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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-07-17
SUT LOyENGOOD.


TERRIBLE TRAGEDY IN LoNDoN-A
WHOLE FAMILY PoIsoNED.-A terrible
domestic tragedy has just transpired
within the limits of the city of London.
BY the first post yesterday morning
letter reached the hands of the police at
the Smithfeld Station, informing them
that their services would be required at
ten o'clock that morning, at certain
house in Hosier lane. Two police officers
at once went to the spot, and, having
forced an entrance into the dwelling,
found the whole Of the inmates dead.
consisting of a man, his wife and six
children. All were in bed, the man by
himself in hack room, and the woman
and the children in the front room on
the same floor A medical man was
called In and it soon became evident
that death in every instance had resulted
from the use of prussic acid In each
case death must have been almost instan
tanecns, aud there is reason to suppose
that the mother and children perished
some hours before the man. There is
no doubt that the man himself wrote the
letter to the police, and that he was the
prime agent in the dreadful tragedy,
though it is suggested that the wife
may have participated in the crime,
either actively or by consent. The
name of the family is Duggin, and the
man had been for some time in the en-
ploy of manufacturing firm in the same
street. Duggin is said to have been
about thirty, and his family ranged from
babyhood up to twelve or thirteen years
of age. It was asserted that he was seen
walking out with his children late ON
Sunday evening, and that light was
noticed in one of the windows of the
house at four o'clock yesterday morning.
The letter written to the police spoke
of another one sent TO Dnggin's brother
in Bristol, which it was said would give
full particulars of the affair. 1t is thus
possible that so much of mystsyJ as sur
rounds the dreadful transaction nay Be
Siss! psted-~Lozzson zseacig 5u.e e..
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only tries to insult you by asking you if
you "ketched any2" but feels that he
has you in his power, and makes you pay
more money than you could buy out
whole oyster-sloop for,
Nom don't see any sport in it, and if
1 wanted>to make man utterly wretch
ed; if 1 wNsoad to hurt his feelings and
break down his spirits and ruin his mo-
'rals, 1 would get him to go fishing
about once a week. approve of abol-
ishing penitentiaries and jails, aud max
ing convicts fish for the benefit of the
State.
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Hhe wife of farmer named Hurst
lost her life in singular manner,
near Wilmington. Delaware, on Tuesday.
>on sEat morning Mrs. Hurst, in lower
ing some hutter from the cellar down
into the we'll, .>-t her balance and fell
into the well. She gavo-. ,,,-n, 81
her husband ran to her assls,.s- -.
He managed to get her to the top Of
the well, when her hold gave way and
she fell back again. A second time he
raised her slowly to the top, and dhee
more she fell back into the water, and
by the time that assistance had arrived
and she was hoisted for the third time
she was found to be dead. Deceased
was woman of about middle age.
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A hard-shell baptist preached in
Washington city lately, and took for his
text, God made man in his own image"
He then commenced, "Au honest man
is the. noblest work of God" Then he
made long pause, and looked search
ingly about the audience, and exclaimed,
"But l opine God almighty hasn't had
job in this city for nigh on to fifteen
years"
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-07-17
NUMBER ~.

HoN. T,iJ. RoBEaTsos, D. 3. Sxs1s
TOR PHoR FouTa CXhoLiNA.S-s5z1zzl - zzls a1
Hon. T. ~. Robsftscn United ssS}ss
Senator from South CaroiieA, n fSst ls
California, overiaud, called yesterday On
w. NJ Marsh, Esq. Walnp. Hiihs sslA
they spent the day HI HI Vii: Writing he O..
jects Of interest In eincinnssf and iss
suburbs, AvonaAie Spring, dRdse Csnss..
terry, Clifton, sc. IN tie sify shSg
visited the Commercial Hessisnl nssa
other places Of isstassss S8sa1 istSa,
guish the Queen Eisy. h2es g 3 asfts ss5s
In tho evening, ID sgis cso.as1Aiy q 6Is
Mr. Marsh and DR.. E. w. Wheeler, Is
Robinson made his appearance- bsfots
the residence of Mr.. Marsh, and afsesa b
pleasing serenade by Mentors eslebraEsa
band, the Senator made few well l-tifaed
and appropriate remarks, inviting al who
wished to migrate to the most beaaEifaB
portion of our noble Uhion to CONS q
South Carolina, where they could fsa
cheap and good lands, and a fine, hsaltlsy
climate. He cordially invited persons o5i,I &. E
both parties, promising them psrfeet
freedom of speech and opinion. H6
urged them to come and investigate enc
political aud financial condition Of the
;ne =. nromising them they had nufEs
wa1oonod ---.--suould be hospitsblg
After the Senator'S specu.s,- .lhi 1h m.
warmly applauded, the party were 1.s<:s
ted to partake Of en- abundant supply q
native wine, still and sSafklihg GatSwbz1
champagne, sherry, &c. After which
the Senator was escorted tothe Burned
House, and took the Z AIN. tfAih to
day for Washington, D. c. Csaciandt
Times, July q. e4ss'aet
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Asollies' Of an Angler.
ny JOHN QUILL.

This thing OF going fishing aud call
i1git sport is redioulous. Old Isaac
Walton was q decsiyer, and his "Com-
plata Angler" is calculated to psrvert
pubic morals, and lead the transporting
sssrey. In my opinion It's an over
rhfsd book, and ought to be suppressed.
Ie encourages che idea that fishing 10 q
8suteel pastime, which affords time for
meditation, and cultivates love for the
sbsausiful in nature.
Thas.is all nonsense, every man knows
who ever went fishing in his life. 1
aesve Il to the sufferers if it isn't.
Don't you know that you go out aud
tnearly burst blood vessel digging
WORMS for bait, and then you have to
diig hole as big as =:ae-pit before you
can lay your hands on single solitary
. worm2
Then when you get to the water, you
svsry likely sit down on some blackberry
bnsh or other, and undergo nearly as
sanuch physical suffering as you do when
..yon stick the fish-hook into your cuticle
when you are trying to put the bait on.
When you once throw in you begin
TO waech the corA, and you look at it
hour after hour, until you nearly go
blind, aud you think you see about twcn-
~ corks, and as it never budges one inch
all che time, you conclude there ain1
sanf fsh about, until you pull up, when
you ind that some well-baIancod aud i;;-
ssidioua member of the fnny tribe has
sucked your bait off.
After enough patient endurance t6
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keeps bobbing up and down, until Mt
Etaaat she gives one jerk and goes under.
Got him. ay jiug! Pull up, and there's
N xretched little fish on the hook, that
+wouldn't satisfy the appetite of a sick
asardine, and he cost you just fourteen
'woFms-enough to bait school of
smackorsl.
Throw in again, wait for an hour, and
:.you don't get single nibble.
Then you think yeu are safe to let go
'and light your pipe. No sooner do you
,gst match lit, and you can't throw it
down because it's the last one you've
sgot, than you get splendid bite; the
cork goes clear out of sight, and before
.yoe have q chance to pick up the rod
'the fish gets off.
Amy man who says this isht aggrava-
Ting ought to die; he isn't fit to associate
with ordinary human beings.
But try TO encourage yourself by say
ing that while there's life there's hope,
aud chat perseverance and patience over.
come all things, and by getting off lot
Faors of old second-clas falsehoods, you
shrosN in again.
: s4ait far several centuries, if you cal
Taiate aeccrding to your suferings, and
never get any bites but one on the calf
OF your leg from sixty-legged spider,
Whe has been On an exploring expedition
up your pahtaloons.
Then you pull out and spit on the bait
Sor luck; may be you blow on it, if you
are superstitiohs, and you throw ia aud
gSs q bite. You pull up several hundred
eiuaes and never catch him.
Then you get mad; you believe it is
; 1n eel, and you swear to catch that eel
or die. You feel that life will be perfect
" destitute of happiness unless you get
. chance to put your grip on that eel.
AZ last you hooked him and drew him
OUT. Hs Is active and playful and viva
oioas. He iga wriggier, and combines
hinsslf into letters S aud G and K, aud
ruBs through the alphabet generally, aud
Aiaps you iu the face, and gets around
your Legs, sad covers you all over with
siiH1ss
Thsi he tanglcs your line into a AarI
knot, sad when you get your foot on him
yea Gna he has swallowed the hook, and
just se likely az not yoa've got 70 rip chat
eel sissy open from head 60 tail to get it
cur. SD when you do he will wriggle
sSsy fsaa xeH asa ansoy ye= ss lsse aR
you stay there.
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tion. Another says the Governor Of
told him he felta great load Of re-
spousibility taken of when the Prince
had taken his departute; for while he
was under his care hs didn't know what
scrape his Royal Highpess mightindulge
in; and third infsrmslus that another
earls daughter. has gohe to Paris to
cover her shame and tie Princes, crime,
and fourth relates that tahaas the other day
one of his maid servants said to his wife:
"Missis, is there aa5thing che matter
with tho Prince of waks3"
"Why do you ask, Biddy?"
80, because, ma'an, I 'eard one man
say in the homnibus to another that he d
better miud or he'd gel shot yet"
$50 you see," added the gentleman,
"these stories must be circulating among
the lower classes if they are discussed in
the buses" The same speaker con-
tinues; II recollect seeing the Prince
of Wales and the Duke of Edinburgh
step up to group of ladies in the Bo-
tanic Gardens, and etter into converse
ton with them without removing their
cigars from their mouths. Indeed, they
smoked right in the ladien' fccs. Now,
either the latter were not 'sladies,' or the
former were not gentiepen"
"Well," says n titled gentleman of
high station and character, cone thing
is certain, England will not tolerate
another George Nv. a licentious court
in this country would produce revolu-
ton. We have seen an end of the
Georges as far as their vices are conccr-
ned" ~
"But the Kings Eceutious courses
would DC more covered now than in the
time of George ", and so, however the
people might suspect, they could not feel
sure"
"Don't you believe it. With our
freedom of speech, liberty of the press
arl popular jealousy of the privileged
c,'sses, there would he no keeping the
court veilcd from 81; people. They
-n,.h 49, .l.-oss..l. Il "a ..a thronrb !,
without much provocation." -
Such is the outline q dare not print
any more than the outline) of conversa
ton which is conversation highl,
speciamentary of what is talked all owe,
England, in dining hall and servants
hall, in omnibus and club room by youl
West End host as he touche. glasses
with you, aud by your East End shop
keeper as he tells mis- tale of woe in
flectod by wandering count and prod
igal prince, by your barber ns he cut.
your hair, and your turkish bathist as h.
rolls you over on the marble slab.
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SuT LovErGooD ATA CANDY Pull
,lNa.--I had heap Of trouble last
Christmas, and lie teryou how il hap
pened. Deken Joue'ssals give candy
pullin, and I got stol, as they say 10
North Rarlina, audiseoeerlI goes. Sis
ter Poll and me wentagether, and when
we got to ole man Jaes the house WINS
chuck full Dog mscats ef there was
room to turn round.
There was Suze Hsrkins, ehesc us big
ss skinned huss, and sixty yyther Har-
kinses, and all the Scrogginseaau viii
liamses, and Simmonses, and pedigrews,
and the school master aad his gal, be-
sides the old Dekon apd the Dekenses,
aud enough little Dekeuses to SGT up q
half dozen young felix's in the fanili
business.
Well, bymeby the pot begun to bile,
and then the fun begun. We all got Our
plates reddy, and put -four on our hands
to keep the candy from stickin, and then
we pitched into pulEn. Wozent it fun
never saw ich lafiu and cuttin up in
all my born daze. made candy bird
for En- Simmons. Her and me expects
to trot in double harness one of these
daze. SIZE made a catdy goose for me.
Then we got THROWN sandy balls intu
ons another's hair, and runniu from
one side of the house Il tother, and out
intu the kitchen, till everything on the
place was all over gommd with candy.
1 sot on pine bench, and En- Sim
mons sot close to me. Suse Harkius
oonfound her picter, throwd candy bal
sock intu one Of my ize. l made bulge
to run arter her, and heerd sumthin rip
My stars alive? Wozent 1 picked?
looked around and thar was the gabl,
eend of my bran sew britches stickil
to the pine bench / backed up agi1
the wall sorter craw- fish like and grinned
"Sut," scs sister Poll, "what's the mat
>tcr?" "Shet up," says 1.
"Sut," says En-, "Comc away .frou
that wall, you'll git all over greasy"
"L,t her grease y says /, and 1 SO
across a tub feclin worse than m oil
maid at wedden. Purity soon, 1 fel
somethin hurt, and purity soon it hu,
agin. Icc-whiz I! l jumped ten fee
high, kicked over the tub, out fuc oil
Jones Christmas turkey, end you ough
to seed me git. cut for tall timber
junpt staked and ridercd fences an
smashed down brush like a runawa
horikan till got home, and went to be
and stade there two daze.
IF old dekin Joneses barn burns dow
next winter, and ime arrested for it, an
cnybody peers as witness agin me, il
bust his doggoned he'd Them's M
sentiments.
SIT LOyENCOOD
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Victor Bmanual's aBdieasi0a is lo.s:aA.al

,sa<f
Victor Bmanuai's aBdieatioh is ios4s=.2
for. ee asaS rl
An addition to the former royal famiii-
ly of Spain is expected.
A Pittsfeld farmer claims kind ofa
potato s:just fftaen minutes earlier. than
tho Early Rose
Thomas +. Bell aHen known aueaion-
eer bookseller in Philadelphia, is dead.
It is stated that there are seven thou-
sand Americans now acting with the In
surgents in Cuba.
There was frost in NorEhera Penn
sylvnnia, Monday night, 9Th instant. -
A new shot-tower at Chicago is 400 I
feet high, cost $4,000, and can make !,
80 tons of shot day.
Distilliug whiskey from garbage has
been invented in Cincinnati. y.
About four hundred American familiess,
are sojourning at Dresden.
Jacob Cram, Esq, a proinnient eiti3en !.
of New York, died on Wednesday, AGED :
81 years a..
Gen. Bragg aud family are spendiuge
the summer at Chalybeate Spring, Msrss
iwether County, Ga. 50,
A Nebraska editor says "hell Is tree,
less" and taking that original assestioa
for texts he warmly exhorts his fealassas., J
to 'plant trees. in order TO make
difference between Nebraska ana he'll.
The Reuter- Telegraph Company, IL IL
announced, has been awarded an indaass,
nifty of S3,63O,0oO, under the lsw af /,
Great Britain, by which the Gosefnrnesss
has taken possession ofthe telegraph lines. /,
San Francisco is extending out tsssos
The sale of lots that are entirely SoysfGsa! :!
by water, and over many ofwhich steam-
ers daily pass, amounted, at last accounts,
to $4,000.
Ex-King George, of Hanover. and all
his family very naturally hate Bismafbk
andtke King of Prussia. They go SO FAR
as to have caricatures of the dotssted be-
ings on the dishes from which they take
their food.
Milwaukee claims to be the banner
circus city ofthe Union. Managers can,
not accommodate mSfe than fraction of
those who wish to satsend, the coratrE
turning out real Peace Jubilee crowd.
Jennie June sums up an artiois on the
woman question in these words: .Tho
modern wife, who demands everything,
bnt gives nothing in return, is i;bsi
upon womahfood, and has claim upoaf
nothing but liberation or contempt
An india Rubber Belt four feet wide,
three hundred and twenty feet long, and
weighing 5000 poandsS has secshtsv
been manufactured fer Grain Elevasoy,
at Buffalo. lis said to be the sssssss
belt III the United States.
The cabbage fly, which is very ds.
structive to cabbage aud CauliaoMkr
plants, has naaeiss appearance in Msios
Rwas frst seen in Anerica n oasbeci5
1854, and was psohably brought 10 the
State in grain from Osnads. Il rsaem.
6les tho common butterfly 10 general as.
Pssyance
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Petticoatiufluence is supreme in Paris.
The red flag parade in the Quarter Bell
eville, during the election riots, was
red crinoline mounted on broom.
Five hundred thousand people aocked
In tho streets tosee ID, Such is the power
Of eyinoiiea,
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a new diseese has broken out among
the cattle in Illinois, which carries them
of in few hours.
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SMART REroRT.-"How long can
fool live7" asked lawyer of witness
that he was examining. I don't know,
l am sure replied the witness. "How
long have you lived?"
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"Well, madam, how's your husband
to-day"
"Why, doctor he is no better"
"Did you get the leeches"
eyes, but he only took three of them
raw; l had to fry the rest"
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a New Hampshire man told story
about flock Of crows three miles long,
and so thick you could not see the sun
through it.
"Don't believe it." was the reply.
"Wa'al," said the narrator, you're a
stranger aud l don't want to quarrel
with you; 30 to please you, I'll take off
quarter Of mile in the thinnest part"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-09-07
Point Pleasant Market.
Corrected Weekly by
C M. COLE, GROCER.

ArrLEs--Groeu 25@4Oc per bush
BEASs-- Beans So oO@$s 90 per
hush
Butter - 3O@S5c
BAKrNG PowDERS All kinds, 30 cls.
COFFEE -s5@ao for green. B'onnoa
30 cts,
GRAcNrRs- Butter 10, Soda lsl, and
Cream 40 cts per pound.
CAHDrEs-S Candy SOC, Clear 4Oc,
Franch Coo pound.
CANDLES -TalIOw zoe; Star 25c per
pound.
DGrEU PEACHES 5@8 pet pound
EGGs--ln good demand at l5@l8c,
FLouE There is declioe, We
quote choice A at $3.50; XXX SO 75i
Xxx Sc 90; X 50 90.
FRulrs Rajsoos 25". Pruues 25c
Curranrs 95c, Figs 800 per pound.
FIsu-New maekcral by the Xii 2 so
ass %; Cod 10 TO l2tc pound
GRArN- Wheat prime COOL 49,
uas 30c, Corn Iuc'
-sxlO. IS so, lOxl2 4 90;
lOxl4, 81 90; loxl5, 50 20; lQxl6,
81 so; 1910, 81 80.
KAEAwHA SALT Barrel So 10
LEAD AND SnoT-Bar Lead l5C per
ID Shot all ME-, I8c per ID.
LARD-l8022c.
MoLAssEs--, Sorghum 5O060c per gal
N. 9. 81 10. SyrupSl 25
Massive quote lOfnt 81 so, the
other sizes in proportion, with the uSu-
al Discount TO the trade,
Ons-Lerd. 81 IS; Lubric 5O06O;
Liosoed, wholesale 97@$l 10, retail
81 80; Carbon. 40 c. per gal.
: PRovrToNs--Shouldefs l5@lG rS.
hams 2o@22c; sides 2O@22 c; Mes,
Pork 10000; dried beef 95@3c cents,
porAroEs 4O05o per bush
SuGAR--Hayanno, l5c; Cuba Ice;
N. 0. l6@l7c; hard refined 20 cts,
Coffee sugar, lS@l9c c.
SoDA-New Castle 10.
SrARcn -l0c.
TEAS. Young Hyson and Imperial
81 per pound; Black 81 CO.
VMrSAE Pure Cider Vinegar 2Oc
gallon.
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Struggles and Thumphs OF Forty
Years Recollections Of P. I, Barnum -
As a Merchant, Manager, Banker, Lee
turer, AMI ShowmnD on Two Continents.
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the sunny and sombre so inlerminged
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this autobiography narrated in Mr.. Bar
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ALL persons Je;irins 10 teach school
h, Mason county and who have not yet
attained certificates; will please remem-
Der ,bot | will hold a public e1HTioo-
ian Of teach .rs. on the 18Th day of o.
,ol,,, 1869. at Point Pleasant.
JACOB BIRD, Sup't
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Wayne county, Indiana, is a lively
place for those uDfortunn'es who wish
to be rid Of the "iiO that binds Only
twenty thrcO. divorce cases are now pen
dug that county,
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rnr MrslcAL CoyvExrIoN. .-PIoL. a

Tuc MUSICAL CoNvENTIoN, --Prol a,
n Jobn.on's Musical Convention and
.Cmcer. of Last week. in our town, was
indeed, cutie success. liz commenced
hi, school on MDnlsy and closed with a
conrer, on Frdly night. His Musical
Clss numbered about six y, composed
Of old anil youog. There were in at
r.ol,nce At the concert some four hun.
jteI persons, and we believe all went
away well pleased. The staging was
certainly very foe, and whilst We feel a
disposition to noljae particularly, some
Of The lady performers: yet wEare all
done so very well, and with so little proc'
tee, We omit. It is believed and talked
,1ou!, that branch Of Prof. Johnson S
3li+rc4I Academy Of Nav York, will be
r.rab ishcl in orr town, aud while under
charge of Prof j.. will be under the
immediate cara Of Prof Mcbride. We'd
like something of this sort 10 come along
uni stop slpng us.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-09-07

REMovAL M, Soldier has removed
his store to the large room in Mr. God.
lcy's block In his new quarters he will
he happy 10 see the smiling faces Of his
many customers. He will receive do.
ring this week a fine assortment Of new
goods. He sells cheap.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-09-07

TowNTur MrzTTNG.--Are We to have
n meeting Of the Republican voters OF
Lewis township to nominate our town
ship ticket? let there be a move in this
direction.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-09-07

,..-,,,nr ADVERTISING AugSeE.- NessrS
+ s Riley, Jr., and JHhn y h Mh ara az o nv
soh Charles street Baltimore Ma n,o %'e s U"
tp,borized agents to receive SUBSCRIPTIONS 4""
J i,g at our regular terms
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-09-07

RANK DErps.-We have just printed
n, Of Blank Warranty Deeds, which
!. r, for sale at this Office