The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-06-01

Buffalo has an Irish lady aged 40 who at
tends moss every morning.
Efforts are being made throughout Ohio to
raise funds for the relief of the destitute of tho
South.
1000 kegs lager beer wero seized in Brook
lyn, ON the 25th, the brewers having failed to
'cauceathe stamps.
Ths diamond. snuf-box given by Louis XVI.
to Colonel John Laurens, is for sale iu Now
York for $4,000.
There is a printing Office at The Paris Tx
position, under the patronage of tho Empress,
the oompositors in which arc all women.
Nearly all the Catholic clergy Of Poland who
have been cxilcd to Siberia have been author
lied to return to their dioccscs.
M. Jules Noblom, of New Orleans, is pub
fishing French translation of Pollard's "Lost
Causes"
A negro made his appearance in East Ma
chas village, Maino, the other day, and was
quite curiosity to the young people, many Of
whom never saw a colorcd man before
The Niceroy of Egypt is the richest man in
the world. He OWNS fourth of the entire
soil of the country. The "dcyil" wants to
know. ifhc has any Hgals"
General Sheridan has discharged an aid to
the chief of police of New Orleans, for dis
couraging negroes from registering their names
as voters.
The use of tobacco has been prescribed by
tho Vermont Methodist Conference Hereafter
no person addicted to the habit will be admitted
to membership.
The Washington Chronicle, Fornoy's paper,
which claims to be tho lea;ling organ Of the
extreme wing of the Radical party, comes out
IN a long editorial in favor of confscation
The Wilmington and Manchester Ralroad
is the only one-North or Soutl-that has re-
fused to transport free Of charge, provisions
anl supplies for distribution among the poor,
Pass itround
The Agricultural Bureau has very favorable
reports of the wheat crop throughout tho
country. During tho past winter an unusual
number Of cattle pcrishcd from exposure and
vntion:;
The Republican party of Louisiana has in
corporatcd inits platform resolutions adyoca-
ding thore-building, by Government aid, Of the
Mississippi leyccs and the abolition of the cot
ton tax .
a STRAw-Thc Now York Frccmans Jour-
pudiatc the Lincoln war debt When VIC do
that, labor will once more make gool living
for the laborcrs"
Allen. McCaskcll, of the "Pulmctto Regi-
meht," if living, Or his friends, if he is dead,
can recover the medal given to him by the
State Of South Carolina for his services in
Mexico, by applying at this oiflcc.-Phanir.
Mr.. S. Calhoun Smith, whose arrest and
imprisonment for cutting the union from the
United States flag we noticed few weeks ago,
has been released from confinement.
In Paris, you can buy neat and excellent,
and oven pretty clock, for twenty-five cents.
In Germany and Switzerland, of course, they
are even cheaper. A clock for the price
of IL. peck of potatoes. What is the i'm
port duty on such clocks, We wonder?
\ negro girl, living with a family named
Ivaiis, NIadisonville, Mo, took an infant six
or eight months old, child of iIrs Evans,
;and placed it upon hot cooking stovo, and held
At there until burned in such manner as to
cause its DEATH
Every item of intelligence we receive from
the West indicates that terrible Indian war
fs beginning. The United States authorities
arc hurrying supplies forward to tho post, on
the border, and letters from the West say there
is no doubt in the minds, Of old mountainccrs
that this is going to be the worst year of Indian
troubles on the plains that we have eyer had.
"a singular and imposing wedding ceremony
came off at Milford, Conn, on Wednesday
evening. The groom being Knight Templar,
the knot was tied in Masonic Hall, and the
happy couple were escorted under the ..'arch
of steel" with imposing grandeur The Sir
KNIGHTS Wcrc in fl, III uniform ,pd onnronr;,+o