The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-02-22
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Of Hapsburg co,nmiftetl,to rest in,thc EEEiuIts
of the conventof thd Church lof the Gaps1eh-
ins. aoa noi4.s. a'yrbnea =, !shtJe, ~
Fourteen camc1s, raised at Gapu aReEeHde,
have been, brought to tndiaf dla;,h To bo
shipped for the Central Park View wg6tafik!,Hets
In California the tax Upon Ai iReaysd eayasdssain miners
of four dollars PEI month"; it is repSsted las
driven thousands ffrbm the paess,, Aid iiIsjr
departure has led to adcerease Ill TIE d
tion offs gold. 'a25i!ph .shW ha.h1
iqitp ~ I'D "a l.3iIi,. ta13sK 7nlsn!slaM
a A, Southern contemporary II hqa .rescyssJJi fhe
melancholy intelligence Il from pq Papsaes5h, ms s5hpl, that
:moncy is dream Of the pact, Isailsspever
lluminc IL the faces Of men, and alnaas 4 gpdh
raj gloom is oppressive" al 4, ii; ,o,u ID,
id In the Washington correspondonGeiof a.New
York paper is the following:, aSbmeioue asked
Thad. Stevens wha6 lie thonghtof laeai ,Gfant
now. His rcpl, was, 'Ho is boidcFanan-t Than
I thought him; wewill let b ip ipto the ehufeh
now -. ,e.ft,U aou s,,uibse1 b1iL, ,;,d. al
Some sixty or seventy young losklliguaea
passed over the R.ilcigh and Gass1A asJad last
week on their wny.to thble %estsigfodA ANdfd6R
They said that theyrivcre lefringt tMoftlr@
on.account Of therglodmy1 cpnd asasetellhif0e6k::
dition of thingslssi' lsri oi 10 s1edfssrn sdi os
The Turkish iasa decided,aSS
addnga couple of turret ships to its
squadron Plans for tiisG ieW ecssgIs ohSvc
been received from several English Aid ffaaGeE
builders and are now under c6hsiaerdtf6aiM
the Admiralty Office in antinopiiaai1,s ,Iase
M, la I,g. I,g y, st: 8. saoisoaS
arrival Of $50 bushels Of corn in tRas e;sy,
by barges down the Mississippi from a CAIRO as
showing that the grain Of the West i destined
to reach a market BY the; way q that slyes,
and bring Immense basines to thas ssy
On Lake Optaripi it is annqunced ssSliit ysEIsss
government. mt. keeps scyen lrarepu tcastkrsdRa ~
gplnboatt, though the Michigan, papcra say tkat
bne. gutter if due; igilancenwete exerciacd,s
could effectually prevent smuggling. q Hore isd
IN excellent chance. for rsrqtranahueltss sin w
There7s2a lady III BostsHi hp7s saidii WHO liisss liisss
furnished homes o4cr sSsch daH1
dlings The demand for rfiElred For adbptti55np %
in that city apnfara ta Pe eSerya great, which
seems to accord with the statistics that ha8e.
bee given Is tho 'dsss 81 births an,engs NO
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The venerable Bernard Maighy,.iof. zNdw
Orleans, died last week. in Theiheceasedlboneif
his veins the blood of oEreneh nobilityi Nyasos
born the inheriter of .yast.and tmosto SalIaBls.
estates, comprising in part oneafIthe four sdiisn
visions of New Orleans; was educated iikeunsssa
blcman's son. ..and iNqd to- manlloodo tiald6r tlib
flags Of France and sspant tespectirelyssq 50 aas
MAhnsAoE Tile fashiofi nov Ii aen aeneGial rSeIKsi
weddings TO stretch bfoat White fibBon
the aisle up which the brfdal S apSasss sSbo Sabova
which none but invited guests are allowed to
Sit The BRIDES nalids enter iiiii Pairs anat
tended by gentlemen frooha{ ait HIS afutt-
ure mother-in tha bride With Hef 9tf5eifsn
Two Of the groomamcn precee fe whole paaflSy,is' pafly,,
and tile others follow ita After the
each Oh them gives an arm tbone Of ta iihidfgy,o
tho party leaves the. church. AT east siichff
is the latest Philadelphia fashion A..E lehaags!s
A member of the ub-committec appoint appointed to :,
investigate the charges against President Ohm !,
son with view to prefcrring articles Of inn.
parchment had long conference, with the
President OH Sunday, and ascertaincd fully his.
views Mr. johnson expressed an earnest desire:
that the investigation should be thorough, and
no pretext left his enemies to suggest what
they might have done if they had pursued the.
matter. When the thing is done, he begs that,
it may be we'll done and says, while he has no.
fears as to the result, there are, facts which it,
might be we'll for the country to know. The.
committee are specially charged with .ascer-:
tanning if the President has obstructed recon-
sruction violated the civil ofhcs tenure iawa.
Onboth of these points the 1'residens desires .
a full investigation and intiniated that he2
would be able to lay before tho committee soipa !
interesting documents which could not BE His y
understood, and about which there could besho.. 2
issue of ycracity. i'''s'T7'' p'
AS OUR MOTHERS Do.AWe we're amused
the other evening, says an exchange, at three
little girls playing among the sageB brush in ais
backyard. Two Of thcm were enlakihg bc-sa
licve keep house" q few yards distance from