FALL & CO.,
NASIJA. y. II.
Fer s,Ic NJ SMITH DAVIS &C.,,
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VICK'S
Flower and Vegetable Seeds

s-. tse best o., wo,J produces. They arr plan
t,.I Dr., d, u.Iti1r people 300 America. ami the re-
SUIT Is. ucl.t.fl Flowers aIU Vegetables. y
p..,.L DatI.o-ue sen; .rcr 60 al who cuclosc
the .o-fa-r-l g cent s'lCtP.
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= Complete Pictorial History @
the Times" The best, cheapest
and most successful Family Pa
per in the UuiOn."
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Ayers Ague Cure,

No one remedy Is lounC.
called T." 10y thcncccssn "a
rho American people than
q SUITE and ,afe cure foe
Fever ard sgv.. Su"S
a.. e-r. .ts,.. ..s.af,f.,i - .N.s-
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Which, rs Line.
through and traffic and
Wester states andh
bridge be point
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