The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-07-27

{Esryatiye il @ their Saws; end many sy q,
EspttatiyesIof opr Afsiean element are regarded
us very respectable: wThe periodsforStheiSom1
aaat oftheregistrati6a has not yeeB BEEN
fixed, but issdppoasa,, thar dbSdt The 4hidaie
MONTH .s @5tE ss,dS and
sg sa.g 81 lasiss yilh have sepp9rtppit
Of perfecting the required pralimineriesi for
vdtinsta f,ecasa IS nj ,doy tlssrs Had i5;i'
'Tah5 Tah5uagfks uafs' il plSyabls month thasg ago Chat j
sss'., Fl shess Thtes Ehe e. YfFs
gibls would at least register but POW think hin
'nitdoubtful ift more, ,thana very small. minority
will presensIthemselves before tho august elect
otiseb btfibunal. wThe ,inapTobability of fatac ret
issjSh s,e1 esEss ss'in'1 Il pqnp is iassd
j shs prescribed Is a s e. apd the unlimited
spower bestowed On tbosreg gistrars. To- rejects at
atheir opsion,any ydppicaht sorI franchise, vszil
-ietssmino very many to adoptthe' Perry policy
and stand aloof from any participation in tRa
sleciiohs s's:it II It's ai aainticedents. d Y. ea i F's7b
Gsperal siekles having partially abregated
hisi edict, theT Tdisciplesseand sde!
voices of Bacchus have recovered theis spirsts,
and esihcs their gratifcatioh, by freq1psnt and
imbibitions Some eight 81 ten s., Of
The pgoprietpFs of restaurants rant and bar rooms
constitute the favored few, Iwho are. permitted,
Etoifesopen their establishments, and of COURSE
siseySs Fare doingHa7 aodrishing business. This
DISCRIMINATION is not much relished BY the
maany 9i7sl ppfOrtunqtes s whose occupation like'
pthello,sis gone, but this dissatisfaction will
relieve itself only inpriyate expressions of lin
aignation. Tam authorized to state, that while
the powers that be,a are supported by .bayohets
tsno ahti.extiGction Cor anti discrimination
EogPvsntiona viii bss called. s't n 's'oeI iitl
.wsAn edict, affecting directly the, Charleston
Savings Institution, and through it many of
our people, wasH on Saturday, despite strong
md JUST appeals put into execution" Certain
United States Soldiers, who at tie CON commence nee
mont Of the late war, had on deposit in its Treas
grys considerable q M h sum Of money, have recently
demanded the. payment in full of their. claims.
The9Directors adeoliaihg to. make then. pre-.
fsrred creditors, thoy invoked the assistance of
the'military, who lihterveredin their behalf
and an order was promulgated directing the
fefihdihB Of The entire amount deposited.
TReeas supplement- to the fd order coolly directed
tat in the event of refusal, the Treasurer l
and Directors should be sont to Castle Pinok-
nsy; All the cash, on hand and sufficient ad-
altienal sssets b to meet the claims, wero there
fore paidoyer to the military The. Company
bong giihsolyent,r This forced measure will. Sc
ff6dsly affect the interests Of many widows and
Orphans, whose all was ip the custody of the
Say;nos Inst ;Htr,t;;nan e. Hte :t'pifog D.f : ds 9
The school for ffeedmen established last
week at .he old Marine Hospital, BY the Pro
tcstahtl Episcopal Church, is in a very flourish
ing condition; over eight hundred children
arc ia attendance, and now applicants daily
present themselves. The Superintendent,
(yyh!iihell; (yyh!iihteell; is named 100 Taylor, from New
YqrkD he, Is assisted by eight Charleston ladies,
from families of the highest responsibility,
TINS work is'as patriotic in its character as it
Is truly christian The colored children are to
bo educated, and it IS infinitely better that our
sYsn sa, people should ! instruct them than that
bitter enemies s ta1 should I'd SOW IN their minds
thasecds ofapimesity to US, and prejpaias, them
against oOurt intcrest,a Hostility sbetwcenfy the
facss eaH 10 proauctiveaof nothing biteyilto
both white and black. ,gia 1o1 sE,sEx
hsalh Of fdsl oar q assptss gks
tat weather under d sS |sy Va srs nv suffer
ingoeentipuea remarkably goSd. Rigid ressu ssua
lations for the thorough cleansing oftho city,
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