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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-11-23

Two thousand men arc said to be employed
by \. Il. Stewart in his New York stores.
a newspaper sermon for the thoughtful
library for the poor and blessing to every
body except (sometimes) the printer.
A broker being asked the other day how his
child was. answered almost in tears "Vcry ill;
would not give over two per cent. for lis
life"
Grant has. proved. that Johnson's plan of
Reconstruction is precisely what I.incoln's was
The difference: The Radicals dcify the latter
and curse the former
In Siam they SOW up mans mouth
when he lies. Good gracious! suppose the
same punishment was inflicted in every case in
America What silence would follow
a man in Ohio, who was discharged from
service during the war of 1912 on account of
being over the age, is still alive, l0S years of
age.
The United States army has cost during the
first six months of 1867 no less than S5G,OOO,-
0GG, which is not far from double the cost OF
the English army.
The editor of the fredericksburg (Va)
N1'rs has received letter from one Of tho
Burial Corps, threatening to set fire to his
Office if he does not abstain from his vigorous
dcnunciations of the Radical party
a week ago we argued that Sherman would
bo a suitable man for the Democrats to run for
President against Gen. Grant. Yesterdays
National ItcUyrnr'4 comes out in long lead
or setting forth Sherman's opinions ms indica
ted by his acts and his lottors 1t proves salts.
factprily that he entirely agrees with Mr..
johnson as to tho status Of the Southern States,
and leaves tho inference to be drawn that he
is hostile to tho reconstruction measures of
Congrcss.--lt. Micr
The Charleston Mrcuy says "A private
letter received in this city from WATERFORD
states that the term of the Mayor and Town
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TRY.
"Black loyalty
LET THE rarrn raprr OF n,sronrI rI BIZ PRESERVED.


LET THE TRUTH OF nisron44 BIZ PRESERVED.
;ijEigh c; million Of lives VIC, have spent,
!H And thrcs billions of dollars OF more, ''.
ThateRcn fctter in twain should be rent, l,'I
And the slave-horn be heard never more;
2 Full six years we have given TO the Black,
And the thing was undoubtedly right
~ Now suppose, just to- altor tho tr,,cks7,,i. ~
u We. devote half an hour to the White.
When tho South, in its hour of mad pride,
AT Fort Sumter let drive the first shot,
Neck and lloels our poor Sambo was tied;
i And the North held oneond OF the knot:.
s, ,Bnt our hold we lr,, go at the sound,
. i, For buth hands we required in the fight;
'i And tho war for tho Black was then found
Quite tough job Of work for tho White
Well, we fought; aye, for four years we fought
Pouring out lavish treasure and life"
2 Dldtiic Black then arise Isl lii ought, .il.
Glowing Nuthward with torch and will, knife.
AL his masters were far from his track,
Under Jofnsou and Lcc in the fight;
i, There was nothing to hold the Black back /
From assisting his champion, the White
Did lie aid us when blcc,ling We stood
: To chase from him saverys dreams,
Orr'to Lee sent he clothing anil food
Harness, powder equipments and teams
We all know that in ono single State. -,
A revolt would have ended the fight -
So no more of their .loyal prate"
For BlnckrYbs were worse than the White
y -
The white rebels came with cheer,
Their bayoncs nslnnt nml aglow,
While the Bnck rebels slumk in the rear,
Assisting (nud freely our foe.
Phillips, Sumner, and men q tha, school.
May clck-clattcr from morning i'll night;
Dnt if l}lacl. or White rebels mus; rule
Then, by Heaven! COUNT me in for tic White
II would sicken, II dug. t,s. vile cant
That we hear Of .Blac! loynlty- now
Aud noticc the twn,l,llcrs who rant
On tho subject, were far from the row;
But since cold has brcn Lees latest gum
And since johnson stackc, arms after fight.
We aro told t.hy lilark vuyr VIC won =
i ,Tis all innbug to laurel the white!
T0 the Black Rsb,! glory aml r9v'tr,
To the White rebels chains and lisgrice
Oh, madness, n,d worse. rules the hour
tila Wplare false to faith wisdom aad race.
Tony heart with You, l.ongsircct and Ill.,
johnson, I.cc-cycry innn III the fight,
J foi were rebels, and bnd ones but-still,
You shnrc my mikfortune--you White.
'''Hi,: MIEES O'REILIN, (Gen. Hnlrinc.)
Late private 18th r., n. Y. V. Infantry.
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AT morn We know not what the eve may bring"
And surest treasures take the earliest wing.
Ono week has gone; the cash clerk of
Sherman and iJoslyn" had abscondcd, with an
incredible sum the entire amount of their
bank deposit Search had been vainly made,
and as the news soon spread, one and another
creditor appeared. It was at the fifth applica-
ton for due, that Mr.. S. begged indulgence
for some days; and as an appeal was being
p,adoito Mr.. Joslyn,Ihc fell 70 the floor, in
violent spasm.
He was taken home spccchlcss and for some
days his mind failed. Hc wcpt in childish
tones, and vociferated at intervals spoke of
"Edward-his darling .clid-thc cheated Or
phan."
Edward Roland delayed not to obey the
summons. which recalled him again to his
loved ones, In short time with heartfelt
sorrow, he stood again ut the threshold of
home, which years before had been to him, an
asylum of love and luxury. He hicd to them
now, while grief and approaching poverty
stances, would have been "biss below" Ed
ward was stunned at his own inpotcncy to
combat the emergency. He had learned of
their pccnniary strait; and on tho route, his
busy brain md hotter heart, had proposed and
rejected plan after plan for their relief, He
felt thatyfulncss of soul, which grateful love
begets but in the generous man. He wis re-
solved, if his property was involved in the ruin,
it was no personal loss for all his hopes ,and
interests were ldiroady absorbed in thci,s If,
&ithout:hh knowledgq, had been invested in
the firm, which was, irrcmediably bankrupt, he
would mover allow a rcproachful thought
to lingcr in his memory; being but mans he
too owned to all tho sympathies Of manhood.
The stage stopped, and tho son, tho boy of
yesterday, ttrod softly, firmly up the stops and
as he kancd over the sufferers couch, there
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v A R I 0 U S.
A Confirmed Grumblcr.

The following sketch may be caricatrrc,
though We think there is human likeness
about it so real as to be easily recognized:
Some time ago there lived in Edinburg a
well known grumblor named Sandy Black,
whose often recurring fits of spleen or ndiges-
ton produced some amusing scenes of sense
less irritability, which were highly rclshcd by
all cxucpt the br"tc's good, patient little wife.
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One ming. Sandy rose bent on a quarrel; /;
tbe, ,baadies and eggs were excellent, done to a
tdrn,and had been ordered! By himself tho pre-
vions.psening; and breakfast passed without
the locked -for aause ofpomplaiut: i'.3
sNIhat will you have for dinner, Sandy Y'
aaidsAIrs. Black .<a. 4 ,,,. : vvu
4" HAsohicken, madam said the husband j,
'''',lspast or boiled ?" asked the wifeY,,'yiS,>
MADAM, if you had been'A good and con
sideMte, wife, you'd have known before this
,shatI liked" Sandy igrowlcd out, and slam
1pihE the door behind him left the house., It
wash sho Spring, and friend who was pres:
ent heard the little wife say, asandy's bcht
on adisturbancc today; l shall NOT please
himt do what L can" =
The dinner time came, and Sandy and his
frieAdsa down to dinner the fish was eaten
in si!epcc, and on raising the cover of the dith
before him, in towering passion he callpd
out,- ia
: sa}oilcd chicken I hate it., .lnada,n A
chicken boiled is chicken spoilcl"
Immediately the cover was, raised for another
chicken, roasted to a turn.
sNfada,n, I woh'teat roast ckicseui," jroared
Sandy; 'you know how it should fhnte been
cooked" ii. IL. ..1r .a .,.ni, -,I..; /. ,.;.I
AT that instant a broilcd chicken. With mush.
rooms was placed on the table
fW.lthput green peas?", roared the gru,n-
bier. .'I'iS
a1Hcrc they are, dear" said Mrs. Black
GLOW dare you spend my n,onoyuin that
was?" II,
,s.Rising from his chair and rushing from the
room, amidst roar oflaughter from his friend
he clcnched his fist and shouted, "IIow dare
you receive a present without my lcaye?"r
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a Curious LOVE SToRY.-A very curious
story is told by several Of the ancient writer's
respecting Egirvard, secretary to Charlie
,nagnc, and daughter of that Emperor The
secretary fell in lovc'with the princess, who at
length allowed him to visit her. One winters
night he stayed with her very late, apd in the
meantime deep snow had fallen. If he left,
his footmarks would, be observed, and yet to
stey would expose him to danger At length
the prineess resolved to carry him on l,cr hack
toa ncighboring house, which she did Tt
happened however. that from tile window of
his bedroom the emperor saw the whole uf-
fair.
In the assembly Of his lords on the following
day, when Esirynrd and lis daughter were
present. he asked what ought to be done to the
man who compelled aiking's daughter to carry
him on her shoulders, through frost and snow,
in the middle of winters night? The lover
was alarmed, but the emperor, addressing
Hgirvard. said : "IIadst thou loved my daugh.
ter thou shouldst have como to mo; thou art
worthy of death, but will give thee two lines
Take thy fair porter, in marriage; fear God
and love one another"
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STEVENS HOUSE,
90, 25 ,& 27 Broad'coy, ~.
I fts 4 .g -. 10
Opposito'B Wing Green.
ON THEE UROPEAN PLAN

ONTHE EUROPEAN PLAN.
,Yg1IIE STEVENS HOUSE, is well and widely known
T, 4 to the travelling public The location is es-
7 iecally suitable to merchants end business it
Ia in close proximity to the business part of the
.city--is On the highway Of Souhefn'end Western
~ :, md Steamboat depots ~3t :
~ H'VTRe STEVENS HOUSE hns liberal accopimoda-
tion for over 300 gnests--it s we'll fnrnishud, and
h me
90 wen ventated-provided with gas and water-thc
attendance is prompt and respeotfnl-and the table
is generously provided with every delcacy of the
season--at moderate rates. 'fpp aA:" ~ n
t The tsams having been refaynished and remodel
ed VIZ ase etnbied to offer extra facilities for the
comfort and pleasure Of our gaests
Df) rD2a/I:Isl GEO. X. CHASE & CO.,
jane 1-Gm I'roprietors.
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Dull. TINES IN. New YoRK-Thcrc is
much complaint in New York Of dull times
among the merchants A correspondent of tho
Columbia Chronicle writes m
"Ninc out of every ten of them will tell you
there not making money enough to pay
clerk hire or store rent, while the tenth will
declare that he cah only effect sales by submit
ting to enormous sacrifices. The fact is, buyers
and sellers alike seem disposed TO hold off for a
while, to see what course Congressional lcgis-
laton is going to take on the financial question,
and also sec what is to come of the impcach-
n,cnt talk The future is considered ,lnccr.
tain, and until the fog clears up, these COM
plants Of dullness are likely to prevail. IA
The wholesale dry goods dealers of Brook
lyn have been in consultation upon n PROPOSE
ton to reduce the salaries of their clerks thirty
per cent. on and after the list of january,
owing to the ruinous decline in goods and con
scqucnt heavy losses" -
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tl0fI1 hUr
A instance of oonnubial- affection is narrated
as occurring lately in New Hampshire. A
couple had q,iarroled during the eSRdls long
term of their married life. At lastpthehnsband
was takon'illi and diwas evilentiyi aboasto die.
His wife camo to his bedside, .Yheras4t sho
had aeou his condition the following h ,aplloquy
Wy daddy aday';,fs your feet are e tslysya solay ssya your
hands are ood and yoaaf aatf'n nose sS6barit
'"Wa'll, lot UNI be cbldl9 aoitaHtieaoa
""Wyi daddy,youlrd goin'to dieH',ato
i fWallol guess i know wot I'm bout"
!. "My' daddy Tsts to beeam # spfs,dsf you
die?''
Dunno, and don't % ,afs e.fss wss ws5s srax xaat 70
know is, wot's to betacaiiih If ilhe pa nota1oh
'iid.ioL--sii-..l slaaas..ssss-a<ssa2-
Via. t hind efa ship asa4h tswa Raltsas lasg and no
captain !? Coprtship,n !.
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| lessons
Of pleasure bright, or fortune i'll,
Ef,,; We gather courage, strength and win
tn,ii !, ii, To liye to suffer, and bo strong % 2
And soon the truth with all its stcrnnesa,
dawncd upon tho household. Mrs. j Joslyn
gave her utmost efforts to revive hope and in
tellect in the stricken frame. Now, he was
Istaikingl of extravngnnt schemes, and then, cry
ing in the most childish tones. His strength
seemed for awhile to battle the disease; yet, ms
his recovery was slow, his business had to be
arranged and closed up. Edward had been
latterly so preoccupcd, assisting Mr.. Sherman,
;ts only TO be at home short time each day,
and this interval was usually passed in the sick
room. But the assignments and signatures
were finally all arranged through Edward and
Mr.. Sherman.
The hour for thought had come the hour
for action too. lie had helpless parents for
them lie would labor, and thus earn 4 right to
claim his beloved. Same friend, needing
trusty and energetic agent, offered Edward II
| liberal amount to undertake the business. 1t
might occupy him several months. No other
opening was as lucrative and he went. First,
however, the sick MAJ, was removed to small
or home; and the inmates surrounded with
such comforts as they most needed from their
recent luxurious apartments. Mr.. S. promised
| to look after their door business. and to
visit them often. Recently. lie had been there
| frequently, and the visits of Julia Burton oc-
curing simultaneously led Edward to suppose
these might have been by previous arrange
meat. ne construed the attentions of Mr' :.
INTO al intimacy, when removed all anxiety
concerning the nature OF his visits at Mr. JOS
lyns house.
rh. ,,,,;n, w.r,,. ;x.r, ~, ~, e.,.
Far tho hone of return take. ,hc sting from A,l;cu
! i"' years ,'','c l''.Se" SINCE inc '"fc"e'' VIC
'o'''fo' ,o A'.cf Ills ocl'"'"'c' 'c''e'S s'"''
ta'' .Te'he" W'tn n"lp "',u lh'lr"Nen'clt, o'c''-
=, g. ~.
"'''' r'"'
N,
n.a". ~. -,
( ~
',''"'''''S' "'' "''''' '',''' .'' nc
"'l'u, "'r'' "''' ''N wy
.s..,.;,, oxnor;r,r, i. t,,k h,l, If bus;ucss
with nur,osc and dc,crm;pel to Lc f;thG,l
,,l ,a,,ron.,us
guea
Cod gives Patience Love learns strength, \
|
No dav can be lived over twice, and there
arc some days which :.ad,i Years rather than
hours to tho experience" to the strength and
depth of n life time. The mail brought a let
ter far which he should have bccn nrcnarcfl by
two others of early date. which came at the
same time.
Darling Alicc-my model. my only idol: I
loved her first and only her; this affection has
crown with nv wars md absorbed nv evorv
impulse, and now she bids me tell hor, she
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Council Having expired ir Geneardaf danby has ap
pointed astfanger from New England to succeed
the Former, and four negroes to serve on the
'atterc Verify, not negro equality, but negro
supremacy seems to BE- the q ordor !G4 of the e day.
~ AN AnFruLi iTRidKe--A notorious :burght,
eop6ped at,, CAarlestowp, Maasacb3Hssttsr IS-
:yealed tR tR,.h the warden, and marshal tho hiding
place Of rich booty on the bank Of the Tive niveF,
and they took him to the SPOT in'1 IL dabl dabl1.PHe
thfec drg deeply into the earth BY turns, unfit
they had fmadca largc pit andu burglar thAn
sumbied the wardcn. In upon 3tha marshal, ard
pa"e h's escape yr!'1@,eay i,o.1u.;I.s .-4ei, (,
= It'nppears to be admitted that ,NIr4 scKatd,,
offered to- dsribaldi the highest rank then
kpovn in, the Federal, ,nrmy; if he would ac-
Government, at an. early period 'thsAate
war. Garbaldi declined because 4lc war WAS $
then allcgedtoa abo winged ITO restore the Nnibn
and motto abylish Slavery, II ,.-,.,
u sCnrroNiN CHABhEsros.--5fr the appear
.apceiqf the railroad ,depatts Gan be taken, ha
eyiidleneep Of the amount Of Cotton in the City,
VIC should say that there IS is mucK horee hsoree 9F the
staple here than the shipping of the ;rbrt is
able to take AWAY The depots Of the South
CnrroIiiia Railroad and the n Northeastern Rail
road look like two great Cotton yards ;.ad
lines Of drays are kept running. nll day'traps'
porting the bales to the presses and wharscs . .
Charleston 'o' 'fyye7dy' Y y,y2 '''','g !. !.
y LUCKY HaTrERs->Some time siiicea hat
ter in Brooklyn, for the fun. of the thing,
promised his wife that he would make her a
skirt such as-nncyer was before known. lie
took some felt. and adopting the beating pro,
cess by which felt hats arc made he, sHeaked
the material over n. frame and beat it In sue,
fccssivc layers till thick, full sized seam mlcss
skirt was made, i,npervious to rain or damp,
warm, and not heavy. 1t was regarded as a
wonder by the ladies' of, New York. More
were demanded. They became the rage, and
an immense factory has been opened, one hun
dted hands employed and the demand Cannot
be supplied ~ (. I '-7}f''1n I'D I'll
YoUR HONE PApEn The Cleyerahd9 Her
dhfvcry justly says: at matters not hawinaany
newspapers man takes, his list is incomplete
without his home paper. Every citizen, who
wishes we'll for his locality shogll gy;ee gcncr
ons support to his home paper. # the paper is
not Just such as he would wish it. lie should fee
thai himself and ncighbors arc responsible in q
measure for its short comings. Give n paper q
liberal support, m actiye sympathy, and it at
once responds to- SUCH manifestations 4,ct an
Editor feel that his efforts are appreciated and
he is the most responsible being on earth his
paper part of himself, lie is as sensitive to
ccnsnrc or praise as doing father. ~
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ORIGINAL STORY.
a Fact, not a Fiction.
BY DAISY DALE.

(Coacludcd IN our Mcrt)
At morn We know not what the eve may bring"
And surest treasures take the earliest wing
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t.,, ''For. from the lessons studied long,
Of pleasure bright, or fortune i'll,
yf,,;,., We gather courage, strength and win
nir !, ID. To live, to suffer, and bo strong. ~
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