The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-07-20

his action by any opinion of any civil officer Of
the United States. RS - -ss-s : ssvg;;s.s s
/ Seq: IL sAnq Ssa Gysbey:ea That all !.
the provisions of this act and the acts to which
this is supplementary, shalt be construed libex,
rally to the eud thai .slitsaa aIintsata &tssreSf
may be fully and perfectly carried out
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Mrs. Adclicia Acklin has presented tho First
Presbyterian Church IF Nashville with i boil
weighing 1000 1900 M pounds and costing $4,000
The First African Church in Richmond il /.
supposed TO be tho largest on, the continent.
1t has over 1000 names on its record, and 5000
resident members. Xxx ~ 49, d [ w
Gen. Ord complains Of the difficulty he cx-
pericnccs of7fuding a,suHicieut5number of 10y.
q men in Mississippi qualified toaet as regis.
trars. ssf.,l; ~ 49,.
Gen. Grant approves a suggestion from ,u.
Pope that cx-Cohfcderates who oppose the Con.
grcssional Reconstruction Acts MAY bes regard
cd as violating their paroles. aSsi9e
The French Government, hearing nothing
from its Mexican Minister since theTcapturc of
the City of Mexico is about sending a strong
feet to Vera Cruz to protect him or to resent
any indignitics offered llinl. ;'i'a',? aTot.is
e7Thes FourthIof July passed off Very quietly
i'll Chicago. Only twelve fires, five murders!
three suicides, half u doxon robbcrics. and nine
cases s. OF rape are reported. The morals of
that city must be improving.
The Republican Union Congressional Com
mittce met in Washington, July 18th, for, the
purpose of hearing reports from Southern
Agents, to consider the political situation and
to adopt means to secure political dominance
in that section. -
Political arrests in Spain are always made
on the largest scale, and: it is therefore not
matter of surprise that, in consequence of
rumor of conspiracy against the lfczof tho
Queen, the Government has at once -1natfc u big
haul Of oyer two thousand persons suspected IF
completely. ss4:s.S ~
The wonderful vitality Of the Hebrew race.
has never been niere fofcihIy IlemdnstFatci thar =
in the instance Of Disracli. Rprar WITHOUT
rank, Ggtunc or social position, BY ,thes sheer
force Of intellect he has lnouutc,l to. tho high
est place in England, and leads the pyoulest
and mosr crful aristocrracy in the 9s;sld into
tho aeooptaneo,of setorn ;. 'e's!re 'hcysiu-''
test. scA .ts.as,6s i,s:
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The American Consul at Vera Cruz. n,,,lor
date of June Is, writes This Static, Depart
lncM and City Of Eora Cruz, and E,stlc of
st. Juan dsulloa, is in quiet possession of tho
Mexican Natioual General Bonaridcs,q Tho
Imperial ehict d foreign tronps have cn..
barked~ and loft the country. ~ p 50
The yeto message will probably DO dclaycd.
Instead of formal veto and protest on ground.
already argurcd, an elaborate and carefully
prepared State paper will be- presented by tho
President - NY i.5.a ,.s,a,ss.E
The expenses Of tho Indinn War, according
to estimates made at General &c rants heads
quarters, re@fully one million dollars aweek..
says Washington dispatch to the Boston
ilrerfiscr. The same authority says, 10 case
it is determined to inaugurate a vigorous cam.
paign, expenditures will esoon. be needed to
meet the wants Of the increased force of abous
five millionspcr week. Thus far. since, the
trouble began, every Indian killed has COST the
government one million dollars and the lives
of about ten white men, q -ts-' n IS,
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