The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-03-30
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gaining strength.
In Tennessee, Brownow has commissioned
negro Captain i'll the State Guard.
The official reports of the st. Patrick's day
riot in New York, is that 33 policemen were
injured, 8 seriously and dangerously. They
re all recovering.
General Thomas, at his own request, retains
command Of the Department Of the Cumbcr-
land, and General John Pope will command
the Third District, under the Military Bill.
Thirty-cight yearsago an Indian woman rode
on horseback from Los Angeles to S nta
Barbara using piece ofgrapc-vnc as aswitch
On reaching her destination she stuck her
switch intothc ground. 1t took root, and sixty
barrels Of wine were made last season from it's
fruits.
A country editor in Texas thus speaks Of his
vcxations: Never have We been SO bothered
as at present. We have lost nearly our whole
years supply of mcat-our eyc-sight is affected
-dunncd daily for small dcbts-nobody to go
to the mill for bushcl of mcal-with Il thou
sand other things to annoy us. We arc willing
to sacrifice all this and more to give the pub
lie II good paper. and hope to meet just re-
ward:
1t is anthoritativcy announced that General
Ice Is strongly in favor Of the people voting
ior convention, and that every man not ac-
tually DISTINGUISHED should not only take the
necessary steps to prepare himself to vote, but
to prepare all friends, white and colorcd to
vote right. He thinks the cooperation OF
all the people, officials and citizens. should
be prompt, and that the chief object should bc
to get rs quickly and quietly as possible back
into the Union, with such rights as arc left us.
He thinks the oath proposed is such az every
good citizen not dislranchiscd ought now to
take as u simple matter oftruth and duty as Il
citizen Of the country
Tcxas-ward the star Of empire takes its way.
y gentleman recently returned to the Lone
Star State fron, the East says al along the
route from AlcXandria. Eirg ina to Galveston.
the cry vas Texas. lIn." among the p.sscn,
L
f'r the purpose of cultivating su.ar and cotton;
me for Northern Texas fer the purpose Of
cnltiya,in= the cereal grains; aud some iur
Southwestern Texas, for the l.:.zIm.e Of en-
:cag.ng in p.stnral pnrsui!s, such US r,i,in..
l.arScs. cattle aud sheep.
How TO ElL.. y Tow<---1k, f.s!.vi
G",yitu say. Run every Que eff wi'il TN
reasonable charges Gur lots an! i;r,a1way,
New York, rents. Stick yo;.r lands IN ar
packets. and discourage every enterprise n
every way. if you do not dollar il. i: i.r
ynur greasy stocking l.of about The strc,;
:i:.:S con;c;.t t" curse bad f:.rt,;..c and
pong" on soin"l,nly for Il drink pf mean wills.
key.
How TO BUILD !. TowS-I.ncoura4c c.a;.y
one who is worthy and active in spirit to pur-
chase and improve property. Go to work.
stimulating enterprises that are Legitimate. by
uniting Your industry. influence and capital in
the co:non pot" Cultivate public spirit,
and talk less than YOU work mean what YOU
say. and demonstrate your sincerity by II strict
observance Of punctuaity. lihcrality and in
dustry. Prefer to out your pants about
the feet and let no one sec they arc patched in
the seat
SERIOUS RIOT IN New YoEk.-Duriny the
passage Of a procession Of Irish societies
truckman i'll cndcayorin@ to remove his team
from the rout, according 10 orders from the
police. was seriously attacked by the members
ofonc of,hc societies. they dccmng his motions
too slow. The police cndcavorcd orrotcct him.
when the Irish attacked them and drove them
Off but being reinforced, the police cntlcavorcd
to make some arrest when they were attacked
By large masses OF Irish who seriously wounded
some fifteen oithc officers Large rcinlorccmcnts
OF police arriving. the assailants withdrew
Later in the day several Of the rioters were
taken out of the procession to the stat utionhouSe.
The above occurred on Grand and Pitt streets
Subsequently another quite serious melee took
place on East Broadway, occasioncd by the
police arrcstin. riotcr Two offers were
badly injured An Irish marshal named Clark.
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