The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-06-29
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The New Orleans mes strongly Il advocates,
Immediate military sa, .erfcrcnce on the part Of
the United; staess, in the affairs Of Mex;oo
with ayiew to'cdey annexation.
:QaooniSl ,ieesfi, was thirty .yeas ~ ~.
tliroAe,of. EHsslY ID on the goth i,tst, ana *
anniversary celebrated in q loyal and ;ub;.s
lAhs 'pahnsE,, y London and .. the royal palaces.
q MS ; Hamilton w,,s brntally murdered in
Johnsssn Slounty Te,sas. by her brother-in.law,
Msce E', ss'amilton, The citizens ares apursuit
oithc bend, but at last accounts had not sue
:es's's M in effeotipg; his capture. 1,
!. '2he lowe. Republican State Convention
dc nom'n atoms for State officers few days
sg", an' adopted resolutions favoringtsa n July
session. on Of Congress and demanding the punish
mcnt. of jeff Davis a'' 6
1Iclpcr, tho man, WHO wrote the Impending
Crisis" a short time before the 'wnr, has just
published another book in which he proposes
to give all thcnegroes notice to quit the United
States by given time. The darkcys will con-
cludc this abolitionist mn indifferent Helper
after ALI t M ,r.-t,
The Ralcigh. .Seati,ez says there is a rumor
supposed to be well founded that tho radicals
ofNorth Carolina have determined to use CT.
forts to induce the colorcd people to register
and vote against convention. The argument
to be ,cmployod is THAT this is the best nncans
nfbringing about confscatiou.
a dispatch from Galveston says that an Aus
trian passed through that city to-day cn route
North who reported himself to be an officer of
AIaxiniilian, and stated that tho Emperor had
Grrn spardoncd on condition Of leaving tho
country as soon as the pert of Vera Cruz or
Tampico was open for his departure, :. !.
Sccretary NNelles dresses letter to Sccrc-
,stary Stanton, regarding tlle application from
Gen. Sickles for vessel to carry out recon-
.struction (). He says that the department.
would not feel Justified in issuing funds for
such purpose, besides he has .ncithor officers
nor. mon FOR such vessel. 3ef - -
Hero is fact which cannot.be too often re-
pcatcd. When you see n. man who advcrtiscs
'liberally. you may be certain of fnSing n good
I. stock of goods in, his store, that he keeps UP
with the market, and sells cheaper than those
who do pot adScrtise.- ifyou want good bar
gains always patronize those who avail them
selves Of the advantages afforded through the
advertising columns of their paper
The New Orleans Tones Of the 25th inst,
has an editorial severely commenting on Gen.
Sieridan''s telegram to Gen. Grant, which, it
. says, contains gross inaccuracies Of facts, and
errors of logic and law. 1t says that if the
language of that remarkable document is sane
toned >by any considerable portion of the
American people, the Constitution had better
ut once be consigned to the flames, and the Re-
public be delivered over to anarchy and chaos.
A pardon was, q. few days since, issued in
tho case Of General L"ngstrcct, it having been
granted upon the written and personal applica-
tion of numerous prominent individuals, nclud-
ing among tho names appended to the request
that Of General Grant and other prominent Off
GERS of the army, with several Senators and Re-
personalities, many Of whom were also person.
ally applicants for the pardon.
The Griffin (Ga.) Herald reports the price
OF new wheat in that town mt 81 per bushcl :;
and the Talbotton Gazette understands. that
parties in the West have offered to deliver
wheat along the limo of the Nlnscogee Railroad
ut 81 40 per bushel 1t says that tits cstima-
ted the wheat crop of Talbot County will reach
100000 bushels which will leaves surplus of
$4,000 bushels over tho amount Annually CON
sunlcd.
Generals Griffin and Reynolds, of Texas,
have reported to General Sheridan that Judge
Rivcs, Of the Ninth Judicial District of that
Stttc, in charge to the Grand Jury of the
Court; stated that he should not receive the
testimony Of negroes as the law of Congress
ON The subject was unconstitutional They al
80 report the same facts against Judge Dough-
erty, who stated in the headquarters of Gene
raj Reynolds, that, as regards the testimony of
negroes he would not recognize. the law or au.
tl,ority Of Congress- ~ ~''sr