The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-05-02
NUMBER IL.

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she had acted as stoker e., a Cunard steamer,
portor on the Crest Western Railroad, sailor.
aud bar-tcndert ll!'l,t,zsu III, bss;.pso7 spssssI
A man in Anterior who was abeinS led to
execution told !. the oficcr not atos@takc him
through a certaia.street lest a merchant. vino
resided there, Would urreae hilnssfors an oiJ
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Tho shilling dinners furnished daily by tho
"Clcrk's Dining Company" In london are sue
cessful, both in economy and quality Thir
teen hundred shareholders unite. in tlis onter
prise, and eight hundred mcn dine daily&at
the restaurant, 9@ 'fe
at an informal caucus of Pacific Slope Den
ccrats held in Washington on the 18th inst. it
was decided to urge Associate Justice. Ficd
Of the Supreme Court, as their candidate for
tho Presidential nomination mt the conng
Democratic Convention.
The thirteen citizens of Columbus, Ga.,iwhc
were arrested by the military authorities
suspicion of completely inthe assassination OF
Ashburn, who was killed in negro brothcl in
that city, have been released tby Gen.. Nlcade,
q large number of citizens of Columbusil illavinE
signed their bail bonds in tho sum Of $1,000
each. is3 a.s.5 5s.ifsy, sis ~
1t is evident, as the impeachment triia, pro
cceds that the arrogance, not to say impu-
dencc, which has characterized Mr.. Manager 1
Butler (now known. as thes Lowell Cynocc-
phalus) will work results directly contrary to
those antcipatcd,by the party in Congress for
whom he speaks. w hat was regarded as bold
ness readiness, and smartncss III the earlier
stage Of the proceedings, is now considcredun-
warrantablc impudencc. 6,s.,E,43 s .is,.f
| General Schofcld is troubled with 4hc same
difficulty in Xirginia, that Gen. Meade has
found in Georgia in reference to tho enforce
ment of the test oath upon. candidates for.local
Office. He addressed the Convention io1 the
subject last week, and stated as alrcaub OF sliis
experience, that it would be practically i,npossS
sible to curry on the Government of IN irsii.it
;;sgpon she. ..;iIo,.-c!ad. basisis!sia
Ation had laid down fI S 81 TFT''
/ QUININE.-A memorial has been pros cntcd
to Congress by prominent Washington PHYS
ciun calling attention to the decay Of the Ciu-
coma Peruvian bark trees, in their native
forest, and asking for the establish n,ent of
plantations of these trees in this country frl,i.
is matter of some Importance az, wi,lout
quininc, some regions of the Umitc States
would be almost unnhabitablc by whites.
Gen Buchanan, commanding the Fifth Mil
itary District, has appointed the 18th Of ,lpnc
next as the day for the assembling of The Tox-
as civil government for the State The Off
cial list of the registered voters in that State,
including the revision, fixes tho nunlber at
l0S,199. At the election sc, l66 votes. wcro
pollcd-l4 $3.50 for the Convention, and IL ,44o
against it. Tho Convention is to assemble in
Austin.
The government of Brazil now offers to
build comfortable house and clear six acros
Of land for every Immigrant who will promise
to remain and devote himself to agriculture
This is very liberal ohhor, but it Will not be
followed by rush Of immigrants. If a ooun-
try is really desirable, cmigrants will End it ON,
for themselves, without bribe or cnticencn.;
and on tho other hand, if u country is not il.
itself desirable, nothing will induce !. large or
permanent immigration. t
Gen. Meade having decided that ali ,crsol,
elected in Georgia to the State Legislature or
to ill county Offices must take the test oath,
by the provisions Of the Reconstruction laws,
Foster Blodgott, the Chairman of the .Iongrcl
State Central Committee, has published q card
requesting all Mongrels thus elected ana una
bic to take the oath, to forward their names 90
him ut Augusta, Ga, as soon as the result is
made known, that steps may be immediately
taken to haze their disabilities removed by
Congress.
ANOTHER ScREw TURNED By NEw ENG
LANp-Thc great election comes off in No
vcmbcr HE Mongrcls in CONGRESS have
found rhat New England would fail tC stand
by thcn as taxation was heavily pressing her
manufacturers. Congress asks that SECTION
what she will take to stand by the niagcr GOV
ernmcnt. She replies: "Alow us 10 throw
off the manufacturers tax, and We are still
with you in all your rascally, unccnSiituiional
acts. This has been done $50 OGo000 II