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-V 5? ? ry, fH-w. *<l<*Mlt < 7." 7 tfjlTT 'fvi ii ? ?Ii u hn? .-!n*?t el ?0 3 .rni4^i?wti od) rm; GoIvaW' ?... ."MJBA I.. " WE MOVE fNDISSOl/U?TjY FIRM; Gol> *ANl> XTVTl^RE^B^b 'TllE SLAM.E.' SOUTH1 HBl^ 1873. J V. ;ftTX?'*it^?ff'ADV AKC? ? .v*.ir fcf*. <ilU?* *iw W ?ses *& .?.r?ir*?*<?i tneM ?-***?? c*??^^ : Tjr? OKANGEB?RG TIMES Jb published every M$ 5 H U R S D A Yj , k i ... ? ? ? $GEJs?KG,'C; H., SOUTH CAROLINA ?'JjfAMES S. HEYWARD? - B ATESOF" ADVERTISING. K.K 1*1 > ????? op?on. I I ?t***y 5F7!^ 1 sv*Yare*y ?> - Jf iftfjtt?; ?4 ?^firfe*, ..?? * ' 1' cblflrVttn, ?? ? ,. 1 coinnin, . - ?* ' > eoin unv, * ?? 1 In weHioW ?rHion sow "4 001 b 00 5 50 8 50 \2 In 24 In sertion 48 In ?erliun 0 00 11 00 15 00 18 00 20 50 33 00 10 00 18 00 25 00 30 00 33 00 50 00 12 OD 27 00 37 00 45 00 57 00 75 0O _j__13 001 55 001 83 001125 00 Rt'BSCRtrTlOK RATES: fl fear, in advance?$1 for xix months. * J*>K PRINTING in-it.? all derailments Afeatly executed. ._Qiyo.ua a call. I ZXiA.Ii <fc I)113j3L3i:, ATTORNEYS AT LA^r, RUSSELL STREET, [ Orangeburg, S. C. as, F\ Izi.ar. f?. Dtnnt.v. nach C-l ? r J?&vK Robinson, ltKALRR t% W joks, Music and Stationery, nnd Fancy Articles, AT THE EXilIXE JIOVSE, ? * ORANGEB?RG, C. II., S. C... mrh 6 "?'Z, JM*- T. BERWICJv LEO ARE, ^ia*l>?U,..-Birttimoro Gdttdg? Dental ? Margery. 0(}.csv Sfavl.ft tlreet, On-r Store of J". A. lUint'dton leb . ; ? . 14 ... ... - -.-f> . W. J. DeTreville, A T T ORK K Y A, T L A \V. .. . Office at Court House Square, ' ?ROWNIN6 & BROWNING Attorneys At Law, Okakorwetar;, (MI., S. C, Ma iU olm T. BnOTVKl!?Ov A-. F. HkoWnino *a?d?d-lyr ' mim, X?. ALBERG0TTL. ?t i ? r ''&)4 ' ? ' " TWO ?GORS EA8T OF J. P. HARLEY S ?Russell Street, Orangcbtirg. So. Ca., ,Hau JtisV Received a fresh "supply of French Candies, "v" Fine Candies, Nuts, all torts, j . Toj?, ' ^ China Ware. -1 Arge arid Small Fancy Baskets, ; ?H, ? Raiao*sf JPicklcs, Ac, <fcc. ?Also Fresh reread always on hand, and annulled to regular customers eVery dny nt their doors. T? far cake department you will find Fruit Cake*, ? ?' . Fancy Cakes, ? 1 ' ? Gungcrp, <fcc., always on hand nnd fresh. Fino Bridal Presents. Fmn- "Pies conntnntly on hand. *ttTeeMtwg? supplied with all kinds of ( akes n*<6>C'oafestionarics nt the s! ortest notice The above grwflB cannot be excelled in (?utility ami price; A\i work warranted to give satisfaction. July 16,1872 23 tf SHACKKLFORD & KKL LY fa4twr8 AND GKNEKAb COMMISSION ., MERCHANT*, . Noutii ATLrjwnc WiiAitr, ' CharIe?f(?n,8.C. y y AOEKTSrOR .Mf.Tv ?hi5?ij s'' Ansmaniateu fJairfbenii oca '?,! m' 'guano. : . , .... . ?? W. W. SUACRir.FORI?. VII, AtKt:N' KKlT.Y ??t 1 Ii J S Albergotti, GROCERY HOUSE, Corner Rueself St feet and Rail Road AVenuo. Hai fa Btore and constantly. arriving, Groceries, which cannot bo surpassed for quality or price. I niako a speciality of the following goods: Flour, . - ? . Sugnr, Coffee, ' ?I? ila^es, Syrup, Bacon and .Hums. Those who waut havo only to call and be convinced of the low prices. % jan 1-ly WANTED WANTED, W A eN T E D ; Everybody to know that E. EZEKIEL U,<* JUST OPES El) a Large and fine atock JEWELRY of the Latest Styles :Ht\\ Patterns. An unusual opportunity fur selection. A complete assortment of JEWELRY, STUDS' and itfTTONS. Engapciiicnt 18 k Plain, Wcddjng. lnend/lrip and.Seal iiiuga, Watch Chains, Ladies' Watches and Chains, Lockets, Charms, Etc. Elegant sets of . ?MitHK'IIES nn'il KAURIXOS. English, Swiss and American WATCHES, (.?ohl and Silver?every WATCH warranted AM KRICA'x CLOCKS of every description ? SPECTACLES and EY KO LASSES to suit nil Ages. "? "; *" ' '? .M innie, Odd Fellows and Bons of Temper ance UAIX! KS. KKI'.Vltftxft Promptly and V?VM DONE at >X E&EKIEL'S,- . PHIS' OF THE 1?TC; WATCH. Sept M "ENTERPRISE" SALOON. The eiti7.cn? of Orangohurg nfc notified that J - II WAHLKE8 hn*:opened ... A - : ? First claw MQtJOlt STOKE nod Drinking Saloon-; where, ho will always he PRESENT Tiv dispense the finest brands of A EES, H*7j\ I'SQ.UOItS,. SEGAJISl <{t., that can he h a in' Orangcburg. DON'T FOR Get thai the. ENTERVJS& is> f? first-class *a lohn,? conducted ort'* Che most" improved plan, and a place where loafer* are not permitted to congregate, and where no discussions nod harangue* arc allowed. A pressing invitation is extended to ? ALL.. To call and examine my stock, before going elsewhere. J, HERMAN WAHLERS. jull? lyr Geo. S. Hacker [jpoors SnsTt, I^HihT. TTactory CHARLESTON. rpillr? IS AS LARGE AND COMPLETE, JL xftietorv an there in in tnc South. All work p'.nnufactured at tlio Factory in this city*. The only house owned and managed by a Carolin inn in this oil*- Send for price list. Addnaw OEO. S, IUOK.EI?, PostoiTiccBo? l70,.Charle?ton, a C. Factory and Warcroonis.onK.ing atrcct oppo site Cnnnon street, on line of City Railway, Nov. 13 ' ly POETRY. Nobody's fiarliflg Little and pallid, and poor and ?hy, With a downcast look in her soft, grey eye; No scornful toss of a queenly head, Dut a drooping beud of tho neck instead; | No ringing laugh and no dancing feet, } No subtle wfios and abandon sweet, No jewels costly, no garments fine?- . . She is Nobody's?Nobody's Darling?btit mine ? 1 .. -rvil No "Dolly Vnrden" coquetish airs} No high-hcelcd boots to throw her down stairs; No yachting jacket and nautical style, With a sailor's, hot that pM calls her "tile." ' | But "Jjidy" is stamped pn her quiet brow; And she crept in my heart i c-ui't tell how; Not made to daxxlc?not born to shine? \ Nobod's?Nobody's Darling?but mine 1 .,,, ? No saucy, ravishing, girlish gnioo, "But a settled calm on the sweet, pnle face; No sparkling chatter and repartee; Very silent and still is the;' White and still is my pearl of pearls, ? Yet she sccmcth tome the (pieen of girls; Why I love her, I can't dehne, Eorshe's Nobody's?Nobody's Darling but niirnjb] Were riches hers, bra beauty rare, She would lose her charm and become h??a fair Were rings to shine on those lingers small; They could not add to their.grace at. all; She would learuto smile and speak bv rule; In the foofisf; hook of Daine KjJshibn's school; And the world to spoil hor would mihi combine; Now she's Nobody's Darling?but mine! The dav has come when the cooing dove croons to his mate a song of love, When nitftt'e rtiito, and the copses- ring, In all the joyanac of dawning .Spring. The day ha."} come when I dani to speak, To watch the blush on the once pale cheek, | To whisper low on Saint Valentine, "Darling! Nobody's Ihirling?hut mine! JJlOLLV DAttrJXCL ' O, wont you tell inc Mojly Darling, That yob love noiio else but me, " For 1 love yo i Molly Darling", You arc all the world to inc. O, won't you tell nie, that.you love me, Put your little baud in mine. . J .... ~f~\S Take my licart .sweet Molly Darling, Say that you will give nie thine. (;hoim;s, Molly, fairest, sweetest, dearest, L.M)k up darling, tell nfc this. Do you love mi Molly Darling, -Let. your anlWer bo a kiss. The stars arc shilling Molly Darling, Through the mystic veil of night. They seem laughing Molly Dnr.?ing, While lair Lunaivids her light. O. no one listens bet the flowers, Wbilethcy hang their heads in shame, ? They arc modest Molly Darling; * When they hear me call your namo. crfc/nrsj Molly, fairest", sweetest,' dearest, Look tip darling, tell me tlinsl Do you love me Molly Darling? Let your answer be ftjeb-a. i fen-A I must loave you, Molly Darling, Though, this parting gives mo-pain, But when the stars shines Molly Darltnff> I will meet you bore agaiii. Gpod night, Molly, good night darling, Happy may you ever be, ._- ? When yon are dreaming 51 oily DnrtinK? Don't .forget to dream of inc. OUR WASHINGTON LETTER. from orrt own correspondent. ^Washington, D. C, Dec. 27, 1872. Dear Editor: A happy Kew Year to ye : Tbc cold snap tbat has ex'.cndcd all over the coun try,?reached us and with itenmo tnc beau tiful snow, nnieb to the delight of tho Children, of wealth ttnd tho livery stablo keepers, but greatly to the discomibrt? oi' those who have no credit at their buot inakers. Pennsylvania Avenue presents a gay and lively appearance fro in the number of sleighs tbat dashed along from tho capital to the President's hanscs." The blcighing.is oxcollent, but tbo amuecment is most expensive THE rOOIt OF THE DISTRICT Arc having a hard time owing to the pay ?ftVenf?f ovtir'a raitHou1 of dollars?due them'for work?being postponed by the, ? ttVal ictous' ^nonhiicss1 of Sen tttor Ed in u u dsf ?of VbrnioVif^'iintif Jumiary G\'t7.' If the praytrspf life poor nvniletb, the, j^cnajjOJiV CbristVhns'flinn t have disagreed 'With him*,''for every portion of his auntp 'mjr' was specially 'prayed. for. by the thousandsQff?p W&rc'depnvtxl of ft little '<Htrtstrdmi tltfoligh his eflbrta. ' v ... .-. ydii? - ?? " NOT 8ehvant BUT MAbTEIU : . toioyiait . ) ro '? i * ?* * > Pay^ufter.qay no aro. shown thatinr stentj of. ^ ("public functionary" in the ^ nitc Hf.juiH;, that, Ave have one whoso , own^ convenience and Unit of his family ia jJnc |ii^t, I inny.say t^e!sole, considera tion, The president has.given notice that he will npt receive visitors until after tho '"holidays. M.Tl|i4.of itself is not much, but iwHch taken i/1 connqetion ?witli* n scries pi just suci^.nssuiuptiuns of personal cas.e nun conifort, otteu loathe negfettof pu.br lie business, and in violation of all cus tom, it goes to show that tho White Ilousc estimate of the people. Oneofthc court journals?, the Republican?this morning speaks of the intrusion of i/k dividual?:, who are .always.ready to make the Executive Mansion . their lounging place, nnd the President's.time their con venience. Visitors to "Washington gen. crally call on the President to pay their respects. ,Now if.,Grant's political nnd personal friends make the.White. House a loafing place, that is ?w. reason why the visiting sovereigns who desire to tee Ulysccs should be debarred that pleusuit during the holidays. This shutting oup the public is not "airs," ?s it is called^ on the part of Gone'rh.'. Gr^pl^^ enc.uuli, but the de.-irc for in-^nd Kvnjjjjy not e ofbudncP?, the fivst He tlenrly loves' and the latter he thoroughly detects. civil sEitvicE nri.Es. Tho Radicals hero nre somewhat i>uz zled tit the notion of* the President in the appointment of a postmaster at Chicago, in 'utter definnee-of the* civil service rules, iyul .many nre the"" surmises thereon. Every one lure is aware*that the examin ations-are mere hunibng-when the board desires to appoint or defeat an applicant, but it. was thought, after the decided stand in tho case of the poSfmnstcrship at Philadelphia, that Grant wculd not de viate-from the rules.- The Radical or gans hore nre tanking all kinds of defences of tho-President, anil the thinness of the ex cusses nre only ? cquhlled1 by the fro-' quenoy of them. The litst is inttde by tlie chronicle, in which' tho startling state ment ismndo that Mr. Squire,' tlic'as&ist unt postmaster at Chicago, was not a candidate for promotion, and "refused to qqcept the position'of anybody to believe that there lives an A*ncriea; especially an official) who is so dead to amldtiou and nn increase of salary a^ not to desire a little of both ? If Pitch a Pallie'al vfficc holder does exist, let him be banded down to posterity in marble, ashe is in* dced a*rnraavis.''*-! **? ? <? ?rt^brfS lad? no *? SAX TiOMIXCO IN a ki;w sjiait.. ''Xevor do to give it.upsoMr. Brown" is Grant's motto in his pet San ? Domingo scheme. In his recent.mcsango ha ncvor once mentioned it ns ho had. ,determined that when the qucstiou came up ho would play the roio of indifference. A bill looking to the annexation of San Domin go has been prepared and* will be present ed on the. rc-asapmbling of Congress; ru mor says by n prominent Democrat. It is also claimed that nearly all the oppo nents of the Administration will votedbr it. This Is more than improbable, but I givo it for what it is worth. I have no doubt, however, that all the power of the admistration will boused to pass the billj but to believe that DemooraU in <on? gress will vote for it, after the expose of the jml in the Senate last winter, is to be lieve that the power of the administra tion is jiot confined ti> votlhl Radicals who need persuasipu^ but also extends to the other side of,the housu.,- . MOKE A N N I;AT I o.s. . The marshal of tho District:.of Colum bia, Dr. Siiurpe, bro-in-iaw of. the I'reai* dent, has cast a covetous pye on the con trol of tho jail of tho District, and hns canvassed the members of corigrces as to hiB chance of having that duty annexed to his present labors. The warden of tho jail; General crockery, gives gcneralsaU isfnetion, and says tbat ho-will ffof fuu&c a fight over this ddditionnl perquisite to the reigning family.- hOFcourde there is notning in it,,aiidr that is, no doubt, the rc$ison T?hy the marshal wants it. The position of marshal, when Wash Lay inon was appointed to it.by President Lincoln, was a fat position* hyt. out of Spite, was cut down by congnss, and' when Grant, went into office it did not amount to much. After four years tryal, Marshal Sharpc \vcFuld like to add.a little to its dimen sion's, and in all prolmbility wjll. THE NEW REVEST. K Blf.L. On Thursday evening the President aigued the.internal revenue bill, that was .passed by JJJongress before * it adjourned for the holidays. The commissioner of iutcsual revenue, after a long and patient investigation into the claims of the asses sors in his Bureau, decided upon whose heads should tumble, nntris now engaged in sending them "Yaller Kivers," fiotify ing them that they arc officially defunct AN EXTRA SESSION. It is generally agreed that only a por tion of the necessa'ry legislation can be got through by March 4tli, and an extra session, it is thought, will be called. , , t >.??.:- .1 rh '? ? ? . THR SM.VLL-1'OX Is on the increase here. congress- and tin-. Eihalr-nox here at the sanio time is too much, especially as they don't take tb each other. Important Dec' s on. f AVc publish below the opinion-of the Supreme Court in ease heard rtt the pros? "eiit terra, dccidiugwhnt the exclusive jusisdicttou conferred on the Inferior Court of Charleston in criminal cases does ucti vest, because unconstitutional and void. The opinion was pronounced by the Chief Justice, and concurred in by the other members of the court, viz: Stute vsl Cain Simons, Solomon Lyons, Jack Drayton?Supremo Court, Ko vembcrTcrm, 1872. Opinion by Moses, C. IT; ; . - . TRfe'thfct: cases arc separate and-.dis tinct, but the points to. be settled by the appeals are identically the .-nine. . By the 1st section yf the 4th article of the constitution, the judicial power of the State is "Vested, i? ? Supreme Courts in two circuit courts, to wit: A Court of Common Pleas, having, civil jurisdiction, and a Court Of General Sessions, with criminal jurisdiction only; .in Probate Courts and in Justices of the Pence. The General Assembly may also establish stieb ntanicipal and other inferior courts as (nay hc,dcciucd necessary. Piy the 18th article, of the same section it*ts ordained that ''the,Court of .General Sessions shall have exclusive jurisdiction over all criminal . cases, which shall not b'? otherwise provided for by law." i ' The act of March i:>th,T.872,i2?o.8-4T?,) Statutes lit large 187, establishes "in tho County of Charleston an inferior court for tlie trial of ( rimiuaicases, to in; culler, the Criminal Court of Charleston County, widen shall be organized* by the jndgo thereof immediately after .hid election." The fourth section provides that , "tho criminal court shall Jiavo exclusive hp* pellotc jurisdiction of all criminal cases, from the courts of trial justice? for Char leston County, and c*eln*iVo original Jurisdiction of all criminal cutuscs less' than capital, and not at present conferred by law upon the courts of trial.justices." At the November term, 1872, of tho 'county ofv Charleston, tho three .defen dants wore separately indicted for the ! crime of murder: and in each caia the jury returned a, verdict of "guilty of num I slaughter.*'. Tiny moved tho judge in arr-stof judgment, "That tho General Assembly buving declared ?by net taut ' the Criminal Court for Charleston Conn ty shall have exclusive original jouris ' diction of all ollonoo4 lesa than- capita): this court has no more csghMO adfc'.fniS5 j tor punishment upon a conviction therein had for manslaughter,[than it bus to bear, try and dctcrmino uu indictment for this offense." The motion was overruled, and a reversal of the judgment is asked here, on the ground. taken in-tb^c^rirljelow. ?^^ttet^q-weeltiu1 lUWl! V6f tile coi^ifution alitji'ofvf.lio act orlW2{^c'%<r*'aVit pro vides for the cxtdusfvc^rjstJi^t|on by the Inferior C()uH'"o1v*iir^n|4p}al^use.s less tlfan capital"' and. iu?s,t ?bo ijhjtermiiicd by tho cynst|tyji6uv.\vhit:hlinny.tbe given to the words, "wuiolrfcbrilli tiolfbo ?ther? 'Wiw-proTidedWby4lUt^l-'13nhcy so qualify the power cbnferred on tho court of General, ticssionsns to* reserve to tho Legislature the right th deprived of all jurisdiction over criminal itnlffilRa less thou capital, orare'Stheyio'-' b*e hehl in subordination to'it* right'?trFvest soino other court with c?ncurr?nt'3r*r^'<-,tion iu the eases referred ti ?l7V'': k < The*courts of-General- Sessions as the/ have existed in this State, aV'least from' 17tt4,'Sce. 75f , Sfats5h'f^irVgcflSih have exercised all ? the powers or ijlb kings bench in England. By the ^constitution it is recognized as a superior** Ynounul, and unless restricted by that Instrument may still claim all the comnmii[law juris diction which'pcrthine to ticking's; bench. InStntc'vs. Walker,.14Jlich:W5f, it is said: "Within itsjurfsdfctldiM^wn to another tribunal by words not jtlainlv exclusive.*'-: " ,J,n "^^ In Peacock vs. BL-il nnd lycmhill, 1 Sand., 74(5, the com t. ;.id ; 4<And the^ulo of jurisdiction is that 'nothing shall bo intended to ho out ol'fhe jurisdiction, of a Superior Court, but that whichi especially appears to he so, and on tho contrary nothing shall bo intcnd'c^'''bj.^^jjvithin the jourfsdictlon 6f A\i* i^er^r^mir(t,-Jjut that which is so expressly'alleged.'' To deprive the court of 06'neral Sessions of jurisdietj^jn^c^j>^ ,.Wrt*>?'??'rt.-Vnnr?,.? Ku i li.v . ,.,v,iii< \i it*",?.> clearly "qppenrent. by.-"the constitution from whiebjt derived it* pbwerjIMAit is not of the cdass of oti'cnsu <i?tended'<td bo* comm'.t.ed to it. ^u^a) The act of 1872 proposes to fee from it tho trial of evey criminn! case," except, that for inurdur, which is th\j orityb?bnser now field capital by the laws of the State, by conferring exclusive authority over all of tliein on hn inferior*''court. The clause of the constitntibn'over' all criminal ca.-.^s,". did. not propose* toVo strain the Legislature front orga?.MSi?g other courts, with concurrent jurisdiction over such case. Tho first section, of ftho fourth article, rxfter enumeraliug .the courts in which tlic" judicial power of tho State" shall 5c vested, provin'eVV^flm General Assembly- may> "also^ e^ra%ltK,!i such municipal ajtil other interior eo?rfca as may be deemed necessary." Whilo Mich other courts might be t established wi*h like jurisdiction as the cv,u.rj^ ^ General Sessions possessed, this wouH\ not ufFeet tlio poWcrs of these last, exccp'f as to their exclusive t hnVUctcr7 (*bmerreW by the constitution. The word "which" inu.-t refer to "crhniOal ch?cs-^ words immediately jueeedo' it, and:hs against such as might ..bo oUierw??.piob ' via il by law, the exclusive jurlAftftitHrT&f * the General S^cv-ions could not prtSWirfi^ It was' the, retyution of exclusive nathori*?* ty that thy pro7i?ion.?tn"i intended ttf/pre*'' vent, for if U hud liccn omifledvtba-I.itjjS''3 islalure. w ilhquj a change ov \ths* onittrH"-11 tutiem cmjld ijeycR.baA'etVe^Ml.any ethWr'^ court with equal and eouenVreril Juri*;;* diction in such cnse?j,. Was tlmorfuri'rtr^'* General Sossion.s by..ihr -^alil IttiWsflQliotb'* vested with jurisdiction. or ..rxido$'vte ' jurisdirtion ? 7 By what rule erf'igra?nrn'!ti?'1 ienl construction can tho ndjeotiv* Which denotes or expresses "the qualify. orHlur* Illing named" or dcfuirs ^character: iir** rejectctj'/ The (:ou?:.tttutiou..<looirli^iWW'^ extent of the power?it. mada^iti eX<H?M** sivc? same, as oiho? wi*o vpnwiilod frtr tfy' law. Any transpo.sision- of th^Ar?>fl"#am would, only create a.<ombinatifm~WnMnfm U?> conclusion could- be ? inferrtW,?Hn'neV" than that which \vot?kl hold- the provision as only nilectiiig,' the?.o\(4u^iVb'',?j^f^Wl!c^,,l' tion of tlie court: ? < * j The act of t*72umkrrU!-e.^ .to the charge of mttvdt r, to cxclt-MRu?1 ^ Cour'?! "if Gf-?" i...* hV: SSoW iiom ait Juri diction in criniinal ease*, nn^'s^r^*ii.'i thus proposes we hiddil'^n'^'?itJli of the constitution, and thei^fdr?'vbuf.'* Tho motion in each of these cases is dif mis ed.?Columbia Uniou.