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"T A MATERNELLE."
CHILDRENs ENDow MENT AND PROVIDENCE
ASSOCIATION.
1O2. Canal Street. 1O2
ION the second floor of the New Orleans Mutual Insu
rance Association Buiding)
is Association has for its object to place in commu
interests children and adults by uniting them
tinct classes. according to age.
full information, apply at the Office of the Associ.
ton. G. CAVAROC. President
AM LUTON, Secretary.
C. CAvAROC
g. N. HAAS,
L. +. MOTION
$. CANNON,
J. ALDIGE,
p 8. WILT,
de20 If Directors.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
nAVIS < FRERET,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS'
a Commercial Place. --s

Prompt paid to Purchasing and Selling Of
Property, Collecting Rents, etc.
Rent Bulletin Issued daily.
Sale Bulletin issued semtmonthly.
Personal attention given to any City Property pat In
hands. se6 y ly
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At meeting Of tie Board Of Directors, held on the
tenth day of juno, 1872 It was resolved, to pay
CASH DIVIDEND of THIRTY FER CENT on the
net earned participating premiums for the year ending
May 81 1872 payable the third Monday of July next
Also, to pay Ton Per Cent interest to the Scrip
holders upon conversion of their scrip into CAPITAL
Stock as per amended charter of the Company.
DIRECTORS:
p Maspero. David McCoard s. T. Relr
l. r Geneles, NJ. Puig, L. TonrchY.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish of Orleans City Of New Orleans,
Sworn to and subscribed before me, tho tenth day
June, 1s72
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The above statements just true and correct trans
oript from the books Of tho company
G. W. MOTT Secretary. ''O0A''
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S. CANTON,
J. ALDIGE.
p. s. WILT,
de20tf Direatprs.
TEUTONIA INSURANCE COMPANY
NEW ORLEANS.
Insure Fire, Marine snd River Risks at Lowest
Rates.
NEAR THE CORNER OF CAMP.
Capital: :--..---------- GOO ooo
A. Elmer BADER. President
CD ENGSTFELD, Vice President
BOARD OF TRUSTEES:
Theo Lenthai. Louis Schneider, Frank Roder
j NJ Schwartz, Hermann Eicke, Rickert
G Il Miller, Jacob Hassinger. Oh Engstfeld,
s L Nasits, Il. Pohimann, Louis Schwartz,
Gd MaSse fSs ag. SaGd
Joseph Keller, Isaac Scherck, E. 7 Del Bondio.
jeI6 y "
NEW ORLEANS MUTUAL INSURANCE COM
PANY.
Office corner OF Camp and Canal streets.
Capital, 100000.
Assets, December 81, 1871. 1904 ,S79 70
Insures Fire, Marine and River Risks dividing the
profits each department separately TO the insured
For the accommodation of its customers, the Com
will mako Marine Losses PAYABLE sa
J. W. HINCKs. Secretary. fell TIL
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An inventory taken of the late Elwin
Forests personal estate shows that he
had property valued at $500, ,3S6; over
500, 900 in securities on deposit, stocks,
etc jewelry, S4.O7l; paintings, SAT-
600, and 7, 357 books.
The New Hampshire canvass begins to
Look like a acanvass 1t has been a little
dull and respectable up to this time, but
now the newspapers bave blossomed into
large type, telling the people what to RE
member" and calling each other thieves,
liars, periurers, DC, in . way that is quite
refreshing.
In the opinion Of the Boston Advert
ser, Gen Buffers bill for the increase of
Government salaries is 'sas daring an act
of public robbery as was ever attempted
BY act of Congress" The Norwich Bull
letin gives view of the same subject in
this mid but expressive way: "Ithas the
appearance Of prodigions untruthfulncss
and highway robbery combined;
The engineers of the Administration
have many beautiful theories, If they
would only put them in practice what q
happy country it would be! Senator
Carpenter. In the debate on the Louis
lana question. said that what,wa wanted
was fair election, and, so that was eff
fected, it didn't matter fig whether il
was Democrat or Republican that
was returned. There is heresy in the
Republican camp. =
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Seed PoIaIoea;

{ An old Maine farmer, IN giving sHls
ifeaaon seed potatoes. says thst We usS
toefripe seed wien We propagsteT frBsf
tubers that have lain .in-the ground until :
dead ripes He says that splants that.
are prnpogated by tnbe.s require didees
.ent treatment from those propogated ~
secds.r', Our cofn anea grain That Va
use for seed we like 10 have stand allit,S
tie longerthan the main crop, and hea
come perfectly ma,pred On. the ssmA. |.
principle our corn is selected from the !.
,Iipest, best developed ears and kernais.
But potatoes for seed should be dug
and pEfced7in. cool, dark cellar, just
las,scan as msjority ef them will crAck /,
open in boiling This is most iuyariahlx =
while the tops are yet green and gxpxSs
ing fast The tubers are then 10 mott
vfscrosfs state Disconneet them ff6m
the parent stock at that time, and they ,
Erelala their yigorv issav ysaGIl * IN
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SIufihite toll would not enable you @
sweep away mist but by ascending . ;
little You may look over 1t altogether -
81 it is with our moral improyement.
We yyestle nerceIy with vicious habit,
which wonlii have no hold 0pon sus il
we assembled siuto higher moral atmos
Iphere.. z =
As an example to Young men who do
sire to rise in New Yolk politics. tie boz
ginning of few successful lives may be !,
noticed: Fernando Wood kept q three
cent groegery Sheriff Brennan was ths
propiistor Of di=reputable s.medei.ar. !
tistes'exhihition" artistes bad, not,
as much apparel as the Black Crook ,ds,
mantis But that's enough though more
might be given Young man, II yna
y ant to get up III New York, you must
first get down -Chicage.Post s.iogSl
/ The wife Of the French Minister is
ione Of the. most captivating ladies in So
lcie'y Ills afternoon one OF the for
(cigners was telling about n candy pulling
he attended IN New York, where the
iu"ot Iui wuo III TIC kitCueu .Ou, tx~
claimed NINE Ia Marqnise, show I wish
to see some American life like that: New
York, Philadelphia, Washington are sll
like Europe. and do. not have any va
lriety!-Iiss Grundy,
| There are, many fruits (which never
turn sweet until the frost, has lain upon
fthem There are many,nuts tLat never
all from the b0ugh OF the, tree of life
ltill the frost has. opened, and ,ripened
them And there are many elements ia
llife that never grow sweet and beau,i-
tui until sorrow touches them
The Office Of religion is net to drive
us back upon ourselves in anxious self
criticism, but to take us out Ut ourselves
sna unite us to the Whole. in loving
lself-abandonment A maa must take
himself for better CT worse. and forget
Himself it poss he, so shall he soonest
larriye az tn. Mati6c Vision.
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NUMBER1 /


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A Awss!ern pal'et say z ltsr fnesffa
'ec', ~ inss'''i q y s.'ss ssc lss' s,ur
Adam and Eye enlered ne 2anaaN1E
Ellen IA the - ing time.sut Wess ssnake1
out in tlie TALL
What is-thc sisRarauess sstnsWeeHsNES4ss
or and beer drinkers Qpe puts Liss
sahfn fnp md5iie etitef pats ms Me dow.f
The Chicago Times asks :.IIoK- -.csi,.-
we escape fire?n A New York paper
rep)iess ~ihe. .Gospel oilers ayea rscf5
eneoufage'nens. 7noa EoIAs :
= Young 'aav ln loWa : sseosna u wHIM
Pea ont an incapsent cs,hna;s5ps't'ns WITH
her stockings, She had heard that fro-
'sucn used
{ "A small hoy, being called up hs NJ
ness IN New 1ork court aiia asked
what tiiev DO to persons VINO swesr tp z
ne rep,iea, "lhey make poficeueu ous
.oi e.n, -,
A worthy old farmer, who Sas being
worried ia his crass.sexamina.is.. -
awyer in Maine, exclaimed: Look
here squire, dpn'i you ask . good many
foolish questions r $3.50. :
Biaasse waits a divorce from iis wife
for Mysteries. He read that ceiebra-
ted physician said: "If your vile 3assi
Mysteries, shake her. and that IS whas
he,stryiiiy tt,as. tfaes = zaaldS-%A
A youno man Advertised ma ss,u,,ti i-xr
|naDerf for q ,,|ae,p ~ sS,,,ssman.sard s.xs~
be has great deal ,ef. .experienee. as..,,
ING been discharged from. seven differ :.
ent situations within a war.
~ rant IN Lr.,Ja;a a..
.n.'a,,. - "s ~, ~ a~:1
aS,Ss, ~, snsn ~ ye sofnss,'o fas zaeaez Z
p ..SrG ~ 80. J.s n's s,. ,,,,iass
yon. re ay nrst,y f.llo aai sn., s,,,slssi,.s
me, far a pronhet %, NJ. - - ss."s- I
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v,,,.;s,,,,a, ~ ." n:o ao'nv. w 'apsu'e Aouns
49,. men...a ,',,. .a .,' ss nst.'hgton, AS
s.e,,s sas p.' au.. '..n, .sa p1pe, ~, s'a inH
spsss' 81 ."s pApoA sNs 'ls - y ~ slsssl
,.;n ," hs,;, ' a.s .a,, aosn ,hs psanEo
49, s ao' sei ~" ~ T. w spas's., nle' ed,
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The telegram alluded to above Is one
received from Ger. Shermsus last night,
which is as follows: .ssr "a n
/ WAsnIsaros. March s, 1873.
To Gen. W II, Emory. COMMANDING. Depart
ment Of the Gulf. New Orleans, La. Rsf'
eThe President directs ynuqtoiprevent
any yiplenl Interference with the State
Government Of Louisiana .Acknowl7
edge receipt: w: T SHEnNAs, -
'if'}''8 Is 'ss'2Ai'sli General
WxsHIseros, March e-Gen shers.
man received the following this after
Nrv oalrAss, March 1, 1878.
.:Since my dispatch of ll::l5 tile cisy
has been pTfyiH quiet Order pre-
.xailla " llissnafhine Ialzhnh
the announcement Of the President {
order to me of last night, will effect q
permanent settlement of the trouble
here. .f.ssa =.
W n. EMoRr, Col Cong"
Messrs. Moncure and Olber, members
of the Fusion Legislature, arrested this
morning by the ,Metropolitans, were re,
leased soon afterwald. Tho Fusion
Legislature met this afternoon at the St
james Hotel, and passed q joint resol,l,
ton protesting in the name of the peo.
pie OF the State against the be,intersefence
of the military ann of .be United States
Government in capturing the, State
troops, and in again supporting the. city
police in the seizure Of the State kollst
and Odd fellows Hall the place of meet
ing of the General Assembly at time
of its session. and in debarring there.
from members of the General Assem-
bly,. and in violently seizing and impris
oning several members of this body
and we call the serious attention .,f' Con
eress and the people of the Union ,te
these oppressive. dangerous and arbitsa
ry measures The Kellogg Legislature
adjourned at tcnn O'Clock tonight sin.
die ,ssa szt 10 uel iias sHs aiasl ~
At this hour. 10 90 P. NJ, the city i.
very quiet.
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An lrishman applying for license to-
sell whisky, was asked BY the Judge if
he hac a good moral el,aractef s.Faitil,
yer honer,sI don,tsee the NECESSITY of q
good moral character tossell whisky - d
The following snotis ) is posted in
LINCOLN County: '.Ce hear, Eve l don't
want ennibodi that has hosses which has
the Epizutick, Inflewpnz,or any other IN
furnal name, to cum thru this gait Under
penalty ofehaving their, the hosses, s,tales
cut of, close betsipd the ytars.r Keep
shi, Mountaineer." =. 4s.s "a
"Knuckle down tight" "Phen slips,,Na
etc. That all sounds natural and carries
us back to our boyhood DAYS. When
ever the weather is fsSQfable We hearf Il
from tue groups Of byXs gathered here
and theres'splaying for eommas'ifThey
should bear in mind that the Bible Gays
"marvel not" 7.s..- ....,s s.s4-,,
An ancient bachelor who has the exs
Iperience of many years to judge from,
SAYS there has been forty percent less
sparkling this winter than any ofthe pre-.
ceding ones Tie high price of coal has
made paterf fomilias sparing of midnight
fires, and hence the falling Off of this
ENJOYABLE practice ad
God is never IN hurry. 1t comes of
our unbelief in Him that we are apt to
be in q hurry. He that telieveth should
pot he in haste. II we lOok at the-his.
tory of the material world, or the Intel
lectual world,or the social worla.no;hipg
IS clearer Than that God was never in d
hurry, and that he can afford to wait
There is man in Tennessee who
abandoned the pulpit and spent about
thirty years keeping tavern He has
now returned to the pulpit. declaring
that he is 90 old TO 'put out aud get up
hosses." and he thought he would do a
little preachn' aeih. He is bound to
be iise!ul. ST. 48
Judge--l fne Tim Leary s5 for "a.
sault and battery on Pat Malone Pat--
But, yer honor, / want more damages
He BACKED my eye,and il had been in
yited to q tea party couldn't have gone.
Judge The Court knows. nothing about
consequent iial damages. Yousmust carry
your case to Geneva. ,r
A German expressman, called at a
door to deliver box. He said to The
servant who opened for him. II have got
a schmall pox, and il you likes 1 will
carry it up stairs for yW,ra The girl,
horror-stricken, slammed the door in his
face, as she failed to appreciate the gift
OF smallpox.
Wisdom is the associate Of Justice II
assists her to form equal laws. to pursue
right measures, to correct pow wer, 10 pro
tect weakness, and to unite iniivi,i,,als
in common interest and general welfare
Heroes may kill tyrants. but it is wisdom
land laws that prevent tyranny aud OF,
preston
That was not a bad reply given recent
ly at q barn raising in Pennsylvania, to /;
young man who bad been relating hi.
more than wonderful exploits in variou.
quarters of the globe At the close o
| one of these narratives. he WAS not Ii,
Itle.set back by the remark of auoM cod
t.Yonng man, ain't you ashamed To tall
30 when there are oil der liars on Til,
lgruuni,w p sR - aa
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fFThe Toledo Blade (Nashy's pa
per reviews the whole case of Mr.. Col.
fax through several columns, and con:
clades with the verdict of guilty" II
then says: Nt Fl
''lnasmuch as Congress, seems power.
less to punish corruption on; the part oi
its own members, since. the Caldwells
and Pomeroys cannot be expelled from
the Senate, e,nor the Am .es. Brookses an,
Others, even censured, aby the House
while the. Vice President is untouched
by any decisive action, the whole matter
reverts to the people, and these mel
must be tried at the bar Of public senti
menrn
The entire Radical party will be triet
and condemned at.that bar 10
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ET The new code Of California eG
tatiishes1 1sach complete, equality IN chs
marriage state, and 80 does awav withs
the old netion that anaan and HE wife
are one assb,, that the two can eohtxaet
vii and sue each other the same ~ IL
they bad ncver. been married The mar.
.riage of minors changes their status
from minors 10 adults, and 90 infants
may jump at once into that delightful
state Of liability TO sue and be sued
which the wisdom of iheir loving par
.ents has prepared for them.
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RE- The Natinn thus sums up there
suit of Col. MeComb's campaign lie.'
as it was styled only few short months
ago: Killed, one Senator. Wounded
mortally, two Vice Presidents and eight
congressman. iw lass ab}s8sq =
The suspense account. OF the Union
Pacific. alias Credit Mobiiier, alias the
Wyoming Coal Company, shows that
between four and Eve hundred Thousand
dollars were paid to the leading mon pf
that MANY n;tinetlcorporstion. and how
it was applied has not yet been revealed.
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EXECUTIVE OFFIcE,)

-, 80 NEW -0JKLEANS,t DIaTCDi ., 1901 :
Major General Emory, Commanding the De.
partment of the Gulf: Isi " 3a'
GENERAL: have the honor to submit
to you the inquiry whether or not the
action Of the Metropolitan Police Force.
of this city, in the seizure Of the Odd
Fellows Hail. this morning, and armed
prevention by forceI of the assembling of
the Legislature of this State in said
Hall, meets wi h your countenance and
approval, and whether or not the United
States forces under your command viii
support this afmed occupation of that
building. IS esisli sili1pQ fir
have the honor, General to remain
your humble servant,
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-07-10
4RliTNElY STREET.

a young gentlemen whose greatest
.!1.,ll coneern, that people would forget his
name, publicly announced in Ciceronic
style, that hewas the lineal defendant Of
NoryalJand occupation d sheep raiser.
Forafear that there may be q multitude
Of new streets, scon, as several arc pro
jected merely to open up cheap lots Tor
poor men, we beg for convenience sake.
that q name be assigned to the New
Street" ifit is worth a name, and if not
dub it Speculation.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-07-10
HORRIBLE MURDER.

The only son of Chas. West, Esq, of
Charleston, was shot at and killed byia
man named Jas. Dufths, while young
West was peaccably looking on at n
game ofbilliards. This sad event occur
red OH the 4th, in Charleston, and in ad-
dition to the terrible loss a to the parents
of an only son, to the community of u
promising young citizen, it reveals The
fearful and wanton Disregard Of human
life, in this day ofrowyism and drunken
ness. ... g f,..g
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q ~ = II 81 = - 8 l,.,
NORTON, BLISS & CO..

. -. /. <.faIH
Its an old'story to tell, and q disgust
ing one how long, how deep, how plan
ned has been the plupdering. sftho State,
by the new regime. AIshow ofircsis-
tancc was made in Columbia, before a
court, which gfavcly decides that Nor
ton, Bliss g. Co, have their hands up to
the elboWsin the IpeoP pockets, tp the
tune of 100000. The thing is in a nut
shell there is, nor ever can be a right
ous decision, 50 long as the fountain OF
law and justice is corrupt, and he. who
expects n good act from Columbia had
better so to the asylum, for which he is a
fit subject. 'T .s1'
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A JYEIGHTY ST.lEF.

5loiThelbusc balists have elected to honor
+hblcfpositions, the following gentlemen.
Capt. Briggmann, Mcssrs. Mcnamara,
Danncr and Ol'lcndorT. 1t is not cx-
pected that either are to make "home
run" inside of time, though any one of
them :!ieii Is capable ofstoppinga "hy." The
weight of responsibility resting ON the
appointees, it only equalled by their
capacity to sustain it, and we pledge the
aqpsa.rtettc against any, community insane
enough to charge US with ToucIISc
LIGHTLY upon q subject 50 decidedly
.wEIGrIrY.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-07-10
INDEFENDESCE D.lY.

themeis unsuitable for Summer
reading, Being full Of sulphur, smoke
and gasconade. TO carry ones self with
the thermometer at 90 and an additional
weight of honors as represented FL blue
uniform, and REGULATION bat" is a tax on
good nature, AID we almost bless the ac-
cidcnt that relieved us from any part in
the farce Of July 4th. Independence
Day recalls such worthless as Samuel
Adams, Roger Sherman, Benjamin
franklin, Robert Morris, Charles Car
roll, Tlpos' Jefferson, Edward Rutlcdgc,
and Lyman Hall. independence day"
HAD SOMETHING to do with certain pro-
vocations arising out of "i.nposing taxes
without our consent" exciting domestic
insurrcction" Constructing The admins.
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.conatisptional weakness. superinduced by.
5ez zppsufesor other common causes. That
there las been no case of fever nor dis
ease, which is not peculiar to any por--
ton ofsthe state or country. That the
case Of spasmodic cholefa which gave.
such alarm, and which we reported direct
upon the authority of the physician in
attendanec, was sporadic, and induced
alarm only BECAUSE the mind of the pub
lie is strained with apprehension. Tint
this is the only case of the kind, and.
the patient is quite we'll. That the
health of the town is astgood as usual
aud that it is. far above the average Of
most,of the other portions of the State.
In q word that tho town of Orangeburg;
is as free from any contagion, epidemic;i
or dangerous disease, rs any city or town.
in the Southern country.
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- 4 lg3f Z 4
Htration of Justice erecting ncwsofIices
aud sending l,itlIer swarm of officers to
nppressand harr;pss the people, &c. Bold
men, fearless men, true men, endorsed
the declaration which cost the Colonies
their all, bnt when Charles Carroll affix-
ed "of Carrollton" to his signature he
was true to Maryland; ;and.had thought
of building n structure called Liberty,
which n Robt. Scott, of Ohio .carpet-bag
notoricty, should appfopriatewith all the
.sangfroid.of u native South Caro!inian.
Had Benjamin Franklin the privilege of
sketching his peculiar and characteristic
caligraphy once more, he might quietly
lay down tho quill, place his arms be-
meath his coat skirts, and mediate. Tt
was an experiment. that began to fail in
the approach Of federalism, that grew
more repulsive and weak in the birth of
newer ideas evolved out of n form of
government, that every four years swarm
ed the land with a set of political scoun-
drcls, each pulling down the other fo-
his own benefit. That reached the uLrI-
MA THULE of its disgrace in its treachery
toward the South, and. fell into a despo-
tism when the keystone of freedom was
looscned by South Carolina, in Docsm-
Der 1860, Independence day belongs to
the fossil memories of the past a'll 'isf.
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THE I1II.
fit subject

,Was celebrated by the Comet Fire
Company (colored) by parade, inspec-
ton, and liberal discussion of cdiblcs.-
The Company tarnc,l out i'll full force,
and their uniform was very neat. The
machine they pull is sadly leaning to-
wards decay, and should be pvcrhaulcd,
and furnished with. hose and suction. 1t
will not do to try and palm off the joke
upon fire with tho Comet that the
Irishman did when ho crept after Il rab--
bit with q lockiess gun, "What's the use
Of crapin' Pat; there's no lock OH tue
gun"
"Cch; hould yer tongue the rabbit
doesn't know it," a.H
A few of our German friends who val
ucd tho HOLY, not the day. ordered up a
box of Bolognas, and having u good sup
ply of Lager on hand, they celebrated
ll the rogErpn, in rational quiet, and
pleasant way. A..large number Of young
folk Of the colorqd families, invested so
cents i'll 81 railroad ride to Branchvillc,
and not few thirsty patriots dedicated
the last nickel ON the shrine of Liberty,
in the shape Of soda water and "old rye"
The day we did not celebrate passed off
quietly, and beneath the raging rays of
the Sun We we're submissive b. fffiv !9,' and peace
full. a6
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-07-10
BASE BALL.

5tdf Branchyille is 'istill hitched on to
the junction II miles below us, and would
ike to1try their "ninscs,"it can be graft
fed, We have wiltcd up, simmcred
down, and become liquifcd up here, and
the passengers on the up train tell us
that that it looks like Sunday at Brapchville,
hence hence our. query. No disrespcct sister
municipality, none whatever; Read an
ESSAY IN the Tsarfs on Tooads,,' and if
you arc afraid of our Base Ballists send
! us d cRoAK anyhow, lest we forget you.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-07-10

ba5" There have been many anxious
Inquiries aboutthchealthlof Orangebnrg.
We undertake officially and with war
rant Of certainty to reply. That the
amount Ct serious cases of illness and
death occurring here since the approach
Of the warm term, are of no different or
more malignant type than at any other
sirnilar season. That the causes of such
cases of death and illness, were neither
climatic or local, being simply cases of