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The Morning herald., 1878-02-04

Aoohn maker was asked for whom he
wes making coffin, and replied: "Mr.
Swafk why, man." replied the other,
''he|3knot dead yet" ''Don't you trouble
youHSelf," replied the sturdy mechanic.
i2f Voc told me to make his coffin, and
IA Glz4* he knows what he gave him."
The Morning herald., 1878-02-04

A lady fell through a coal-hole in the
pavement in front of store in Richmond,
Ind, and in falling thrust her hand through
q window. The store-keeper helped hei
out and charged her $1.4O for the broken
glass.
The Morning herald., 1878-02-04

GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY \
BY reason of its Alternative properties cures
Diseases ofthe Blood and skin, as Scrofull
or Kings EVIL; Tumors; Ulce s, or Old
; ores; Bitches; ,1mples, and Erup. ions
BY virtue of Its PICTORIAL properties, il cur S
Bronchial, TIL eat, and Lung Affections; In.
cipient Consumption; Lingering Coughs,
and Chronic Laryngi.is. It's Cholagogue
properties render an uneeualled re "A edy
for Bil.ousness; Torpid Liver, o.. "Livei
Con platnt'" and lis Tonic properties ma Ae
It equally eff caclous in curing Indigestion,
Loss of Appetite, and Dyspepsia, D.' a.
Where the skin is sallOW and covered
with blotches end pimples, or where III re
scrofulouS sWeliingS and affections, q few
bottles Of Golden Medical ID rCovely will
efectan en'irecure. Ifyou feel dull, druwsy
debilttated, have sallow color of skin, "
yeuoWish- br'.wn, spots O \ face or body, ire
quent headache or dizziness, bad taS'e In
mouth, internal heat or chills alternated
Wi h hot flushes, low spirits and loumy
forebsdires, irregular appetite, and tcngae
coated. you are uffering from Torpid Liver
or" "Billousness In many cases of ivel
Com plant" only part of these symptoms
are experienced AS a remedy for ali sucf
cases, Dr. fierce's Golden Medical DIS.
coveiy has no equal, as it effects perfect
cures leaving the liver Strengthened an
healthy.
The Morning herald., 1878-02-04
u CO.

Louisiana raised tArty-o@5 million oran.
g2a lust year. And now w&gl u man at
temp!s to make a coal hole in the pave
ment with the back of his neck, be goes
home, sharpcns his John knife, and cuts
Louisiana out of every geography in ths
house. ..H#ss.a 49, 90.
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Manager.
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.tys give plenty Of time 30 rirpare for
hampton's coming
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THE CATURE Oh REDMOND.
10 o's Rosy fettors Changed to IIymen's
ChaiE-The Bold Mountaineer Welded
at Midnight-No Cards.

Especial Dispatch to the News and Courier.l
PIcKENs COURTHOUSE, October 7.-Thc
following notice will be read with interest by
everybody who has become familiar with
the rights and wrongs of Lewis R. Red
mond:
MARRlED~-At 1890 p NJ. on Sunday,
the 9th inst, ut the residence Of the BRIDE
groom, Ocunec County, South Carolina, by
the Hon. W. &. Field, Judge Of Probate Of
lickcns County, Mai Lewis Il. Redmond to
Miss Addic l.a,'d, the former of Oconee,
the latter OF Pickcns County. No cards.
lhc bridc Is the sister of Amos Ladd. who
WAS murdered hy the Revenue officers. A
printcr'h fee, III the shape of fine flask OF
Ec'!m"nd'e whiskcy, eighteen months old,
has been received 1T the Office of The Pick
ens Senti"ct, and n similar flask is here for
the News o:.d Courier, subject to your order
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The Orangelourg Times.
ISSUED LIVERY SATURDAY MoENi Nc
Tcruns of Subscription.

One C9py ore lcdr..............$2 90
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SOUTHERN EXPRESS ConrAsy.
COLUMBIA, S. c., October Sth 1878.


COLUMBIA, s. c., October 9Th 1878.
Capt d. Il. HAMILTON, Ayt,
DEAR SIR:
received from You this A. NJ, remit
tancc of fifteen ($l5) dollars amount of
contribution, through you, from Col.
Barton of "Iion neishborhood" for the
yellow fever sufferers, same goes forwar,
this i. NJ, to the Howard Association ut
Memphis.
Please accept the thanks of all good
people for this and your past efforts in the
ca,sc
Orangcbnrg has cause to be proud Of her
generous offering TO the scourge stricken
people Of the south West.
Very Truly yours,
O. Nj. SADJ.rR, Rt. Agt.
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~ Office
SHGstla of the Democratic Ey-
ccNtiye COMMITTEES.
ONAsGEnuRG, S. C., Sept. u, 1873.

VNANGENIIKG 8 c Srut d 1873
TL,, C,no;o, viii ,,an =, ~; C,
p','s" VIZ 'P,' !" '"'S ''"'n'y
Oh 'hc ''h aay OF October, a. ID. 1873.
The following appointments have been
made hv he Eyrru,iv. Comm;,tco or ,ho
Democratic ,,,r,,.
Nh"i > M''i-for the townships of
Elizabeth aud cav Cav, October 9th.
Icwisvllc- For the Townships of Amcl.
!, piun Grove ANA I,,,s O,,oi,ou1 mn
r,,r, Nm. u.,;, ~
''"'' VI 'i'''H-'r OF me o"iiShiPs OF Hood-
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u NGS'DNaatbT

There are two Bulls of Lumber in Bulls
Lake near Cathc Creek Marked S. X, which
the Owner can get by. paying expenses.
Apply to
T.C DUKES, Reevcsvillc, s. C.
oct . 81
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SHOWING THE CLOvEN FOOT.

| ''i hc''iilS oi Inc organized attempts to
break up Republican meetings in Sumter
county, South Carolina, and prevent any
political action by members olthat party.
Two OF Governor liumpton's aids have been
prominent i'll ii, one named Earle and the
other GarSan. Thesc attacks upon Ecpub-
i'caii meeting have been continued since
| July, and have l.ccn made by armed men
scEcra! times by State militia in uniform,
| and with State arms in them han,a 'rh.
PRESIDENT - convinced from reports received
that Governor Hampton himself is Il party
10 II, $" far, a! least, rs not TO care to take
any steps TO stop it. The plain object is to
break .'p the organization of the HcpuL!i-
| can party III the state and crush il out
entirely. Tie President has requested ,n,
Attorney cy~Gcncr.li To examine the question
an" sec "ha! atcpr, if any, can he taken by
| lie lhit'd States officers to.punsh these
Off 'dcrs. Alter consideration i, has been
| dc'lied tiat section $500 of the Revised
| Statutes will enable The Uu,cd State. Mar.
Siia' To make arreh,s in care ofany further
| disturbances, provided the Republicans, in
| calling u4,ir meetings, will give public no
! uce that they are Tor the purpose ufyving
support and advocncy o; suur particular
| peso" Wi'o may bc n:n">I EDr Congress.
| Ecpihi yam meetings. will 30 called mex.
''atrday hy Il notice in--crniorni,y viii
;hs construction Of the section.
The Attorney -Gercral, by direction ot The
l'"cSi'I'n!, ,s adu.c ,cd. a lcttcrto Die,,ici.
| \ kitI.pry S,.tl,f,,, :, S.,,I ,,,
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER II, 1878
ORANGEnURG RADICALS.

Ii waa expected some time ago that The
Radical Cony ention Of this County wuud be
ca,ic,: and 4 ticket put in the field. These
expectation, have no, yc! hc"n realized, nor,
indeed, is ii known whether they viii ever
hc. 50 FAR as information can 'r gtih rcd
from sources accessible 10 :, Democrat, no
one man has developed sufliciSGlsg tcnglll as
q leader Of the party, to give hnrc TO any
political movement. No have The over :
.urcs Of the Independents, !. such nave hrn
actually made, met With slili,ic cnt cnccur"
ugcmcnt To assure even remote Possibility
Of the success of 4 coalition ticket How
soon some new kahiral' orlt'..2"r may
come upon the board and bring order oni Of
cnao. and success out Of what bids fair to be
Il ,.eat we know not; but in the mean
;uIc let the Democrats he upon the watch
hi, apparent rest on he part Of on ov-
rcscrs may simply he Il deception, AMI l M
uprortlne time hcIo., tlic election the
hoa,. 'na. gather ;nd u,ISi, :, iti,o;i ,;clu
rrescr, Indications but work on i.i,.i,!nly
until F["mpton's Day, when red -lirt' Gov
Hampton and big speeches will bury The
miserable thing for, ,il time To coio.
Last Saturday was q glorious feed day
will. The Democrats a; 'ndr'.Ou, and lhis
mounlain people again vin1icatcs thcirr!lht
to 81 position at thr bca'E Of IL '..tr ps..,-
cratic column. Ea,iicali.n. is j;ad il Ia, up
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N Office.
OFFICE OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Orangeburg County.

OranGcburg S. c., Sept. 27th 1878.
The annual meeting of the Board of
County Commissioners will be held on
the first Tuesday after the first Monday
in November next.
All persons having claims against the
county which have not heretofore been
presented will file the same with the
Clerk of the Board on or before the first
day OF November next.
II. Il. MALONE,
Clerk Board Co. Com, o. C.
Sept. ~ td
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HEAD QUARTERS BIRD BRIGADE INF'Y. !
Orangeburg, S. c., Sept. l6, 1878. :
Special Order
No. 6
Captains Geo. D. Rast, J. 3. Living
ston, Henry Davis and John p. Otis
Companies are hereby assigned, 1st Bat
TALON. 3rd Brigade, commanded by Mai.
w. c. Hane, who will be obeyed and
respected accordingly.
BY Order Brigadier General
VIM. V. IZLAR, A. A. G.
HEAD QUARTERS BIRD BRIGADE INF'Y.
Orangeburg. s. c., Sept. l6, 1878. I
Special Order
No. z
The lst Battalion, 3rd Brigade Infan-
try, composed of Companies of Capt's
Dibble, Hanc, Brady, Bolen, Rast, Liv-
ingston, Davis, and OFT, will assemble
at Orangcburg, G. II on the and day OF
November. 10 o'clock, a. M, prepared
for muster and inspection.
BY Order Brigadicr General
JAS. F. IZLAR.
WIN. v. IZIAR, 4 A. G.
NOticoiof Dismissal.
Notice is hereby given, that shall one
month from date, file my account with the
lionorble Judge Of Probate, for Orangeburg
County, and ask for letters Of dismissal as
'''''"'''' = ''''' o oNANyBi. NiSyi RILEY,
Guardian.
October lst 1878.
oct 8 1t
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Court House Demo-
cratic Club.

a meeting Of this club will be held
at the Engine House on Tuesday
night, October 10, to make arrange
ments for Hampton's day, and for
such other business as may be brought
up.
Every democrat is requested to be
present. BY order,
President MOSELEY.
S. r. Mellichamp Secretary.
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Horses and Mules.
My5.Gs8 & g ee99Rgg8

3. FRANK ,SL.i7'Ef
Respectfully informs the citizens of
Orangchurg County thsL he will have
on hand about the 10th instant a large
lot OF splendid Horses and Mules
purchased low, by himself, in Ken
lucky and In,lana, which he will be
able To dispose Of ut prices that can
not he competed with in this market.
Stables NJ the old stand on Mar
kul street.
b. FRANK SLATER.
OraDgehurg, Oct IL, 1878
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El.S'" We are i'll no way responsible !or
Tie views or opinions of our Corrarond-
ents.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-21
European Cable News.
Operatives me.uus work.

Cotton Operatives Mesums Work.
LONDON, June goth. The opera.
tives in the cotton mills at Dar-
win, Burnley, Accrington and
Preston have generally resumed
work. Only the spinners at Black.
burn continue out.
Deliberations of she Congress.
BERLIN, June 20th.-The consid.
Grafton of the Bulgarian question
in the Congress was again post
poned yesterday, because the Plen
ipotentiary to open the discussion
was not ready with his proposals.
The powers continue to act in
groups, but not necessarily in a
hostile sense. Austria and Eng
land from one point of view and
Turkey from another oppose Rus
sia's claims. Germany, France
and Italy adopt n mediatary atti.
tude. There can be little doubt OF
a thorough understanding between
England and Austria and the like
lihoOd of its continuing through
the entire deliberations.
Greece Admitted To tns ConYr.
Emperor william Able q" walk.
BERLIN, June 20th.-The Con-
gress has decided to admit Greece
with consultation voice in ques-
tions affecting Greek interests.
The Emperor walks about his
room.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-21

IT is still too early to form a def
mite opinion Of the result of We'd
nesday's election In the State at
large. AS we shall be able 10 speak
with much more clearness to-mor-
row than to-day, we withhold our
comments. The Workingmen have
unquestionably developed much
strength and they may have won
In the State. They have unques-
tionably elected the thirty dele
gates of San Francisco and the
three delegates from Los Angeles
county, and if the thirty-two dele
gates at large are added to these
the party will have an overwhelm-
ing majority. Should this prove to
be the case the responsibilities OF
the Workingmen's party will be-
gin. We can support, with the
utmost equanimity, any issue oil
the election. The real Issue of the
Constitutional G question will arise
when the work of the Convention
comes before the people for adop-
ton or rejection.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-21

SENATE-At 6:30 the doors were
re-opened and Bruce, by request,
Introduced bill establishing u
National Academy of Education,
giving preference to the genius
and talent of the land and to the
orphans ofthe Republic. Referred
to the Committee on Education
and Labor.
At 6:53 the Clerk of the House
appeared with the sundry civil bill,
which was Immediately signed by
the President pro tenn aud then
sent to the President in his room
at the Capitol, he having remained
there during the night. The Sem
ate then, on motion of Sargent,
held q brief Executive session. At
Z A. NJ. Ferry, the President pro
tenn, said that the hour Of 7 o'clock
having arrived. it gives me pleas
ure to congratulate the Senate on
the termination of session OF
nearly seven months duration.
Permit me, Senators, to cordially
thank you for your favor, your
confidence and your courtesy,
without which I should have failed
to meet the delicate and response
BILE duties of the chair.
Vermont Democratic Nominations.
MONTPELIER, VT, June 20th.-
The Democratic State Convention
organized to-day with George l..
Waterman as Chairman, and re-
nominated w. H. ii. Bingham for
Governor, Jerome w. Pierce for
Lieutenant Governor and George
E. Royce, of Rutland, for Treasu-
rer.
| A Clerical Swindier.
KINGSTON, Jamaica, June 90
Archdeacon Raw has swindled
the clergy and merchants to the
extent of $4,000 selling bills ol
exchange against funds in Eng.
land, where he had none. He has
gone to Madeira, where it is sup
doseh he is beyond the reach ol
British law. He still draws 81, ,00(
per annum as Archdeacon, al.
though he has been absent from
the Island two years.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-21
The Danger Of Documents.

When the late Oakes Ames was
threatened by a combination of
corrupt Congressmen with organ
lied perjury to break down bis tes-
timony respecting the Credit
Mobilier jobbery, he quietly warn
cd them not to go too far. AT the
outset he tried to conceal their
vsnality, and to give them the ben
eft of convenient memory. Col
fax, Garfield, Dawes, and the rest
Of them, did not take this advice,
as prudent patriots should have
done whose pockets were stuffed
with scrip, bonds and dividends.
They set up their character against
that of Ames, aud sought to <eush
him by hard swearing.
Then the old man turned i'll his
wrath, and produced the famous
memorandum book containing the
exact record Of each members in-
terest In the Credit Mobilier, the
amount OF stock assigned to him,
and the dividends in cash and
bonds, together with an account
current showing the whole trans
action. There was no escape from
that evidence, and the country has
long since rendered its verdict
against all who were concerned in
the corruption.
The conspirators who concoct-
ed the great crime which carried
Hayes into the White House and
gave them the highest honors and
trusts of the Republic as theil
share of the plunder, started out
when the investigation was ordered
by denouncing the witnesses who
were to he summoned as disap-
pointed office seekers aud treach-
erous politicians, who were un-
worthy of confidence or respect.
They proclaimed loudly that this
testimony would be impeached
and brok EN- down with ,ut much eff
fort.
MeLin, Anderson, Dennis, and
others who figured in Florida and
Louisiana, were the chosen conf
dants and peculiar friends of the
chiefs of the conspiracy, and did
their part Of the work under the
direct instructions Of the visiting
statesmen and personal representa-
tives of Mr.. Hayes. So far as An
derson Is concerned, the CORES
pondence already produced before
the committee proves conclusively
that he held the closest relations of
intimacy with the men who are
known to enjoy the most confiden-
tial terms with the occupant OF the
White House. He saw them grasp
ing the highest prizes, and throw.
ing the blanks to those who, like
himself, were employed to consum-
mate the conspiracy, and he con-
cluded to tell the whole truth.
When John Sherman took the
stand, and was confronted with the
pledge given to Weber and Ander-
son by his own hand, he tried to
evade any positive denial of the
letter; yet his evasion was quite as
conclusive respecting his author
ship OF the paper as any confession
would have been. When he said
that there were many things in the
letter which lie would have writ
ten, and did not say there was any
thing in it which he would not
have written, he closed the case
against himself as much as if he
had entered a plea of guilty. Writ
ten documents are indeed danger
GUS to all but innocent men.-NetO
York Sun.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-21
Latest Eastern News.
Adjournment oI Congress.

ANJcbrbhtht bJ Noh ftsh.
WASHINGTON, June Goth. The
House re.assembled ut $50 A. NJ,
with few members present.
Clymer offered the customary
resolution for the appointment of a
committee of three to wait on the
President and inform him that the
two houses were ready to adjourn
If he had no further communica-
tion to make to them.
Rainey, on the Committee on
Enrolment of Bills, appeared in
the House with the enrolled SUM-
dry civil service bill, which the
Speaker signed amid applause.
AT 6.52 q message from the Pres
ident announced his approval of
the sundry civil bill.
Clymer announced that, together
with Willis, of Kentucky, and
Conger, of Michigan, he had waited
on the President and the President
had stated that he had no further
communication to make to Con-
gress.
The hour of Z o'clock having ar
rived. the Speaker said:
Gentlemen of the House of Rep
resentatives: The arduous labors of
the session are closed. Let us hope,
under Gods Providence, that they
will inure to the solid welfare and
happiness Of the people. Express
ing the fervent hope that every
one of you may have safe jour
ney to your respective hom es, 1t
only remains for the Speaker, In
pursuance of the resolution ofthe
two houses for an adjournment, to
declare that this House stands ad-
journed without day. TApplause. ]
Owing to the early hour, the ad-
journment took place very quietly,
not q dozen persons being in the
galleries and not more than fifty
mem bers being present.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-21
EVENING SESSION.
SAN FRANCISCO. June 20
Eating is a Torture

And sleep often moIe travesty Of re-
pose, to the dyspeptic. Appetite Is COR
respondingly impaired by this most
prevalent of ma,a lies, and headache es,
biliousness, constipation, poverty of the
blood, loss OF flesh and of vitality, and q
thousand annoying and indescribable
sensations, are its concomitants. 1t is,
moreover, the projenitor of numerous
and formidable bodily disorders. Obsti-
nate as 1t is, however, It's complete eradi-
cation may be effected by tho persistent
use of HosteLter's Stomach Bitters, a
medicine which communicates both
vigor and regularity to the organs OF di-
gestion and secretion, relaxes the bowels
gently but thoroughly, enriches and pu-
rifles the blood, promotes appetite, and
gives tranquility TO the nervous system.
Persons of weakly constitution and fee
BILE physique who use this superb tonic
infallibly derive from 1t the stamina OF
which they stand so much in need and
1t is invariably successful In remedying
and preventing malarlal diseases.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-21
a Representative Man.

The Los Angeles HERALD is q
Democratic paper. 1t seems to be
very candid and free-spoken
Journal. We suspect it to have
received the inspiration which
finds vent In the following COM
ments from Hon. James G. How
ard = Colonel Blove"-so we'll
known in literary circles on the
Pacific Coast. A late number of
the HERALD deals with Senator
Jones as follows: Tour article on
Senator Jones is here reproduced. ]
This is very handsome and very
just. Thus doth O Democratic
newspaper set US an example of
liberty of view and large independ-
ence of expression. Not only do
we feel sense of obligation to the
HERALD for thus proclaiming the
true character and claims of Mr..
Jones to a reelection; but for its
APT and comprehensive designa-
ton of the character of Rutherford
b. Hayes. "rhe Ohio Chadbandu
is good.
g We find the foregoing, from the
Carson appeal, in the San Fran.
cisco Post. We are sensible of the
compliment involved in referring
the inspiration of our appreciation
Of Senator John p. Jones to our
accomplished and inimitable
townsman, but we must beg to dis
claim the soft impeachment. We
have always had a lively sense OF
the distinctively representative
character Of Senator Jones. He
cannot give up to party what was
meant for mankind. In his advo-
cacy OF the silver bill y and of every
leading interest of thosPacific Coast,
lie has been so decisively states
manlike and locally serviceable
that we think. irrespective ofpnrty,
he 10 entitled to reelection from
Nevada. or all our millionaires
he IL the one who has shown him
self to be governed by generous md
public spirited impulses. The in
diligence In these may have dimin-
Ishsd lis private fortune, but they
have amazingly Increased his
claims upon the recognition of p
sliscrimlnating public.