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New-York tribune., 1870-10-07
INDIANA.

TIE PROSPECTS FRIGHTENING WHY SENATOR
MORTON DELAYS ACCEPTING THE ENGLISH
MISSION - TIE REFORM TICKETS GROWING
WEAKER.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. at is understood here
that the English mission Will not be definitely accepted
lv senator Morton till the complexion Of the new Indiana
Legislature has been ascertained II the election of
Repnbcan successor is certain Mr. Morton will accept
the nomination; if this is doubtful, be will decline II and
retain present position in the Senate In view OF ts
the result Of the has assumed an increased i'm
portance and the latest information on the present pros
pect, will be read with interest.
In the Ist District, very close race Is expected
Nback in 1905 had llOJ majority but neither side
anticipates large majority In the NIth the Re
pubhcans are working splendidy, and are more active
than in any other district Dunn uepJ son Of Geo. G.
Dunn is having joint appointments with voorhees, ana
winning real aures. II Sullivan. Overwhelmingly Dem
cratic before on audience OF thousands he had fuly Ht
Of the applause spite of Voorhees, oraOca fame and
the enthusiasm he has formerly had there.
IT, this indianapolis district, everything looks better
The Repnhican ticket Legislative and county officers al
the capital is now Regarded safe beyond all question:
and nv fine majority despite the threatening danger
Of the mixed or Reform ticket when first put in the field
Indeed the -p tickets encouraged 10y the Democrats IN
pcarlv all the Republican counties. weakening as
election approaches In ~ these 1t j. estimated
that they will not aggregate more than the Democratic
vote.
The Democrats were making quiet canvass until a
Wet OF two ago but then tho possibility hat the Legs
rre NAV have Senator 10 elect spurred them mp. and
tIsy nave now quite number ot speakers IN the Held
senator Pratt, GOV. Baker, and Leut-GOy. 6umbacS
Vre -flcut COfax has also addressed meetings or
fntr on 6O-yciy large gatherings Tor ruch pl,t
canvass. senator Morton snoAe tWice 10 l'lg 'r""
afrc Dee hack from the last h l. nov uh''r'"oi
IL. D.. al tIe Michigan Mineral SpllhE-
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. p II Jones. Postmaster, who has recon

Gen. p. II. Jones, Postmaster, who has @ recon- ON
,i ,h. release OF the Fenian prisoners, VIII leave
faT son to-day and give the matter his personal
attention. -, c.. ~;
II is understood that the United states DIS DIS
- .,,orney h preparing the necessary papers 10 com
NV s ga Il the suretes OF eXColloctOr balley
~ ~ hona that the Government may be saved from
losses by his acts. %,
~ ovening at their Club House, No IRVING place
% FTederiek A. schwab In the Chair to take appropri
~ ~ ident Resolutions OF coincidence were passed
nS m engrossed copy ordered TO be prepared 70, me
1 au ~ IN mo suggestion OF Col. Knox, copy OF the
mons Wa made and will he gwen TO the family oI
NJ Van Buren on the day Of the funeral tomorrow OF
sunday. al SCHENECTADY Wpeip tha remains VIII WI ~
leTIs1
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MIISIC.
TIE PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.

TIE PHILHARMONIC soCIEl1.
The Philharmonic Society has issued it's pro-
gramme for the coming season. In which find several
interesting announcements The most important that
hereafter reserved seats will he sold for all She concerts
and rehearsals. This reform for which have long
prayed, and we heartily thank the President Mr..
Strong and the Board of Directors for placing the Phil
harmonic Concerts at last equal footing with other
respectable and wel-ordered entertainments. The pro-
scenium boxes will be sold AT Mr. strong's Office No, CO
Walst on and after November g. The other boxes will
be disposed Of at public auction at the Academy Of Music
on November Single seats In other parts OF the house
may be obtained Gor the season, suppose9 on and
after October H. at the places where tickets sold
This arrangement is very fair one, and will no doubt
work well II will probably check the lavish distribution
Of free tickets which has heretofore prevailed and on
the other hand viii throw open the Philharmonic CON
cert 10 large OF true lovers OF music who lacked
the patience the physical strength to undergo the
crush and struggle Of past
The following is the list of orchestral works selected
for this Winter:
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,suRrRY,s PARTING DINNER.

The owner of the Cambria gave dinner last
eve,in IN number Of friends, at the Breyoor House,
pror 10 his departure for California The guests were 10
in number Mr. Ashbury sat in the center OF the table
eanked on either side by Rear-Commodore Douglas OF
the New-York Yacht Club, and Lawrence W. jerome,
,bue ris q rs was Mr. Gourley, NJ T. AT either end VI
,he table were Messrs. Cook and Kemp guests o tne
CS,nbria The other guests were Messis Cuhhlnshln
N,horr Rrevoort W Z. TalbOy, George scnuyler lrv-
ia, Garner Lord Walter Campbell Allen Wright DQnell
anJ Mr. Charles stebbns. The table was enoeInsheu
a MI, ~ niece OF confectionery, representing Two
bt M sea while at each Of the four corners sloOd
iebtbou.e The dinner continued unt late honr inc
sts taking leave OF Mr.. Ashbury win n any ",,he. lJ
H. futnTe welfare This evening, at oeloeh MI Asn
hnry will leave for San Francisco
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FIRsT PACE.
Editorial Notes.
Ncws Of the Week do
mesii0 and Foreignl.
The War In Europe.
rECOND PAGE.
Chinese NJ Bellevll!e.
" Cicely."
I'Empire Cest Ia Paix.
New Publications:
A New syst m OF Teach
ing.
Advertisements.
THIRD FACE.
The Change, iu T. KatiOn.
Poetry of the War.
Tribune War Letters:
The Defenscr " Paris.
The French Press.
Wilholmshohe.
Will Napoleon bo Re
stored.
War Miscellany.
Bismarck and Napoleon.
jules FaYre's Second
Circular.
Strength Of the Paris
Garrison.
The EX-EmpeFOr.
The FrcemasOn- Of Paris
and American RecOg-
milton.
The Republican Demon
stratiOn at Madrid.
Treatment " the Peas
antTy by the Germans.
War Notes.
FOUBTH PAGE.
Editorial:
Barharities Of War.
Our Canals under Dem
OcratiC Management.
Our Cattle Shows.
Ruined by Chinese
Cheap Labor.
The New Idces NapO-
leOnienDes."
The storm.
NOOdfOrd and The World
The Mississippi Valley.
FIFTH PAGE.
Announcements.
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Albany Cattle Market.
Albany Lunber Market
Boston Live Stock Mar
ket.
Buffalo Cattle Market.
Cotton Market
Earr.ayes and Deaths
n. Wholesale Prices
Of Country Produce.
Philadelphia Cattle Mar
LeL.
Political.
SIXTH PAGE.
Agricultural.
American Institute
Farmers Club.
Gram OF tie Farm Jour
Lgls.
Farmers News.
Grapes IN 1s5O-A Hint
~ Pianters.
New York state Fair.
The Horses at the St.lta
Fair.
Rain after Drought.
SEVENTH PAGB.
Agricultural;
Advertisements.
Horticulture and Mar
ket Gardening.
The Illinois STATE Fair.
What / Know Of Farm
ing.
Dress-Parad Pour Pto-
tureE.
General NOtAs.
Horne Interests
New York cattle Market
Real Estate;
Advertisements.
EIGHIu TAGE.
Commercial Matters
DistFibut on OF Notes ana
Currency
European Markets.
Grain, Provision, ana
other Market.
Miscellaneous Advertise
mcuts.
The Public Debt State
uent.
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IT,, Torp1rNr has adopted the

THE TRIBUNE has adopted the fashion OF OF
iinc sborf pithy paragraphs on the last column OF
r. edifSraI page They written IN good styie' ana
must add 10 the popularity OF that spenud journal IN
tbc,n we obserye that the writer misapprenehus
one % le " among the Air Line workmen at Mddietown'
The Company not at fault ~ Gad hu tbey had Seg
Contractor nth the necessary iunos' pu' 'heJ w e
lected to pay their worklne1. en- r,rral and Conrier
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il printed on large double medium sheet making eirht
pages broad columns each. II contains all the im
porant Editorials published in TIN DAILY TRIBUNE,
except those Of merely local Interest," asO Literary ana
Scientific Integence Reviews ~ the most interesting
and important New Books tic Letters from our large
corps OF CORES pOndents the latest news received ~
legraph from WashinCo and all other parts OF tho
world; a Summary Of all important intelligence IN this
city and elsewhere a synopsis OF the proceedings oE
Congress and state LeEi8tUTe when IN Session; Foreign
News; exclusive Reports OF the Proceeding. or tho
Farmers Club OF the American Institute; Talks aDout
Fruit and other horticultural and Agricultural nfOrins
tiOn essential country Tedent- Veterinary Depart
ment: Stock, Financial, Cattle, Dry G0Ods, and GenerS
Market Reports making IT, both FOR variety and COM
peteness altogether the most valuable Interesting and
Instructive WEEKLY NEWSPAPER published In the world.
The Full Reports OF the American Institute Farmerf
Club and the various Agricultural Reports In each mum
Der richly worth years subscription.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-07

Museum Mr. woods company will enact ouresque OF
that drama at tho Fifth Avenue Thester, " Man and
Wife will be represented and at the fOurteenthst
Theater, Nine Seebaoh will appear as Mary Stuart No
Matinee at Walacks, and none at the hall OF the San
Francisco Mnstres Tho Fair of the American Institute
offers customary attrac'ns, and pleasure seekers
may spend afternoon there with profit as well as
1ninYnIenf
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THE STATE or TRADE.


Nav ORIgArs 6FOur-SuperLne carcc ct - ~, oa1
grades weaEenei Dous Extra T. 1l!e 6Ira - 81 t9n
5rr: Nrei White. Oas. 5i0'-c Bun, s0Stc. hJ
aiyancei; Prime as; Choice, PORK E~r; Ms ~ a
Bacon arm shoulder l Clear RID 2ies bG tr Csf sleA
is39la Hams 24a2se dull AMI lower Terce otdl9et
Kg u. aslo unchanged EIetangs-sterbns, I View
York Sght, par. Gold, l2s. - 49,. - ~.
ArGUsr, 6Cotion srtye and prices betief as is
bai.s receips .g7 bales; hiddlngs quoted Al li4c
6-Bagrng firm; Hemp, "; Fhr BIC Ions
srn. Mtfin and Wheat unchanged Mhet
frsr AZ Igas and uuehange4 "tk1
5age Tobacco l05 hhds - J0 =b - ior Trash ~ 'io
Lugs; sc I5Q rs for Low to Good Leaf
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POLITICAL.
RRPUBLl

REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
Gor-~Oy. ..,............sT STEWART l.. WOODfohD' hns'
LEett Governor .SiRi.mund n ufmhnn, kHsa
Couuo't,r- Abiah w. Palmer, DrtcSe~s
CanGi Corp CPan Terml. .AbsaiOm Nelson, Ere
caAal OOpa (sbor Trm Alex. Barley, WAshihsSa.
stat P'tsOn IasDsa0r. y ohm Parkhurst' Chhsn
Election Tuesday, Nov. ~
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Dr. storrs who recognized The great usefulness Of
womens work. and urged them 70 continue through
out the years tO come
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BARRETT-WRIGET-In Stanford, y l., Oct b Rev l. Aoor>
Mr. Knoslton Of Osego " 7, TO Miss Isuar Nnght
-TIRRUIAt Church of the Ascension Oct ls7a
nv Rev obu Cotton smith D. william g. Barbour Of Se-i
JuIA. daughter Of OAkes TiTrl, ESQ, of Brooklyn.
WORDMAN-CRANEOn THURSDAY Oct BY The Rev j. W B,oes
Henry = wodman and sarah Csue. sn Of BooklTn h. d.
JDSoN-BARBOUR-In Brooklyn. "Wednesday. Oct 1870 by a.
Re- eury Beecher Fred A. Juscr Alice Barbour all
Brooklyn
yORTHROP-wHITAKERO Welpssisv, Oct 3 lsD q ne -s
dsBe Of he brd. sber the Re james hach Sns h lhsS
NorthrOp Of this TO Nus Amanda H. daughter Vi 'ona -
Whitaker. esq. Of DecksrtOEu M
POWHLL-NILBSAt the residence Of the brides parent Oct
1870 the Rev Andrew Longacre' ts'h T. foNe 70 EHA
Miles. al Of New York.
Wednesday evening The 5h Inst ~ th
Cu Of the Ascension the Rev John AIsnwa assisted By ts
Rev john Edward HOe 70 FAnnie NJ aaass
ter OF Henry A. smythe, all Of this city
Al Notices Of Marriages must be HdOrsed Nth fah
and, adj
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politiral Noilres.

soldiers and sailors, '.s"srs n MIS- pPri.y FvRS
Couniy vi AeM- on 87 Brosissy of fscctr
ING Oct J, l6lO, ~ h'~'t' Gsn ALFRED PLBAsONrOs,
-rcoud s., 0cocA Presd.nt.
". CKEotN < Secretsres
col J. n. MEKfpisH
an Club BieecAcT tail,ns COZ % ".tf 80
O'Clock. The bDe the
NO s,'ou Coiored kep1hneAns sfe "'''ee As
will lbs made BY ~ N,,c, BrILARD
Hon. nl1ions sppg<f,FK y SRAyBR PAGE.
Hon hh,ssy n : 1paTnU HRNRl RICHAkD.
hon me- Y REISINGHR
MAJOR hNuui' ,,o,t .a,. xllh .servsd fol ates
hasc ID s''eA1>' GRO LAlLAAD, Prend,nt
s.xUsL L.kL seerst.nes
IExpY G. Psrrr,
Eleventh Assembly District oodiord a.d nam
Of tbc tgh VIZ - asie 81 ness9sas
f-osd.ay and TNeny eooHtti Oh FkDai b.
ost 7 1910 Il eoek TIE neeHs -h Be ssIresso v
VtnAsN I'D prsnnent seskerA Al clssns a. sts
stteod -
-r,..,, sr.t Assembly District Weodford and kart-
mann Tsmpsisn Clab.A rsgs. aeeuaS o. ,ss v1s 3
~ - s, 18th snt ~ Ihs Vesp e.eshs
a. S'elasl Ha Hsx.k.PgsI " 4, tSa ~ AsAsss~ s>~
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The English Opera Company opened the Win
ter campaign in Chicago Monday night before a
crowded and brilliant audience giving "Trovatore,"
with Mrs. Richings Bernard, Mrs. Zelda seguin, Mr.
Castle and Mr.. Laurence in the principal parts. The
Chicago Tribune Zone Of the best musical authorities at
the Wes awards warm praise TO the performance. The
season I'm Chicago lasts two weeks aud the troupe Is TO
open at NblOs in this city the 23th instant Later in
the Winter is sing Booths. DinOrah is one Of
the promised attractions.
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R,rTrMORE CATTLE MARKBT-Oor. G.

Beeves nactre and closed 81 t weeks mtes o-n 'hsat
b.r man ,st quote FIRST Quality, - JU0 81 Ordinary "a
Medium e4a IS 81 rev ps 2G.l sales iS s.ne IN lar o.
Bsnd and about equal supply; quoted $ldtR y; reoPt
Is sheep good snd wanted Common N Eooi supply na
eed; qaoe GOot sG4ic Good - ET 4e'.c 70
ceiut 5f9q
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.

THH wEEELY TRIBUNE for ibis week "a ready this
morning and contains in addition TO tho general news
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DIED.

DIED.
BRRGEgAt Meenre n T. sept Mrs Cathahne Berger Thiss
OF tie laie Rev. jacob Berger
BULAt Campbell Hall n T. Weilsily evening Oc'. is7e
Richard Heury o Prot Z. H. aud Mary ann Bull aged
sni : months
AZ he residence parents 80 W fou1st saturday.
gtb INST Al O'Clock p. n, Viif0gt further liuoa.
the Class Of 1870 Of ' n.s o ne ' ~ Nsv
YorE are requested ho1e Of A. Stevenson J Wed
brths 90 FRIDAY evening, "A ck for Attending
We aAei''" " 'l'' ~ SA STEVENSON Sec.
C0NwAY-At Scsrborou Hadou Tusiy Bgh Oct q
scarlet fever Of Ilos " ana EkA Con
wsy, aged years mor.hs and 5 days
CoTEAI-Ou TUESDAY morning Oct william son Of tbe late David
Cotheal n this city. ..-4 A.. -
a. TGnit Chapel Twenty nht Friday a. 10 oeck a. u
viii further notice
HALG-o1 THURSDAY Oct at JoLns' Duhe'' Co. L. CeOrU
Hall formerly OF this city.
Notice Of funeral in Saturdays papers
-Suenv on THURSDAY morning Ot o. sonfi Hnnos
Augustine The beloved Geo H. Mcl,I ne i OF bss
Rsv,s and friends respectfully nve to atiend her uneral 9.
Moudag Oct O'Clock tue from he h'Angshe>
Lutheran Twenty hrssi. near hIIhaTe Ahe emam
will be Greenwood Cemetery.
HOORR-lt N.gtown WEDNESDAY Oct ;, after short in
b. William Moore aud daughter OF the late DsE<
har.haL
The sfves ard friends lsv respectfully invited to its1
her funeral Of John Moore Neggsh 90 satar.
day Oct B. st Flushing leave Ihrtyo1rtist a. ferr'
l.pm.
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MARRIED.

Wedding and Visiting Cards, Initial Stamping Note Pspes
VIZ EyFEDRLs sous l4 FULToS-sT ON DUrcH CHrRcH
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Every Genuine Bottle of Congress Water has srgs
% q raised upou the glas. Depot. a Chamberss a.
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5ueeial Nolites.


Wnrnock a. Co.'s >eyen-DOllar Hat.-EXPLAAIlod
Ipuir Is frequently made the les. quality We
We Au Why then these Because th combine al
essentials Of GOOD HAT aad equal eye particular TO hose zero
tofors sold by us for EIGHT DOLLARS
Or CUSTOMERS and FRIENDS will accept this statement
Our GOOD NAME Will give 70 GENTLEMEN
STRANGERS.
Gents Boys and Youtts Fe' and Cloth Has At REASONABLE
PRICES.
wARSOCK s Co, 5l9 Broadway.
Billiards.
PHEIAN g. COLLENDRR,
Manufacturers OF
STANDARD AMERICAN BILLIARD TABLES
Illustrated Catalogues sen BY nall
Wsrerooms 55 Broadway, New-iork
Specially. Light Locomotives -.
grades aud hgh rails fof
u.s. 50 for l4mber districts 9l.fhe' 1As
an n'N ' F-''e'- SMITH 4 PORTER Psburgh, Penn
Missi-guoi spring Narcr.-An uhloe re"''' i'' uSo
ofthe Adne' Aifesh supply NuHAU Sons lso Bo.dEsy.
The Patent Combination Ink Eraser ksis sHd fon'ss'
the blHs "a CIr,HNAN bennington
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ham Macarthur: Coroners-willism Clspp. Lyssnder W.
Kennedy, Milo f. Nichols; Special County Judge, Samuel
Thomas
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PRICE FIVE CENTS.

PRICE FIVE CENTS,
FOR SALE By ALL NEH,AES.
By mail 81 per year Terms cash In advance. Al
dress The TRIBUNE, ho"-lork
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Symphonies.

The first rehearsal is 10 take place the nth Of
November, and the first concert tho Goth of that
month. Mr.. Bergman, OF course, is the conductor
THE ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY.
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MADAM sEEBACH's JANE EYRE.

Saturday MatiDees will be gwen as follows:
Al the Olympic, Mr Fox win appear IN the pantO-
Suime OF kWee while Wnkie :" at hllOs Garden, LOtta
will enact S0m WitOttghby in THE 1lcketOf Leave
MAn:" al Lima Edwu's Thestef, Dir. Stuart Robson will
MAY ytoa01 T0DDerhf IN BarDaby Kudges" at stein
Cay Hal MIS-. Nilsson will sing ia concert al Booths
hCsSstAr Or. Jefferson VII DLAy RW |qN hmkk Al vho
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-03-19

p - " ~ tst LfEs. Aiu5@ 81 u rggasl
The GEORGIA yH.LAISY,-Georgis
is splendid example Of hAw lsadical
reconstruction works. Congress has had
full swing ut the Empire, State of thu
South; it set nissers, scallawags and
carpet -baggers to work on it /; convened
and dissolved Legislatures; made aud
unmade Governors, and in all things
acted in the extra-royal fashion so char.
acteristic Of Radical Republicans. aud
still Georgia is not up 60 the mark The
Judiciary Committee Of the United Sta.
tes Senate reports the present Lcgisla.
ture Of the State to be worse than that
which preceded it. 1t is absurd to ina
gine that any State viii no sufficiently
reconstructed that does not contributat to
to swell the Radical majoriy in Con
gress-it viii bc romanded back again
and again until the desired result Ii OBJ
timed. Not only must the Southern
States return Radical Representative.
but they must continue to do 80, or he p
thrust out. Such is the doctrine ehun.
ciated by Beast Butler in his speech on
the 4th, In which he says, sabstantialls.
that Conerets can deal with Georgia or
any other State at its pleasure, aud de-
monstrate to the world that it has not.
abrogated nor abnegated its power ovor
States by the mere fact Of admittihn
them into the Union, Z hssisS
This is what we have saia all along.
We knew those reconstruction measures
were all shams, iageniously contrivedt5
keep the States ont; hat the acceptance
of them by the Southern peopio would
not avail them cne jot 6r'tittle; that tie
object fthe Radical party was not the
rettoration of the Union,,sbu the pervirad
tuity Of Radicdirnle, and that they wonid
stop at nothing to secure that eliIl. Z
Butter has given notice chat Tennessee
which has been guilty of the hcin6tssi
cfime Of believing herself beyond tho
pcwor Of Congress" is to Lc noss .aksa
in hand and shown the fully of sosh 4
belief. s.,a..,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-03-19

SERTENcE or FEMALE PERJURER.
Sarah Gore, a white woman, convicted
in Philadelphia of perjury, has been
fined $500 and sentenced to the peni-
tentiary for seven years. Judge Paxon,
in passing sentence, thus addressed the
prisoner: A.AaY as
"You deliberately and falsely charged
respectable citizen with high crime
upon your person. And having made it,
you brought him into this court on trial,
and upon that trial you committed will
tui, deliberate and corrupt perjury, in
order to convict him. You did all YOU
could to cousign an innocent man for a
long tesm Of years to the peniteptiary.
aud to blast his reputation for all time.
Nor is :sat all. have Judicial know
ledge Of the fact that you have made
similar charges against several other re-
spectacle Oitizeus, for the purpose of ex-
torting money, and that in some of these
cases yeu have been successful /; but Mr.
Weiner would not submit to your de-
mauds. He appeals to jury of his fell
low.citisens, and they have vindicated
him; and he has also brought you to the
bar of justice, for which be deserves the
thanks of every good citizen.
Your offence is one which can receive
no mercy here. While We give a burg
lar the extreme penalty OF the law, We
can do no less ia Il case like this. A
man had bettst have twen.y burglars in
his house than one such woman as YOU.
A burgisr foay steal the property Of the
citizen. You would rob him Of his good
name to make him infamous In the com
munity, as well as SOW the seeds of dis
cord il his domestic relations,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-03-19

!. An sec " asssspii.s DE sisse yhsis
the salaries Of ths County School Com
nisaionsrs shall feommsnce, and % fix the
date Of The, .hrst aesiing Of the State
Board Of Edacasiou. !:
An not TO charter shs STanehsstes and
Augusta Railroad Company.
An act to grant, renew and amend the
chasters Of certain towns and villages
therein named.
An act to amend IN act entitled "ap
Act 70 az the salary and regulate the pay
i Of certain oficess."
An aot to provide for the formation of
Religious, Charitable and Educational
Associations.
An act 70, grant 70 certain persons
therein named, and thsir associates. the
right to dig and mine in the beds Of the
navigable streams aud waters of the
Stats Of South Carolina, for phospha g
rocks and phosphate deposits.
Joint resolution TO provide medical aid
for ipdigcnt sick in the respective coun,
| t;ss Of chs State.
An act 10 incorporate esrtain Fire
Engiae end Hook and Ladder Com.
panies.
An act TO authorize Trustees to invest
funds in the bonds Of the State Of South
Carolina.
An act to aid and encourage cotton
and voolen manufactures in this State
An acs to prohibit the psddling of ar.
dent spirits throughout the State.
An act to make appropriations and
raise supplies for the fiscal year, commen.
cing November lst, 1869.
| An net to revise, simplify aud abridge
the rules, practice, pleadiugs and form,
| nf the Courts Of this State.
/ An act to provide for the construction
and keeping III repair repair ess public high
ways and roads.
Joint resolation 10 authorize the Com
naittee of Investigation for the Thirt
Congressional District to make similal
investigation for tho Fourth Congression
al District. ~ si.i
An act further to determine and per
eetuass ehs Homestead
Joint resolation to authorize the At
torney General 20 institute proceeding.
against the Soush. Carolina Railroad
Company. i rA =
An act to Ok the per diem aud mile
age of che members of tho next Genera
Assembly. l slnahs.E sdi j
| Ap@act providing for the general cleo
tion, and the manner Of conducting tht
same. H ~
| An act to defas the criminal jurisdic-
tion Of Trial Justices. ,a
An act to enforce the provisions Of tn,
Civil Rights Bill of the United States
Congreas, and TO secure TO the peoplesths
benefits Of q Republican Government il
An act to regulate fees of Probat,
judges, Clerks Of Courts, Trial Justices
Justices Of the Peace and other officer,
herein mentioned. rtaia- , ~
An act to amend an act entitled Ear
act TO organize Circuit Courts." .q
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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-03-19

a gentle Quaker had two horses, a
very good and very poor ono. When
seen riding the latter, it turued out that
his better half had taken the good one.
What said q suoering batohelor,
chow CON es it that you let yoor wife
ride the better i,orse ?" The only reply
was: Friend, when thee be married
thee'll know"
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-03-19

TEAVINGs THE LARGEST AND MOST
HI COMPLETE FACTORY In, the South.
ern States, and keeping always on hand q
large and most complete stock of DOORS,
sAsIiES. BLINDS, Sash Doors. Store Doors,
Shutters, Mouldings, &C., &c., am enabled
10 cell low, and at manufacturers prices.
N. B.--rsiFict attention paid to shipping in
good order.
july Il api 81 ~
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-03-19

rYou seem animated by this fine scene,
my dear Annie" said a lover ''No,''
said she, : shall never be Annie.n,afstl
till am your wife, dearest )" aud be
gave her such kiss that Jenlima vowed
she thought somebody had hit against
our street-door with life.preserven il
made such a noise.