The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-09-28
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II. G. Horton, Editor Of the New York Day
Dools Is doad. I'D 4iilbs rf.sg -.1 ,,.,,.
General Grant fatheri is speaking on tho.
Dcmacradc side ihifhclO Ohio canvass tq ~ %
Tn tho New York constitutional, Convention
proposition to; locate the State capital at New
York. oity was lost &, ..',' ''-.''l J = '.!''s'
In some, parts of Indiana, where the drought:
has destroyed the pasturage, tho farmers are
bogiRsing to feed their stock. IL, .,-
Judges Warner, Walker and Harris, of tho
Supreme Court of Georgia, arc out in letters fav-
oringitcconstruction under the military bills on
tho ground of necessity and expsdiency. b. \.
vailandighan,, in q speech Friday evening
claimed that tho soldiers pensions and boun-
tics wore sacrod public dobt, and should be
paid. He denounced National Banks as a
gross sw;ndlc. ag .a 4'r ~
The Consul at Malaga writes that the Span
ish Government declared tho whole United
States foul with Cholera and Yellow Fever.
All vessels arriving there arc quarantincd
The petrifed body of woman was dug up
at Albany last week. 1t was as white and
nearly as solid as marble. The body had been
buried seventeen years. h. M ,t
The only daughter of "spotted Tail, the
celebrated Indian Chief is Finishing her cdu-
cation" at Omaha. She is learning to sing
Italian and play tho piano. n T f. i.
London is not the largest city in the world.
Jcddo, the capital of japan, has population
of 5,500,00O. It contains, 100000 dwell
ings; and many of its streets are % miles
long,, M e 4..
Young ladies who arc accustomed to read
newspapers, are always observed to possess
winning ways, most amiable dispositions, invari-
ably make good wives, and always select good
husbands.lyia thr ,p';'a
We learn that Colonel Henry S. Bowen, of
Tazewell county, Virginia, has sold bis land
for the snug little sum of $4,000 in specie.
A German. company are the purchasers. ''r'' :.
Mrs, Mumford, tho widow of the man who
was hung by Cen. Buti.,r In tycw Orleans, is
now living in Abingdon: Va, in great Idestitl-
ton. The Nryinian. calls for aid for her and
three Gthcrlcss Children !9!H2''
Commissioner Taylor telegraphcl to the In
dian Bureau from Omaha, that the prospects
ofSpeacc with the Indians are more lattering
than ut my time the council with them at
North Platte being perfectly satisfactory. Ii
The The editor Of tho Louisiana Democrat saw, a
fow days ago, in Alexandria nm old freecsd,uan,
at least least eighty-fyc years old, with two large
navy reyolyers buckled to his waist, js pepper per-
box; x;revolyer in each breeches pocket, a huge
sugar cane knife in his bosom, and "a loaded
walking cane in his right hand. - He W Was 4
delegate to tho radical mongrel convention 4
The United States Grand Lodge of Odd
Fellows, which has been in session in New
Yorknfor week past, djourned sine die on
Saturday. The 26th Of April was fixed upon
as a standing Thanksgiving dayiof the Order
Resolutiepsowere adopted reiterating the right
of subordinate Lodges and Encampments to Sc,
lect their officers; also having the torn of Office
Of officers Of subordinates as six months A re-
solution was carried giving the power of eleetr
ing grand officers to Past Grands, in good
standing. .- us ..g..
~ MUTUAL ADMIRAT1os,-Orr's letter to
Sickles and Sickles' letter to Orr arc certainly
OF tho mutual.admiration class. Zach had
Been delighted with tho conduct of the other
Orr returns thanks for "uniform kindness and.
courtesy" and sickies remembers with pleasure
0rr's "courtcous consideration" Mr.. John
son is the cruel Saul who has separated the
modern David and Jonathan But General
Candy need not despair. Orr will take to him
or any other uniformed" man, as kindly as
he did to Sicklcs.-Richmona Dispatch