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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-03-15

cu{itpn iber oen 0e3enitano IetnesGcr<
TRACES eeiblolen lit. Die Deliteraticu
lnpet itatt pbne Mnwslenbeit pes prd6s
benton Der Republif.
DIR prdIrent Der &epublif promu!s
airt Die crinsliden 0eisse binnen crct
Sa9sn, uno Die ni9t prtueliden binnen
Wonatsfrit mad Dem 8otum Der
ANemtlee. SIM @erlauf son trei Ta<
gen, rpenn es Id UNI Elm ni1t preimal
III p%erlelences Weleg banbelt, bat FER
pyditpent Der Nepublif oas 3e6t rur4
etnr mutiuirte Dotldaft cine neue De-
liberation 3u %Seriansen. Sci @eleben,
cie per Tcrmalitdt elmer ~treimaliaen
gsrleiuus unterliesen> bat Der prdfoent
pas Ns9t mad eer ;tpeiten Su psrlauz
gen, ZAP bic Ea9esorrnun3 fir tie
brittle SerlelunB erf na9 5wei Wpnaz
ten angeleyt perne.
Die @ommilion Der Dfsntli1en &C.
walten bleibt beauftra9t, pprSubereiten
uno fernerbin Der Nhemblee porSulessn
Elm p:oject, wosur@ eie Ginleguns
elmer sweiten &ammer soreeieben werren
|lpu, Die jecpd ni6t tn Tunftipn treten
bari, als mad Der Nuf6(uns. Der sesen<
wdrttsen Gsriammluns. Der our4 bic
5pecial > Gommtllpn aussearbeitete
&ntwurf eines @abl9eleBeS miro nadz
Dem er pollentet 1T, an pie Gommiiiion
Der 1fentli9en @ewalten perwieIer,
welde renielben repipiren miro in Be-
tref lsiner Ilebereinitimmuns NIT Dem
geieb Iber Die :3weite &ammer.
So 1T lei9t au %ertennen, pab bieie
lebtere 8sitimmung Die sunse Srsant<
lation auf ben &Opf felt unp elmer
neuen Hesplution ruff.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-03-15
Der - uber +.

funa Der Sroensz@ eneralc In Hcm.
Die Mntuort, welhe prairsnt 9bier6
ourb ltinen Seerst1r ben 8iibSfsn
,uteucn Lief, liefert cine 6arafteriti16e
6crtlssuns sur politiiben pilatusroue
le lautst allo:
uMpnftisncur! SD 9ate Gem prdz
npsnten Ter Merutlit ren SrisT spr9e>
lcat, nv,in Civ ccraislten yon ben fir
cie a;re;eruNa or Iirioe aIs No'bnenz
eia s]rtann:sa yc:i,;Iim Anitaltsn iprc,
ara. ani UefsM rs5 6eyIN prdiioens
tn babe iA I>tren yt;ef 1:u Winite;
rso &garGui5en, ben risit Ma3eleacn:
s:i;su ipeeisI anssbsaa, u,r:ai!sI1. III.
|eiu Sic tSau:n I6sr;euaI itia, eab eie
iraa,SVj4s N~:3ieyn"".y rhts 1t:s Sc
|t;at, Svvst l0;il:, rict!3 yt:s>t$3iiiI3t.
UNI ris SaAe Ger l:!ia{lI:a Nnita!;en
in Ncm ~ Ysrtbci:isen. @a5 ;nescz
~ioncrrs rus ,5miists G~clta!Im t::.iHt
cos set i:as;euii9en N.ilmiaaft Jar
gtre 9ersibt 70 pi,c cis Ne5isyaas
niat auittren, rie Crime aciitno su
mahen> wsIbe fir rslien Grbaltuns
nrciten. uebrieeuS wiGen Gle pebl,
oae bic italienilte NesierunS ieltit in
Der Weinuna Der &ammer auf Samiez
ristsiten ft5Dt wel9e fe ntdt ftsts 81
dtarpinren pernag. Das bic Ne9iez
rune Der Nepublif bstriHt 10 miro
pisielte, leien sic peilen uber3eust nit
anermaDli6er Sorsfalt iber bic 9roBen
muralil9en uno relisiSiea Snters6en
res 2anre5 wa9en. Aber sic be9rsiz
fen aua> Mpnleieneur, bic 3urudbalz
!une> pe!de fIe in elmer 70 widtiSen
uno tei!isen Grase III teeba6ten &C.
spurgcn it,"
3u Yermunteru traudt man ft6
G~trisens iber ben 9oibei1eio nt6t,
menu man fpl9cnceS lest:
Da5 Yariler B'att ~univer6" erz
sdblt rrn 6errn 7biers fOtsenoes Studz
den. Sci rem Oottespienf CUR Gr6f~
nung Der 8ammern tn Der S6lobfaz
peue ~ Gsriatue5 wurpe Der prdieent
NIT alien gbren e%mpianseu. Scr
Oeifli6e ltanp nit Gem @eibwa0er
am Giusans Ter &areue uno reidte
6srrn Gbisrs> al6 er Die Sdmeae be-
trat, pas Mspersiu bin. Statt nun
nit ceN 6iuserlptgen raran iu ribren
uno llb 10 NIT @sibwa1er ~ belpyfnz
gen. ersrif Ger praiipent ZEN @eibwez
rel urp teaann na9 redts uno Limits
in S~reu;ssform ras Weibwa6er aus3u>
Ipreneen. Damn reidte er Zen @eibz
rperel ieinem 5iutermann, rem prditz
rsuten Der National : Ser ammluna,
6errn @resy, Ger pousnes gar ni6ts
NIT ren Meibwscel onsufansen wubte,
lonecrn rsnle!bsn ersr;f uno unter ietz
ncm Stubl YerbarS. No6 strleSener
wdre Ter Wini(ter pcs Neu6ern, @raf
Nsnnlat, sewelen> Der al5 psrfsfterTrei~
seit lber cerart'se @ebrau4e itb ool>
IeurS binmeolebt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-03-15
Sic preufiiebeu Siib6fs an
ben bemticben Raiier.

Gus ss: nadfcbenren Aprsile, mel
DE BE prsubiidea Yiib6ie an Den aai:
ier Wi!bc!m e~.!aiicn bater, mag be-
2sler eutnsbmen, in pelde SteQuns hi
sslammte @eifli9feit uno iufolse rel:
len au6 Die BET fatbolilhsn STRIDE ire,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cu!O r;e neuer
WeieBe perfect wereen.
Dte Icreiie lautet; wie foIst: Cue
rer &aiierliGm uno &5nislitsn Wa:
jeftdt StaatsresierunS bat in oieier
lassn rcm 5auie Ter N%bseoroneter
sWel 0siegentmurfe uter rie @orbil.
runs unp M~nfteQuns Der Oeiftliden
wte aud fiber RE firhlide Disciplinars
sepalt CUR Beyatbuns une Nnnabm'
por9eleet. Die untsr;si6neten SiitDf'
preabens baben Don rielen Gntwirfeu
nit Dem tieflten Shme1;e &enntnib &C.
nommsn, "a pielelben imJale ibrer Din
nabme ni1t nur bic Urstbeit Der fatbo:
lilden airds i'm b5alten @race bsein5
trdatisen, wel9e ibr e6ttlider Stifte'
in Sa1en res @laubsne, res @ewil,
lens uno Ger 3udt BON je3liher melt
!ihen Sbrisfsit unabbdnsis binseiteut,
bat, loneern aud neil rtelelben
Sayunsen, melbe gum eisentlis
den, Beleu Get fatbo!iiden STRIDE ieIbf
ocbSrsn, ldwer oerlebcu, uno rorum
sinsm 8eriud CUR Sernihtun9 oieier
s. rd: in preubsn 9let69eadtst rercea
miEten.
"a ole Grurrldse unleres ). Glau<
bsns uns. Iatbolil9eu 8tItSfen, 1uwie
cen prie(ern uno ben @ldutieen, ie
nadcem rieielSen bisrpca betruffsn uerz
osn, nidt Aeltatten uircen, aus freien
SlGdsu eerarti9sn Geleeen isG III UNI
terwulen, eieitlbsn ansusyfsnnsn .unr
III triplssn. 70 bitten Guere &aiisrlihe
unp &0nig!itbe Wajeitdt wiruntsr;eibz
nete sbyfurbtsuru uno untertbdntsf,
NasrbSbhpiels!ben wcuen o~llersndot9ft
asruben, rie 3urid;iebun9 cieier 0e<
lebsntwurfe III beiebIen. ocer, fad5 cteS
nidt ansdnslid lein ioute, ben BON beiz
rem 5iuiern auaenOmmsnen Sorlasen
Die oaeyb5dfs Sanctioa ~ pe%rmeissrn.
pau.us, Gr;siiacf Don Soln.
Mtceislaus, GrshtidDf BON @nefen uEb
@pisn.
6etn.th, Turabifhcf rcn grsslau.
sSotannss, 9iihrf Don Gulm.
Mnbreos, 8tfbcf BON StraGtura.
Neter Sofepb. Btfhoi ron 9imbure.
Gbriacpb 5lOrentius, Stihof ron Talba.
Wattttas, 9iltof pom Srisr.
&onrab, Bifacf prn Yanesbcrn.
Nbiltpy, 8,lhOf DON Grmlanc.
sipt. 6sirr,t, Stlhof bon Ssnabrid.
Setann 3srnarp, Silhof BON Nuniter.
@iieeim, 8iidot rrn 6i!oesteim.
9ottar, 9il6sf Don 2eutd i. p. i. uno
Bs,reisr Der Gr3oiDeeie Sretpurs fur
bpbenso1ern.S ismartn9en.
Nbolpt, Btidof ppn GsatboyUlts i. p.i.
tatbplti1er Jslprrspl Der armee.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-03-15
G5eije aaf hen, arte3spfaoc.

ueSer ben bereits beri9teten Ginfau
Der Mpa1es in Sonora tbeilsn mir
foleenpe neitere Gin;elnbeiten nit. Der
6duptline Gadile uno feline &riese.
tefanoen ii1 auf Der nsusn R%eieruatton,
mel@e ibne1 bel Dem legten Delndc oes
5npianerzG ommi1drs General 5owarc
in Nriscna pom rieitm ansewieien 1T,
Die Nsieroation ltest barr All eer
merifanilIen 0ren5c. uno es fam
bereit5 frlbsr Die Wleloung, cab BIZ
Bswobner Der benabtarten Diitritts
BON Sonora iia bel cen Bs5Droen On<
fsl Cams ubsr Die unbsili&wansere
Nabs ees srpben 5duptlin8e bsflas1
bdtten.
Wm 8. Tetruar traden eie Npadea
oon ibrer Relsrpation auf unc srifsn
sundhit ben merifaniiden Srt Tronte:
rus an, rer etrpa sinen Iascsritt Don
ibren DiswamS entfernt lie5t. Sis
pllneerten bort ale @obnun3en aue
uno ~sinoeten bann ben Srt an. Sie>
ben MANNER tpuroen bort BON ibnen
ermprcet, parunter 2eopplo Ga!encia,
ein Wit9liep Der Supreme Court BON
Werifp. Damn 1paneten fie ii9 nab
auperen 0eaenpen unp perutten nod
cine Mense @rdueltbatea. 81 Gadile
in perlon Die 0duterbefebli9te, 1T nod
nidt fetssiteQt ienenfaus ater mu5te
CT Inn Den Streifus.
Der yrdfect ron Wa9ea!ena bal
ten 0puperneur SoHorp pom Ar;suna
cine cfFc:eue Mittbeilang Iter Die
@%reueltbaten Der Apad)c5 suseben
la6en, ebsnlo bat Ssnnor pbsrauicafa,
Der @puoerneur PES Staates Soacra
ar General Grrof eeidrieben uno fid
rariiber beibwett, rab Die Npabs5 ron
Gen BebDreen cer Ser. Staaten ni6t
beIer i'm 3aume aebalien trsrcen.
Gba@iie bat erfldrt, zap er bic BIrasr
per Scr. Staaten in Grieren la0en mill,
eae er aber nit Mertco Rries fibre
i'm General @root caran ~
fude, peroe Ct Sntel Gam
Cen Grtes erfldren.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-03-15
bis gum
erfen 2lprtl
w a. N ID E r z r
=. B. %,
ST. PAUL, MINI.
GSouperneur Mnftin pub &c
ntiEensfreibeit.

Oae bic Ypn Gen. Wlaecpnale einsez
bradte Siu CUR SiGeruns Ter 0ewil<
{ensfreibsit fir ger rnen, welde in
Standardization untersebradt ftno, ~
ben ni6tis1ten Gcrlaoen Der ~ee9isiatur
GebSyte, peis ser 2sler aus ftiihereaWit
r~hei!uussr. IS naneelts I;h eakei feine5z
nsas um Gle oufduise Bssunitisure
stusr GcnfslVun orsr sinsr Sefte, ion.
ce1n Tin eie Ginrdumung slcidsn Sedz
tcs in Se!uT Der Ses!|Uree fit ale in
Standardization i!h auftaltenren Per
loneI;> ltien es Sucen, Wstbocifea,
gatagroner u. |. {. Debre9en bsge9:
metz biz SiQ i'm Gcnate eenn eu6 teis
uer ernaliGen Sdrteriafeit, neil Die
Mitslieper cei1elten ccn csr 0ere6!ias
felt Der Sabe, sans otseIsbcn son DO
litiider rcer relisi5isr 6d!tung aberz
5eugt trarsn.
9ans anecys mar e5 ia, 6auie Ger
&epralsutantrn. Son N~nte9inn raren
Iriehfess;n bsmett2as, etc b;nter zen
Gruiijleu ibs Spiel tvisssn urp
marum2 Msil cie 8;u fatbe!is
ldeu prisHsrn ta5 Red aelihsrt
Dater pares, irseno cine ~Nsfornz
Gduls" su beludsn uno 359lin9en
iNrer Gcnftliion seiltlidm Grpn gu
ipsnesn. "a lay Ger 5afsn 81
mar Ger enaber,ise Ssttenasiif, ssr iid
eutassrnlsmm,e ; eas lab man eeutlid
tsi jstsr Gabanolung in, nauls. Gors
u%rtbei!alole rirflih frie Mdnner,
Nidtfatbolissn fimmten fit cie Sill,
peil {e Sepem alside 0uc meisn wouz
ten, uno ont Gnce ianD. iid audi i'm
Nsprdientantenbauie io5or cine 9iajoz
ritdt cofIr.
Mas tbat Der Ocuperneur CT
Inpst tsm Senate tis 8il rbne feline
lln,srla,ift ;urId> un0 aus mas fur
UrunceE
Man 1T terettist son eem utestsn
R,3itrunssbsamten BEG Staatea in
5yydllen, M Is (idy nm Die llrter;sids
mana ciuss G;sitBs5 baucsIt ;u ersporz
ten, rab rerlslbe nidt feline psri1aliGen
MnF6ten uno Reisunsen gum MaBz
0ate nebme, (pnpsrn Die Ni6.Idnur Der
Contribution, Gag eima Elm eenftitu>
t;cnsues hincernis seSsn cisie Yiu
Dor? Niemano miro iplbe5 III be-
hauptea ,posen. Der G'puosrnrur iast
in leinsr Ssto : 8otlbaft: Die Ser
,paltuns Der b%etreTcuosn Mnftalten isi
aidt Der Mrt, um Elm {oldes @elebs
Experiment Su reGtfertiorn. Das 1T
farfer Ietaf, rcnn Der Senat unn bae
Mepralentantentaus batten rurh Die
0ensbmSBuns Der Bill tspieien, taB
etc Serwaltuns Der fras!i9eu Mnfalten
Der Qrt if.
Berner bebauptet ter 0ouperncur, bic
Biu entbalte feline Beitimmunaen, pelhe
bic Bsamten Ger betyeHsncen NnNalteu
eesen WiBbraud bee einsurdumenpen
&ebtes son Seite sewi1sr @siali&sr
fbiye. Da liest rer 3aas i'm pftfer:
Die Wudsr mouen uwtsr allen umftdn=
ben Die Gon.role in Ger 9anp baz
ben!
Stun folst nod bic srosmitbise Grz
ftdrung res Wouoerneurs: ct bate Die
Blu e;nfa9 pbne feline untsrldrift aAf
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-03-15
Sp,,t Smbianer=G riea.
SrsSou NM bic Mooors.

Die Oregon Deutlhe .3eitun9"
l9reibt folsenpermabsn iber ben Woz
roc 3riss:
@iele 3situnssn in oeu 5itli9en
Staaten brln3en alerbauD abenteuerlts
DE 8eribte iber ben vSnoianerfriea in
Srse5n." Disie Beridte Ino lebr pa;u
anSetban> uber Die 9erbdltniGe in Srez
aon cine fallde Mstnuns gu Yerbreiten
u1e Cre1cns 8adatbum Nbbru6 III
tSua. Mir erbislten IN nieler @rbe
osrri!s eiaen Syief ron einem. 1sutz
iNsa IL Minouri, mslder beabdd!iste,
I'D in Sre8on niecersula6en, jeBt aber
II ;5c!1e Ger alarmiyenesn Bsri9te iber
Ken 9aeianer &ries In Sresou Sepenz
FIN heat unp anftast ub Die Jarmer i'm
@iuiamsttsz Ibal AUDI DOR uebe,fdQen
srn fsiurlt9en S%upianern FIBER ieieu.
AuS oielem einer GaQ fam man idon
erlsben, ME lei6t eersleiden 8eri9te
unter Dem sroBen publifum iTrise Wstz
nunge1 erSeusen.
Dieter Snctanerfries tit pel6em itd
infer Mltlitdr unYermelflide 2orbeeren
pFidt, 1T alIercinss in Oregon ausses
troden, bat fid aber na9 Californian
btnitersesosen uns Ole usrobe Sdladt"
rpurpe auf Ga%liforniena Bopen &C.
l9lasen; aber troBpem 1T nod imz
rner bon benz Snoiauertries in Sreson
pie &rpe.
Sic Snter:1en Sresuns Serlan9en
oaber sebietsriiG, cab Den, 3npiansrz
Sfanpal ralh Elm Gnee sema9t miro.
@enn pie SunpeszB ebIrren nibt i'm
Stanoe iinp, 9enus Gruppen CUR I'M
teroriduns res Wuftance5 oieitr 5anpz
oou Supianer auhubrinsen, 10 iollte Oct
Staot obne 35sern Mili;en auftietsn
uno pislelten nad ben, &tieg5ldauz
plas in Galifornien ienceu. Srespn's
S5bne mlrpen rarn BE S@la@ten
G%ulifornisn8 idla9en> aber Oregon
wIree INNER eabet septnnen, ID NIT
Der llnterorifung res Nuftancee au@
Die Daarfrdubeuoen 8eridte uber Den
~Snoianerfries" in Oregon Elm GnDe
nebmen wurren.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-03-15
Gin ,1e,,cr Hiiatus.

Sdmmtlide Dil15fe TrantreidS baz
ben an ben yrdiloenten Der Nepublit
ras @elu6 seri9tet, rae er BET Der tia,
3esieruns Yrotef einl.ssn
9eseu bic 9swaltlame unterrru>
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-03-15

)epmPa6 fir bas tatbslil9e Boil.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-01-25
The Lien Law.

Several propositions are under con
sidcration in the Legislature, in regard
to the law of lens. Some of these 90
to abolishiug the entire law, others to
making important notifications and
changes in its operation AS the law
now stands, the merchant or factor,
making advances to the farmer for
agricultural purposes, has preferred
lien upon the crop of the latter, TO the
amount of the price Of the supplies so
advanced. With the exception Of
exorbiiant prices sometimes demanded
and high rates of interest charged by
the merchants or factors, we can see no
evil in this provision of law. 1t is
urged With some degree Of truth that
this system Of advances is u result of the
war and is pern!cious in so far that IA
great temptation is opened to the far.
MGR to be cxtravagant in getting advances
beyond the value of his crop which is
held tolay for th' M. This objection is
however rather IN iadiyidual one with
each farmer, and does not initiate
against the law, which certainly has u
tendency to encourage and help tho far
mer. Whether no avals himself of
the opportunity thus afforded by the law.
or whether he is cxtrava, ant and unwise
in its use, is Of course matter 9. econ
oIny aud management with himself.
There is large class of small farmers,
just starting farms of their own, to
whom this low is most beneficial and
almost necessary. They arc deeply
Interested in the continuance of the law
in its present form, and it is a question
it they ara not vastly in the majority of
those engaged in agricultural pursuits,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-01-25
Death of Capt. James COpcs.

The Winnsboro Nc,cs of Saturday
last, mentions the death at that place on
that day of Captain james Copes, form
erly Of Charleston, the father of our fell
low -townsman Mr.. Robert Copes.
Captain Copes was one of the old
'line Charlestonians we'll known and re-
spectcd, as a man of sterling probity,
untiring industry and strong practical
sense. Our syn,pathies are extended to
our friend MIR. Robert Copcs who has in
the space Of three weeks been called to
weep at the grave Of both Of bis pa
rcats.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-01-25
The BoWen-DeLarge Contest.

The report Of the Committee on Elec.
tiouS in the case of G. G. Bowen, con
testing the seat of r. G. DeLarge, from
the Seoogd Congressional District of
this State has been made in tho House
Of Representatives in Congress. 1t
states that the committee find, upon the
whole evidence, that DeLarge did not
receive the majority Of the votes legally
cart, and is therefore not entitled to his
seat. The report recommends resolution
that neither of the contestants should
take the reat, but does not find that
Bowen is disqualified, from occupyingit.
The committee report that the allega
tion that the counsel of DeLarge was
bribed, and withheld evidence in his
possession, was true.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-01-25
Cotton Manufacture.

At a meeting of the stockholders of
the Graniterille Mills, IS. c. in the
spring of 1872, the President proposed
to double the capacity of the mills in
three years and yet pay dividend of
ten cent per annum.
Can any Northern factory make a
better exhibits The cotton mills of Au-
gusta and Columbus, Ga, are doing
fIproportionatcly we'll.
The. Augusta mills, with capital
stock of S60Os005, had in 1870, $40O,-
900 as asurplus fund and commercial
capital after paying quarterly dividend
of s per cent or 20 per cent, per an
unm.
1t has been practically demons trated
that, on eau be spun into yarns a
1the South for 5 cents per pound cheap
er than it can be spun in, Old or New
England consequently, a properly con
ductedmill could mako FIVE cents on aeh
pound of yarn more than the Northern
factories which have been enriching
their stockholders and peopling with
: teeuaing thousands the ro.ky hills of the
west.
y Gould the eatire crop of cotton be
converted into yarns at the South, and
shipped abroad in that form it would
add $3.50 100000 annually to the wealth
iIofthis portion of the Uuited States For.
eign mills would adapt their machinery
to working up the yarns instead vf the
raw cotton. If but one quarter of the
crop could be thus converted it would
abe great blessing to this country and
enable number of women end chillren
dHho are now dependent on others to
support themselves.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-01-25
The Cotton Tax.

AT Washington, on the evening of
Jan 18Th, nenrly ali the members of
Congress from the cotton States hclia
conference, aud agreed on a ne,t bill to
refund the cotton tax, which they will
press in Congress at this session.
This new bill Is 10 lieu of the one of
which a synopsis VAS published in the
News.
The provisions Of tie new BAL are
materially Different froh those of the
first, and carefully looks after the into.
rests Of the planters sBdl fsesdmsu in
securing to them, aud not TO the spocula-'
tors who have bought up these claims
for song, the absolute return of the
cotton tax they have paid.
We shall keep our readers informed
of the action Of Congress, in this inte.
resting matter
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-01-25
General Assembly.

Since our last our Legislators have
bosn active. although a quorum has
been wanting sometimes.
A joint resolution has been intro.
duced in the House Of Representatives,
authorizing the Governor to appoint
three commissioners to investigate the
amount and validity of the State debt,
and to empower these commissioners to
stamp officially the Bbnds and stocks
found to be genuine.
The proposition has however met
with strong opposition. 1t proposes to
give these commissioners too much
power
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-01-25

a Pennsylvania man, who walked
barefooted miles through che snow Oh
wager of seven dollars, won the money.
He has since paid $40 for the amputatiou
Of one of his feet; which was frozen be-
yond recovery.
Richard Asbury, the frst American
Methodist preacher was the first clergy
man of his denomination to preach in
Trenton, Y. j., and there is q mincte G
still existing which shows that he was
paid seven shillings for that service.
Newly made trial jurtices are not ad-
vised to follow the style of an Iowa
Squire, who concluded tho marital knot
ceremony thusly:
Them that the court hath joined to.
gether let no man burst asunder but
suffer little children to come unto them,
SO help you God"
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-01-25
More on the Same Subject.

We enquired in our last issue very
pertinently, why do not owners of lots
in aad around Orangeburg, erect neat
and cheap cottages which could be
rented at moderate rates. Our enquiry
and suggestion have met with interest
and favor IN the part of those who
would be the occupants of the proposed
homes. On tie new street there are
many most desirable lots. Why do not
the owners of these act upon our sug
gestion.
Cottages of four rooms, can be erected
for little or nothing The weather,
boarding need not bo planed. Rough
boards white washed make just as pretty
an exterior, as planed boards and paint
and is of course immeasurably cheaper.
The convenience of large and increas-
ing, class Of our very best citizens, and
tho great improvement it will be to our
pretty and growing Town arc the con-
siderations, which urge us to press this
subject.
We are happy to state that our sug-
ssestion hos been caught up By come lot
owners. No less than four sussl nent
residences are about to be erected.
The new street lies beautifully open
to view from the railroad, and built up.
along Its line with pretty homes, would
be charming and picturesque picture
to the traveller on the high road through
the State.
Build, build, build It is the bes,
that could be made.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-01-25

l.'i VINDIcATED.-In the matter of Mr..
Duncan, member of the lower branch Of
: the General Assembly, and the publica
tion in the Car0li,ian of g. A. Neuffer,
relative to the flour insi ectorship of
X Charleston, the committee of five, of
which Mr.. Brennan was the chairman,
have by their report fully vindicated
the character of Representative Duncan,
and proven the groundlessness of the
charges preferred MIR. Nueffer made an.
affidavit before Trial Justice Thompson
to the effect that he had made mistake
in tho matter as regarded the person
y Who bad made the statement to him,
and that said person was not member
Of the General Assembly, but one who
had no official connection with the
y. Legislature. Mr.. Brennan said that,
4 since tho report had been prepared, he
had "received letter from Charleston
stating that Neuffer was man of in :.
famous character and needed Watching
.-Eccning HcraM.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-01-25
IN THE COURT OF PROBATE

WHEREAS, James w. Cutler hath applied
to me for letters of Administration. on the
Estate Of }. IIane Culler, late of Orange
burg County, deceased.
These are therefore 10 cite and admonish
all and singular the Kindred and Creditors
of the said deceased. to be and appear he
fore me at = Court Of Probate for the said
County, TO he holden at Orangchurg on the
3d day of February 1879, at 10 o'clock A.
NJ. to show cause il any, why the said Adj
ministration should mol be granted.
Given under my hand aud the Seal Of my
Court. this l7ih day Of Jan, AZ ID! 1873,
and iGshe ninety -ssventh year of Amoricarr
independence.
AUG. b. KNOWLToN.
LIS. Judge Of Probate O. C..
Jam lS ~