The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-08-08

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scnso enough 70 understand the business. he
will also have euongh to know this.-Mt.ss,
l'3oxghnan.
The St. Johnsburg Caeedonia= says that in
its Vormont exchanges Of lust wcok it counted
cighty-thrcc cases of sunstroko, Of which
twcnty-ninc proved fatal.
1t may look somewhat romantic, but it is
asserted as fact, that one third of the hun
drcd and sixty Chicago milkmcn havo bcon
found to sell the pure article
Three hundred and fifty families, cnbra-
cling some 5000 pcrsons arc now summcring
ut Newport. More than three hundred
cquipaScs turn out on the avenues in the
afternoon
The aggregate of the principal nppropra-
tions made by Congress this session is s161
100000 There will be another tail to this
kto in the shape Of huge deficiency bill next
session
a book-bindcr named Whitman, hns been
condemned to death in Poscn in Prussia for
poisoning four wives and two children in tho
space Of six years. lie married each time
for money.
A New Jersey postmaster, who was assessed
81 by tho Radicals i'll 1864, is now asked to
bleed S15 worth. He naturally concludes the
party has about four times rs hard u row to
hoe this year ns in 1864. And he is right
1t is stated stated that Gt,lera Buell., the man fI;5s
saved Grnt's army ut Shiloh, aud uuqucstiop.
ably Que q the braxasss. s.r.=--Ls---.yzy-7~rer
the Federal army during tho war, is in earnest
favor of Seymour and Blair
"Firc your guns" said poor laboring man
in Detroit, whlo the radicals were ratifying
Grants nominations: "you can't fool me any
longer. voted your ticket until it takes
three dollars to buy what l used to get for
scvcnty-ivc cents, and now think it's about
time for change"
The wealthy Jews are holding meetings in
various places to dcnouncc Grants persecution
OF their race. 1t turns out that the object of
Grants order hanishing the Jews from their
homes, was to give his father certain mono
poly of trade. But the Jews are aftor him
with something sharper than a stick.
Orvillc Grant, respectable merchant Of
Chicago, md brother Of Gen GIANT, recently
gave check of 81 900 to Democratic Club
of that city. In consequence of tho habits of
his brother, the now General he has not, for
long time, been on very familiar terms with
him, and will not vote for him, dccming him
utterly unfit for the office to which the negro
party have nominated him.-N Y. Doy Book
Don't advertise, it's bad plan. II will
call attention to your place Of business, and it
is much better for people who wish to trade
with you to hunt you up. 1t gives your Gus
tomcrs exercise and makes thom healthy.
Besides, if you advertise, somebody will buy
your goods, and then you will have to got
moro, and 1t will be a bother to you If you
have property to sell By auction or private salo,
don't advertise it, or the crowd of purchasers
might dirty the doorstep or soil your carpot
The project Of certain Texas carpct-bnggors
IOr Tile DIVISION OF ICXaS into three States has
been carefully examined by tho Radical leaders
in Congress, but it is said that they arc con-
vinccd that the step will only ond in making
three Democratic States, and that therefore the
matter will be allowed to sleep in the commit
tee room. Possibly the giving of arms-20O0
for each Congressional District to the negroes,
however base and boodthirsty the purpose,
may have a like issue, and the instructions
"return to plague the inventors"
Some fool compares Grant to Jackson
They are as much alike as an apple and an
onion, or as all eagle and turkey buzzard.
And the following very different sayings of the
two. mark their respective characters
81 shall have no policy Of my own to inter
fcrc against the people. u. s. GRANT"
81 say again, fellow citizens, remember the
fate of ancient Rome, and vote for no candidate
who will not tell you with the frankncss of an
independent freeman, the principles upon
which, if elected he will administer your gov
ernment. That man deserves to he sl,vo