The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-04-18


prodtcsd Within three miles,nof, aColumbia,
county, sPa:sass S ssl asHrliIt ,ssiitr.:f I,.,r
u f9hs Natural Bridge of fvitgiuia Is Advertised
TOT sais BY public auction onn the '25th of
Rhltif otpoess liz ,1s -itid nlif i,nfflEa,,tis
EoitIsg d.i.,I od5 40 .stlta,,ia', ~ eii,,,.
gsssSess ftHsa atssr west agreo in appr eheud-
fng a gcsssd adiani swar this Summer, in
eeaaeqeeaas ef sufs lillcd trcatics. ,.,4. 81. u
Mi Nh NsAelsoa Il NpsarIth I'LL Oxford, @ I'm Sras.;a.! "a!
shasetts xsled four , hundred feet Of Black
sas A I'd eelsr Ps pssr his house last
Fhe tcmperaures linen; lin ttEagland are agi-
eating the question Of law compelling all
sgiag.G9sE soa tS Il. BE- taken home and shared
alIfly nth tbs family .ii.l lfal.,. .I,,.5
At the funeral of Father Taafe,I which re.
IDENTIFY tookhpla IT, Lawrence, Mass, eight
htadfen. ladies ime1e black, dresses and white
SsilsAo their, waiAs.iii; r,,,,i 1seei t,i a5;.
The Bs:,s of Calcutta recently re visited the
scene the Orissa famine, ID India, and reports
that .all traces 'oof It seem to have completely
paaSed away, except when ono COMES occasion.
ally on heaps of human bones sad memcnto
ofthe a;ra'calanity. z ai4lil'F
Tho growth as5s ii tho Asto,r cetatc, il New
York, IS said 70 be shown BY the increase Of
Mr.. illiam B. Astor's taxes. "A few tysa years
ago sliS paid $4,000 year; now he paxs
5o0U, 9r nSariy' ys1UU day. Conifnodoro
Vanderbilt pays $4,000 i year, at present,
orer 500 q day. A bad estimate. .'ti'2'i 'i'i
fh,tiisss i,t-sa i,1lp~. A.i fiU9ii gg,j FsI{u3jI
,,l,Mr Chimes after nearly. thirty years. of
lisigations g.ined her case for, hor property in
Ipuiainnns abyj a decision of the United States
Supreheo Gours. 4 The estate in litigation was
yslued jim 1882 at 4, ,4so, 900, and during the
.da,t thirtyl years has increased enormously in
.ssans. 10 embraees.a a large portion ofthe City
nf fNew Orleans. fif .,I,.aoag i.,fisa aaA,I
tGd .htir fi!i l,to{ I,sn.,stB ii 5ii- 4t..w lu.F,
lF.rh,p rhpglish in tho course Of the
diseqasioR ,f of the Irish question states that
during the past quarter of a century the large
hndhaldera have kesn ,ssss sssaaaaally swallowing
up The small ones in Ireland, and that whilst
Abe fha sspallI n holdings are four times fewer than
ybsy were In 184ls the larger oncs we're three
ssafs npmlsEsgapf. ii oh ,j vnd Y,3 NJ, 81.
.beCdE9spSnddnts ID Ireisna> write that sho
Sxsdns from fhas country to ths Unitcd States
His again ttsgda,i and that all Che steamers
coming TO America and also numerous sailing
aIs aalcd with elnisfants, The various
ports df Ireland Die also 'lled With emigrants
AWAITING passage and the majority aro said to
bs from sixteen to twenty-five years of age: age:
.ittfGGs aii 'iGf
-FEdricw Weed n Grant man and ia ,Ropubli-
caffii fiiltssys!w''a However blatantly members of
C6hgrsaas may lafsect Southern negro suffrage
in their speeches they know enough to kecp
negro delegates gouSof thosG Chicago Convention
s. nese4 delegates appear appear in That convention
not oven General Grants popularity will enable
us to carry. Indiann. haps aiaeil 3a1
Captain Thomas Garnet, Of Chicago, pro-
poses 70 eross tho Atlantic in small boat,
twenty feet in length, fye. feet and q half
breath of beam and two feet six inches depth
from keel to gunwale, and constructed on tho
iife.boat principle Ho will start in the mid
DIE Of Juaa. going down the st. Lawrence,
and taking for company only a Newfoundland
dog.
We oaes saaard.rof an an who went into a
Gghs iexpectsng yto lbS kil,sd, but only lost an
arm and . leg, and talked bis God that mat
ters were not;wossa. 10 FhS Rndiaals at present
ase il thS same pradinanisat. IheyAvans into
the late election in New Hampshirs sxpactihg
-kzI - .fs . q .t IL.
to''bsp pdefeated; bat because they have earriad
tho State by greatly reduced majoJitiss, they ara
jabilahe; and thank God that Eaatters arahot
worse. ;tsr.ct ll4pF0s sc,nsyqipsqo, a3nieial
i arigess ss5 organ .lin IL tie world u laid u be
ia The little ely Of Freybnrg in syitzerisnd
'hss WI H tall ply ponra forth tempest Of
sounds tbrSoisgs forest Of pipes 1890 il num-
Der, shaking the walks and the fotnaetjons Of
kha old church in which it stands.