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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-09
wa,eate wessen III. Grfinoer er,psrfs.

Grit uab Grlauguua bes Baterts meroen 0e6uh.
zen bered3net. u. $ 6 SO. &. epwaro,
ar. 18, Secou6fraBe. Der 8oft sessniiber
(5ebr2 t2liteJ 3weis- Siireau in gBai9in9t0n, Dc.
ar. SSeurt Ycrabeati, btr emineute Barift, Or
~ 9auift uno Goa poniit, ftiber pon bier. beabThs
ti9t, 6 q ( en- fir y q n ipieI, O. ang Ino
Sarm lie In Sua6e s Sertauis(ot
5u anaemeiIenen YreiIeu Su erridten, iouie GU d,
ripat= llrterrift i'm Saue Der Sdiler su ertbeifen
0a Elm 0ebi5iner 1T. 70 itebeu Dem Broieiior i'm
Serbdltnifie gum blo6en Diuitter eroBere 8ortbele
be,'m Iu5biloen oer Stmme 3u @ebote. gtdbere
ausfunit In gD. & n Be- s 8ertauisfaTen.
(sSebr4 ,1Wty)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-09
@ermtId1te SepefGsm aus Retps
NOrf.

Rep =9orf, s. Sebr. - Der 9ampfer
Columbus" BON Saoanna traf bier elm.
- Scr 0ampier Delta" BON 9alfar traf
bier Elm.
SIM SaGe bes berets sipei @cle sum
Sooe perllrtbelten W1roers S. Oolau puroe
beute Jtaf)mittag Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ben bem 8i9ter Barrett sebillist unO Der
Soil Dor oaS appellationsgeri1t nerrpieieu.
- Die 9pir. vState Of Sirginia" uon
@laSgJp uuo Colombo" Don phi fno bier
piunptroffpu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-09
Masehttd)e geDeime 8erbinonng
Der Sd,napps=. Stnge" BON GDt=
cNnD at!lo ct SDttS.

SbtCag0, Su., s. 55ebr. - JH Sadleu
bes yfrummen" gSbistepS itnb mebrere heue
Gntbedungen gcmaht pOrDen, burdl meldle
Die Negicrung erfabren hat, oaB Smiihsn Den
gSbisfepey y6in9en" in Gbicago uno ct. 2ouis
elm gepiiier 3uiammenbang eriltlrte. Die Se>
meiie Daiiir, bic iif in Den 6Gupen Der 3ie"
Qlerungsbeamten beiinben iouen, belteben in
@orreiponeensen unb Seiegramnten smiihen
&ebn, Sefng IL. Soniorten in @bicago nit
Uerldispeneu 9tin9fiibrsrq in ct. SoulS.
gle laiien erieben, baB Die beioen Satttouen
etnmiitbis 5ulammenarbeltetcn lino Dtlttel
unS gSe9e 81 eriinnen trad):eten, nm Die STE,
gierun9 um tbre SteIeril 81 betrti9en. 9lus
0s.l jebt in ben 6Gnoen beS 0ttriftsanfpalt8
befinDlid)en Bemet8bofumentsn fam nadgez
rpieien werben, haB Die sDiidlen ben SelpOb~
ueru Der ssuei Stdote beltebenoe Gerl6m0rnng
cine gc9enettige mar, mo oaB Die bct0en
Bartelen in ben beioen StGoten in ber Yez
raubung bes Srnbesihates enanoer getreu
LID unterltiitteu. Wtau 9laIbt, teWelien Su
fDnnen, baB Der Sling in @bicpgo ieine Rad).
ridDten in Se,ug auT Die Sperltlou8pldne Der
Stcucrbeamten in 0aibiugtou ourd) Die ser
ld]pDrer in ct. 9ouiS erbalten babe, Die, uie
befanut, i'm SiinoniB nit ulebrtren beruorra-
genoen Hinan5Geamten IN ue- BunoeSbaupt:
Puut iuuleH. OuluI ptele uiio uiutAe Sttpetle
bofit man, Dem &eruebn1en nadl, Die 3ahlun9
oerldiebener GROCER, Sunt nShmiereu" be
ltimmter @elOiunlmen on 8tlutiIe un9etreut
Seautte IN @bteago nadneiieH su f0uueu
Ser Setrag iolner yShmieralten" miro an
inehr ais 100000 an9eseben. Die @rano
Surp in Ntllmaufee bat slIr 3eit thre Iuf
fnetlamtett aui einen gang dbnlihen Se9ell
itano 9erld)tet.
Selbftnsoro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-09
Sic ?etd,e am Wifliiiippi.

St. &ouis, Nto., s. 6ebr. : Captain
CABS bat loeben cine 0epeid]e bonn Sberiteu
4norem8, Sanuuternehmer Der Oetde an Der
MtiuOung Oes Dtiiiiiippi 6luiie, erbalten,
poriu seia9t ift, baB 13 SuB @aiiet am
Siiopafie erreitt finO, SUB mebr tHuerbalb
8 Sasen. 2Seitere SUB Safer bere6tiaen
&1pt. Cabs na9 ben Seftimmuagen Der tbm
pom @Onsreb ertbeiIten Srore 5u Der eriten
Snhlunn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-09
Werttt oaeitSobtretutta.

@lopers Di1le, N.=Y., 8. Sebruar. =
Sames $. SohnIon, Speoiteur uub @ngros.
bdnoler nit 9anoidubmader artifeln, trat
9eiiern ieinen Sldubigeru iein &ermOgen ab.
Die Serbinbli6feiten betra9eu iiber 1000,
bic NftipQ ftuo uiGt befannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-09
Yanferottc.

WewE OFT, 8. Sebr. = @ebr. Dale,
Sdnoler nit Woutpaaren in bIefser StaOt
unD in Soiton, baben falirt. Sbre Yaiiiua
belunfen iid) anf iiber 81 100000 Ino iolen
pom ben aftioa's lbertroffeu perben. Die
5lrma bate burd osa sroBeu SoitOner SrauO
lnO auh our9 Die @elofriiiS bon 1873 srz
beblit1e SSerlljte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-09
SMtTSf1o dirf61teff. .

0ea 0ampftr ISM. Hamreuce," Capt
Sopes, fam 0elteru pom Bolton bier an.
Der Dampfer rSames u. @ar9," Sop.
Sal, fllbr geiteru BON bier nad ytembern Oh.
Ser 9ampfer 0gSm. 8enneop," @npt. Sos
fer, flbr geltern BON bier na6 8ropioe1ce,
Rb., NIB Der 0ampfer ,Rc@ielan," @apt.
OtarG, uon bort bterber ab.
Die Dampfer YSaIcon~ unb ySea @uQ," /"
fubren geiteln ben GbarleltDu, S.=&., mad
Baltimore ab.
Der 0rsimafer oasra," Gapt. Sasemann,
am II, San. bon bier nad Bremen abgefabs
ren, erreibte am 5. oS. ben en9l. Sanal.
Die 8arfe ,euetna 9urfee," @apt. Ou:'ee
fam am 4. os. oOnabier in 9iinfir@en an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-09
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Chicago, ST., 8. Sebruar. - 8. %. s.
2enis, Jteoatteur bes ySSeitern 8uraI," bot
gegen Milton Seorgs II. g., auf Oeren Ser
anlailuna er tiirslid) ms @ouutl.@efdn9uiB
9ebradr lpurbe, elue &lage auf s25, 900 @nt
icoGbinuuo erbsbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-09
Sr6M0es

altooua Benni., 8. 6ebruar. - Seute
DfOrgen brad in Der 6obelmiible beS 6rn.
ISM, Stotes 6euer aus, peldbeS eiuen S6a.
ben BON $4,000 anri6tete. Die Serf9e=
ruuJ betrdst $5200.
0tortb. 9auiing, Mi9., s. 5ebr. -
0aS Wineralqucllen=6au bieielbit brannte
geItern nieoer. Der Serluit betrdgt $4,000,
Die Seriiderunq $1,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-09

. Dart 0 70, Conn.,, 8. Sebr. = Gtn3
0speite BON Dem GoliSeid1ef i'll @barleiton
benaAri9tigt ISrn. Srans y. @owbp Don
Stitico, baB lein IS Sabre alte5 S6bnten
Grnit, lpel9es i'm letten 0erbfte ipurlos per
id]ioano, bort aufgetaudDt it. Sefanntli9
9Iaubte man bic sun3e ;3eit ber, OaB OaS SinO
eru1D10ef morAe1 lei
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-09
9ie 8ele9enbett tit giiuitt9!

Sie 8ele8tnbett TT giiuiti8!
gssi!e ssN G1is Gaufman, ! gse;is gss
rebus:rt.) Nr. 22, ". =Gntamftr., (repmitrt.
offerirt
idwar3e Seibc,
fdbtuarse unD farbtee Gafbmerc, tdbwarse nno
farbtse MIpacas,
einfa6e uub iarbige
&Ieioer Stoffe
aller 4rt.
tt&erstem,.- -...:-...: ;........S d e t.
8Iace<Ganofd)ube,
&amtnet,
GiruUp5c,
uHtertIetoer fir Damer, oerren uHo aiuoer.
@et5s ano Setnen.2Saaten,
8 iid- uno 8ett 0eden,
Spieen Sorbdnse,
oeutihe unb fran35Iite Sbawls,
tdtpere woaene ebapIs II. tp.
grosent} fraberen Yreifeu. Drosemt
Wluslius, Gtausn, Bett-B Bnrbeut
ate g orten 3 au NJ fp o s:gBa aaren
in
grober Mu$tpabI.
6efe Preiie sarantirt.
GEts Seaujmaa,
lSspt, q Bitef) Nr. 22. VprosGutarptr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-09
Nt@ter 4utt6.

Cincinnati, 8. Sebr.-Sn SloOming=
ton, SUD-, murbe beute bon elmer an5abl
masfirter YeriOnen Der ipegeu Noroes 5u les
bensldnglider Saft nerllrtbeilte s. u. Nar=
fton aus Dem @efan9niB sswaltiam berans=
qefiibrt uue erinoiier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-09

Die 8arte ,Gbrifel" iubr Sonntug bou
S.emen berbcrub.
Die norm. 8arfe ,8racis," Capt. Sreo..
rid'en, fllbr ON II. San. pon 0eiiHa bier.
ber ab.
Die port. 8orte ,,@racio3a," BON bier nodi
Senua unteup,g$, wuroe am II. San. uns
term 30. &rcitcn- EaO GO. 2dEgenqraSe an
getrOfieu.
Die 8urte 8reiOobGt," Capt. SSraenleu
fam all A. 6ebr. BON bier in Reprp an.
9ie Sartc oSpOtleB," Gapt. Gbapmou
lam am >. oa. bon bterin @to De Saneiro an.
Der 0ampf;r %. s. 6Ole9" fubr am 5.
6ebr. bon gStImlHgtou, gt.=G. bierber ab.
9erjur Ilan' ifeH Sine 9sbOri9e 0umpfcr
ugtOpa Scotian," @apt. Rlfar6ion, alu
y. San. BON bier nadl giucrpool abaefabren,
fam geitern III 9toolle oil.
Die an 10. San BON bier mad, 9uuSole
abgeiabrene uorlpcg. 8ri9g ySrltblof," @apt.
Nnoerion, tuaroe UOu Der Wanaldaft auf TO-
her Gee OerlGien. 9ieielbe fam in @rupe.
ieno al. Der @Gpitdn e1trauF.
gtaf auslduOtfeu odieu clorirteu: Die
oeutiAc Sarte y GFttp" nit Betroleum not
Bremen; Die eugl. S1rft ,Secla" nit Betco.
Tenn mad Qntmcrpcu; Die engG. 8arte ,,@le.
nola" nit NtaiS nad 2onbonOerrp; bic nor.
pegiihe SHrfe BrOgreB" mad GueeuStumn:
Die ltaIteu. Sarie .@uiieppina B." nit RatS
uab Sligo; Der Sdloouer ySbomaS 6itb"
nit aliorttrter %acung mad San Qnoreas.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-09
@r.pedmngsner5ant,lt lung.

New.Y orf, 8. Sebr. = Ole uon WtooSp
uno SanteD beute gtadmtttag gebaltene Bet
ueriammlung mar pom 1900 Berionen be-
iud)t. 5eute abeuo mar ibr Circus poaftan1
oil anQefiiQt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-09
Srhn 81. Gprreit,s
SppN 49, S~hNep
Syso (, - n T - elt I, n, r Z, r o

Origin gSa adbotberz8beer
turirt 6uiteu @rfdItuns, b6cu 6als, Seereit
neler, aIs ir9eno elm aroeres 6etartes 6eiimitet.
Dlau reriude ibnl Yreis 80 Gents. gu baben in
elen Npotheten. CiSe6r.2. .2NiteY)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-09
OorOOR'S SSatter
fiir
pfrr6r uu9 gefn Dirb.

3eu9ure iiir ben 8eDei5 Der praftiideu Nhslihs
tetI uno gpariamteit otee6 Suffers fOmmen iorts
mdhreno.
Sberf Coleman, giQcutdimer oes r@nrroqtons
botels," iagt: sd bin Elm re9elRaBi9tr aun6e uno
babe od5 grobte SertrGuen in 6ieen 4rtitel. Gr
sr5euat mebr uno beiere UtiIh, penn man 9.tbe bGa
nit iltttert"
5b. .ulmoun & Comp, Smportsure uuo 0eRiaas
teure, iaaen:
rDitt Dem sr0Bten &ergnHaen empiegtsu mir bies
len artttel ais lpariam uno bod1It uo1ltbueno
Gen. g. .. 2pler Ia9t: ,Wilt g}erslheen beJeuse
TO- oaB oteier Artttel qdnJlide 3ufreoenbet giejt.
5h babe oas anoere Sutter um peRt9feu5 ehi 8iera
tbett rsou3rt, uno Die Yieroe oetnoen ii beer oaa
bei."
9oroou's Gutter tofet rur Gents fir iete
Jiitterune.
galttmorer Depot: g1r. 48, GSeH Sasstts,
StraBe.
aut bet u. g. 8o99. iup., & 9omp., Nr. 147,
SolpdTofIaBe, iolDe BEL ben Getrai6eGdnoIern
m Au8emeHen gu bdben. (Sept9, ,i2glte.Y)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-09
GtSaiOltttar Werfat,rett.

Us b TIN 8, W.lBa., 8. 8ebr. --7Ger
Gubiteur oieies Staates, 6. u. Bennett,
pnrOe III Dem Don Der 9eglslatur in leeter
Sibung befhlofenen 9isStpltnarperfabren
pesen oreler anflageH init Is sesen 8 ct.
l6ulbiq befunben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-09
N6trittss
QnEdrat.
8erbeFcrtsr
ai9t : erplufEbcr
aerM1loieE

eaupt.cfftce: 9lr. 20, Aoro.SS0aioaDFtr.;
8obnuno Oes z. q. Salitb, glr. 215, Rsros
GaroItnepra6e, = Ibtritte, aIoaien, Sruuueu,
Reler Il. I. 10. merocu BET Tag uno Gddt obne @es
tud ODER @sfdbr oes 9rplobizcns eereiuiet Seitels
iunseu fDer6en erbeten uno puaitlid Gus9eil5rt.
(JuRtt1,fSfl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-09

Die "Colton Dental Association In imI1er erz
| iolsreid 3dbne obue Sdomer,en auSsuSieben. Sie
sr6Bteu 3peifsr fonneu fi pou oieier Ghatiabe in
seuaeu, (Sfou. 27, Uitef)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-09
H. GourtaeD & 8ruoer,
Scebsm erbalten:

100 Sdiier Brima eauabiife CRIME. .grbsu.
rs selbe
25 bal6e StidfdiIer importtrtes Sauertraut. (
100 8dbdeu boadnbif1e SdriHce.
SO Sdde Prima 9inien.
400 ldbbeu aiiertirte 9erfte (amos);
80 5diier limos seipaltsue gr5.eu,
ioipie einen
atiortitten Borsatb
Don
beatifen Yroouften
bel
5. 8. Straus & Bruber,
179 SiS-proaabep, 179
&de oer Gantpn=9tsenne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-09
Nprotbaten tnerifanif6sr 8rens,
Sfrnld1e

g9ai aibington, 8. Sebr. = Ser Te'
prdientant Salei6er BON 9eraS bat Nad=
rihten erbalten, oaB sesen @nDe Sanuar cine
An3abl merifauiifer 9iebe ben Sioniiio
@orcta bel Santiago ermoroeten unO ieinea
9aben auspliiuoerteu. Der Sderiff nabm
'inen Der 8aubmDloer 9efanqen. Solde
llntboteu ereiaueu iiCl iehr hGufiq.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-09
THE PARIS RANGE,

bot Fp characterization mesen iener8orSns dtseit I'm
8s&en, Baden unb Spariamteit in Seueruns unn
Aeuusnug ermorben ,Deltes benieibeu Iber c1e an<
0ercn "Rangos" erbebt. flint 9roben fir Sotets unh
VI o1ubduer Derben fabritrt uno itub gum Ber,Guie
bel u. q. Boob Il Gcmp.,
&de Der Baltimore uno @utaDtraSe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-09
Bic bfiBe Tuft-Kohhffr1f

bon 9aufou @uBeiieu uuo benz gOlbenen
Neoaillen=&efeleiien
fnb ieoet on @ ielfft uor3iigliG, unb ftub In Stns
ftt Der GrceGenb utdt 3u Ibertreffen.
@ontratte fur 5et5uns burd5 trseno etnes berfelbe
tueroeu abseidloifeu BON
u. q. @oco & COMP,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-09
SelbHmDr0.

RewiIle, &c.,, 8. asebr. - SRI. Qeab
Rode bierfelbt besiug b'lte lRorgen Sslblt.
moro, inoem fe i'll eine Gilterne iprans.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-09
9ts RorIor'gonne u. .g1neabetssss
ffufrnldb-Drffu

baben que aneeren I'm Set5en iiberlIselt unb ot,s
IaHeeH tpenia Reparatur. a6ri3irt rn6 periouf bon
RS. q. @ouo s. Conn,
g6e Der Baltimore uno gutatpfra6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-09
gurabaiide Ga6elbert3te.
GeuffhlauO,

2onbou,8 8. Sebruar. - Cine Ssrltner
Spe5ialpepeidle al DIE Bot" iagt, ba5 bas
preuBii9e Cabinet beidloii>n bat, Die ueber,
trasung Der preubiiteu Staat8babneu an baS
6eid) Su fDroern. Ntan hOfit, oaB Der Blan
Dor oem Sfluiie Der Stbuns ratifiSirt peroen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-09
Gtn GomtpIott ge9en Wrtfsosp

-NHT UNI qlult UUPNU uHUprUHINIE UHIllU
fratiide Caucus lit be gum Sounsrita9e per
ld]Oben porDeu.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-03-18
Censulred.

The majority Of our cxch ngcs
ccnsurc the House for not appointing
n committee to investigatethc conduct
Oft. j. Mackcy. Que feature about
the proceeding is rather queer. It l.;
generally known that Mackcy, Whip
per and Moses we're in co-partner-
ship OH the Mics an,7 l'ou,;iic,r's .sBtnlctls
Thursda.y";a tliat'' Mackcy aid al he
could to elect Whippcr md Muses.,
and that NNhipper and Moses did all
they could to rc-clcct NIackcy; that
since that time certain men who seem
to have n holy horror for Whippcr
and Moses, have taken Mlackcy-
their chief supporter to their bosoms
and made much Of him. What sort
Of parts does it require one to possess
to be capable Of hating II Whippcr
and loving Tom NIackcy2
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-03-18
DISCRIMINATORY

The Orangcburg Free Cuisen
charges the South with discriminating
against Northern settlers and Will,
iicecing them. 1t gives two instances
Of this i'll Orungcburg County. The
one is that atract Of land adjoining
the Cluilin University VAS bought by
Il Boston man in The interes, OF
cGucation;' he received no income
from it; before the purchase it was
assessed ut $4,000, and after The r,r-
chase the assessment was raised to
$1,000. The other is that ola North.
cram man who bought Il piece orpro
pcrty that had been rated ut SO 800,
and which property was rated i'm
mcdiatcly after The purchase at So.
600.
These are the charges. 1t is true,
we believe, that the property is
assessed Mt the amounts named. and it
is absolutely true that the charactc,
Of their ownership had no influence
upon the assessment, md that they
arc lightly assessed rs compared Will,
other similar property. Nor should
it be forgotten that the County
Auditor Of Orangcburg, with whom,
the assessing rests, is lie nprointcc nf
Governor Chamberlain, New Eng
land Republican. The RE" Ciii:cn
talks wildly as well IS nlaliciously.-
Nr'r,s uH1 tnnr,c,'.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-03-18
Sheriff S Sales.

BIZ virtue OF Snndry Executions to me dir
cctcd, will sell 20 the highest bidder
at Orangcbiirs {. II. on the First Mon
day in April next, for CASH, all the
Right Tile and interest Of the Defend
ants in the following properly, Wis:
All that plantation or tract Of land in
Orangchnrs county, containining $50 acres,
more or less, bounded by lands Of Il; V.
Shulcr, j. a. Fielder, D. J. Clayton, Jr., j.
Q. FarIor and Carson Fielder, Tie same
being The Homestead Of JAS. +. Livingston,
also 3 Mules, l5 head Cattle and | Cart.
Levied on as the property OF James f. Liv-
ingston in the case of James +. Livingston,
EA'rvs Eliza ID. Livingston ct al.
ALSO
All that plantation or tract Of land in
said county, on Halfway Swamp, containing
1000 acres, more or less, bounded by lands
Of K Keller, Shoemaker, l'cn,i Cum
mings, Fclkel, Barber and c:!ieis Levied
on as the property Of J.. Il. Darby at the
suit Of Prince Green and others.
Orangcburg &. H.,
ns1, sH'i'',; i!'s, oH'9s: 'sss: IT,. cA'S ). &c.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-03-18

demand actual rciorm-rciorm that
will lower taxation, and give them n
better government. 1t is casy to
make fine promises; the people want
to see n set ofmcn clcctcd:who will re-
deem them when made. y y
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-03-18
Notice ofJDisInissal.

Notice is hereby given that shall one
month from date file account with the llon-
orablc Judge Of Probate for Orangeburg
County, and ask for letters of Dismissal rs
Administrators of the Estate of j. Morgan
lrlck.
MARY TRICK,
Administrators.
mar II ii
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-03-18
GRAND STEREOPIIC
EXHIBITION
IN AID OF THE ORANGEBURG
LUTHERAN CHURCH.

The powerful Stcrcopticon belong
ing to the Young Mems Christian Aid
Society Of the Wentworth Street
Lutheran Church, Charleston, S. c.,
0il be ut the Fair Building Orange
burg, S. c., OIL the evening Of the
Doth and 21st Of March and will ex-
hibit magnificent historic, artistic and
amusing views.
Among the portfolios of splendid
scenes will be views Of Jerusalem and
the Holy Land, England, Rome,
France and Germany. Splendid
Statuary, &c. &c. &c.
Admission.
Z. Adults,..''....'............'. so 5octs.
Chlldrcn,...... .......... 20 "
Reserved, Seats, 60"
Tickets can be had of any Of the
Committee.
DOORS Open at 7 o'clock, Exhi-
bition to Commence at O'Clock.
j. II. WAHLERS,
a. FISCHER,
w. r. MULLER,
Committee.
mar IL 2
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-03-18
FIN AL Nde,TEd,BI.

All persons having demands against the
Estate Of Ann Berry deceased will present
them properly proven to the underSign, ii
on or before the first day Of May next, or
they will be dcbarrcl payment
March 10th 1875
JOAN +. BERRY
Qualified Executor.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-03-18

We have received II long letter
from Mr.. j. j 0. Bclis u. who re-
Gently left this place for Texas. Itis
J too long for Publication. and treats Of
matters Of no earthly interest to lis.
Try it again, Rcl.on, and write about
something csc besides Charley Ross
and sweet cider.
The Morning herald., 1876-08-02
An I.ts1lsss.S Actress.

"A good example Of the way society plays
have lowered the standard Of acquaintance
with dramatic literature among the profes.
sion is shown in the following true anec-
dotes
Mr., Gotthold, of Pittsburg, had last year
among his stock lady Of fair dramatic
talent, who aspired to hold . prominent po-
sition. When Mrs. Agness Booth came
along liking John" was put on. The cast
was, as usual, posted in the green room,
and this lady went to inspect It.
The room was unoccupied, but Mr.. Gott-
hold happened to be standing in the door,
way, and noticed the lady's close examina-
tion of the cast.
"King John," she muttered to herself,
"I'ye never been In that" then perceiving
her manager, she turned and inquired who
wrote ''King john" "Madamme," said
the manager, drawing himself up to his full
height and looking down at her with great
dignity, "Shakespears."
"Good gracious, exclaimed the lady,
"has that man written another play?"
The Morning herald., 1876-08-02
:, .,n1cHr HAVE BEEN.
~ y. KELso GARTER.

r
.oor in our lives has csme 9 a'aSr~.rt %ay
olIeu Ipausng ST. where two pains alve's'H'
laIyj,ered, deep and long. which one to
,iaI sn'l3sssait that, either followed We might
i lose sc enjoyment of happy = hour: %n.:ar
lIsa.st,,l ray incense OF lragMH. ha no~ ss,tr..
,muse [n,r, of some fair lano "neie -
the SUI arnves and where the rivers run
glah, sah 1yurrowed fields ana throusn VI
snadowty tS trses sa that weep upon the banks.
~. ,ose 50 much but, knowing not
fear at,I " ,E chances Of our future lot,
chans hoidly on the chosen track;
SET on. sn often comes the looking
tafkI;a ttaaIsa strife our cherished goal to
win TTInnl;luful, hopeless cry-"1t might
have beeh'
.mos ,be soul, when with great sor-
70 row ti,oe wpul7 long fled, when lightly hung
(al.sa (als san,fff nf fnture years In Fate's great
sss ssas, how, all unwittlngly, an influence
lfali dews that on the grasses gleam
noroa nol o,I the even balance of the beam,
(ro,ru w. tnI ns the deep decision made,
! Snuw" nsOrned d our path from sunshine into
shade.
.,,,s thourht. a look q trlfling deed
ASH ~. Fsss.,n1nsnoken ~ in an hour of need,
oI lLen m' When t were better left unsaid :;
" PvSr Written line that we by chance have
III Iese se can shift the scene with subtle
rO"ni lS"i our future draw an iron band.
nsver think that such q little thing:
oyer such tremendous sequence bring,
Nj foo late; and then, we backward
nars oaas tina, we have filled, and dimly
Iight oIi { of other days, in vain regrets
nnnortlnties gone by. The spirit frets
tnst lis destiny, md deep within
hearts we mourn for what we might
| have been.
soul, look upward, trusting; kiss the
know there is no "might have been"
with God. ,-.
bm Him, whenever lowly we draw near,
learn of Love that casteth out all fear:
ind A Fait h that, in obliviOn's sea,
helms every dread and doubt eterhally;
{orp unfllerIng to us Is iven;
Fender harily, as broad rs heaven;
{er,cc, Peace; n calm. untroubled Rest:
Epugh tacsr, all things seem ever right
and best.
Rrse triumphant over death and Elm,
pain and sorrow in our JOY for sot,
N, looking backward on our might
have boen,"
knk God that it was not.
The Morning herald., 1876-08-02
A Fatal journey,

William Whitaker Barry, a London
lawyer who was an enthusiastic pedestrian,
and had written several books about his re-
markable tours afoot, was last fall lost in
the mountains of the Tyrol. He registered
at hotel at Krimme, and said that he was
going to walk over the apex of the noun
tain, 5000 feet high, to Kasern, on the
other side. The path which he took is only
used in summer, and at that time the
weather was cold and snow was falling. He
wore thin clothing, and, under all the cir
cumstances, the exploit was foolhardy in the
extreme. On the way up the mountain be
met shepherd who was coming down, and
who tried to dissuade him from going any
further but, although darkness was gather
ing, snow storm was commencing, and at
least five hours Of fast walking would be
required to take him TO his destination, he
persisted in his attempt. He was never
seen after that, nor has his body been found,
although extensively searched for.