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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-03-08

FIRST CorToN MILL IN THE NORTH
wssr.-The first cotton mill ever estab-
lished in the Northwest was opened in
Jonesyille. Michigan, few days ago.
The occasion was celebrated by ball
and banquet. which was attended by 900
persons. The company has . capital OF
8l00. 900. and 10 engaged in the manu-.
faeture of brown sheeting.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-03-08

THE SPRING ELECTIONS. New Hamp.
shire holds the first spring election this
yenr. and the candidates for Governor
are Ezekiel A. Straw, Republican, and
James A. Weston, Democrat. The cleo
tion is held March 11th. The next cleo
ton will be hold in Rhode Island, April
2d, and the third in Connecticut. April
7th. In The latter State, Henry p. Ha-
ven, Republican, and Charles II. Inger.
soil, Democrat. have been nominated
for Governor. Both in New Hampshire
and Connecticut members OF Congress
are to be chosen at these elections, the
former having three and the latter four
mombers. At the Presidential election,
the majorities for Grant were, in Now
Hampshire, 5,744; Rhode Island, 1886;
and Connecticut, 4,756. At the Govorn-
or's elections in these States in the
spring of last year. the Republicans CAR
ried Now Hampshire by 2.lG7, Rhode
Island by LOGS, and Connecticut by
2,001.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-03-08

LIST OF NHw wADvART1sxMkNTs.
@. 0. Martindale-Ootton Seed, etc.
Notice to Liquor Dealers.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-03-08

tho State is mystifed rs to Mardi Gras
He has heard Of Timothy and Kentucky
Blue Grass, but Mardi is variety ho
knows nothing about. An explanation
was furnished, when the mystifed indi-
vidual made ghastly smile, and re-
turned thanks to the informer.
Columbia is favorite place for gift
enterprises. Several OF them are in pro-
gress here now, and as long as those who
part easy with their money will bite, the
bait will be set. Young men, your
money is not mado half as easy as you
part with it.
4 gentleman informs US that hc was
approached night before last, in suspi-
cious manner, by two men, who asked
him if he had any money. The timely
appearance Of policeman caused the
suspicious characters to beat hasty re-.
treat A blue pill with little po wder ie
needed by these fellows who have sick
purscs.
A large fire was in full blast on the
Lexington sido OF tho river last night.
The sneak thieves are again at work.
A house in Hurleyville and ono on Lady
street have recently been robbad. +
The weather was very pleasant, yester-
day, and "Old Probabilities" prognosti-
Gates continuance OF the samo.
Boynton's saws OF different grades are
offered for sale by Hessrs. John Agnew
& Son.
Messrs. Hope & Gyles are in receipt of
fresh supplies OF corn and oats, aour
and big hominy-good for man and
beast.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-03-08

Q[Oppeu any money, at Inc same tlmo
holding out large roll, which he said
he had Picked up near their chairs. The
Augusta men comprehended the little
game at once, and very quietly Informed
the sharper that they didn't have so
much money about their persons. See
ing that the gentlemen comprehended
the dodge, the fellow, with confederate
who was near by, left the restaurant.
The object was clearly to ascertain what
amount Of money the gentlemen had
about them and in what pocket they
kept it, in order that it might be quietly
stolen on the first opportunity. We
heard of several other similar instances,
the sharpers failing to accomplish any.
thing in each case, however"
We clip the above from the Augusta
Constitutionalist, and can vouch for the
truth of the statements. There is no
doubt, however, but that the citizens are
arranging to take hold of the matter.
and the general belief is that Judge
Lynch will soon have charge Of somo Of
these parties, when the rest will, doubt
less, skedadtlle.
HoTR6EAnR1vALs, March Z, 1S73.-
Columbia Hotet-W @ MoAiurphy. RE
Brown, Charleston; T j Goodwin, A T
Darby, Fort Motto; e L Schultz, Md;
Fl d Gilbert. G W Thames, N q; F Pal
merston, J Thomason, Iii; J B Flanker-
nigan, La; J Y Propritors, Ais; T X LIE.
gare, Orangeburg; w 81 Evans, Ga; Rev
A Nj Folche, Charleston.
( Hendrix House, Norton, Sr, Chester;
81 B jerks, Mass; D Tibbets, Edge
field; P A Eichelberger, wife and son,
Edgefeld; Nv Campbell, 8 @; Il W
Perrin. Abbeviile; T J.6olomon, Sumter.
LIST OF Nnw wADvxRT1sxMENTs.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-12-25

deck conld-possibly do to accommodate
the immense number of ladies and gen
tlemen present. Every one heweyer, ct
length, obtained at least standing room
the ponderous wheels reyolve the band
strikes up, Dixie and the ship shoots out
into heistream whers she formed an in
teresting and striking picture. Covered
with flags and filled from aft to bow
with her numerous passengers. After a
delightful sail for distance across the
bar during which although the sea was
quite calm,many gave most unmistakable
symptoms ofthe nausea incident to life
on the rolling wavse, and many we're the
tumblers not filled with plain water while
the horrid men were obliged to refresh
fair but frail sailors--a repast consisting
of every possible dclicacy was served up as
the vessel turned front homewards and
when she reached her dock in the after
noon we were satisfied there was nc. one
.ofthe vast assemblage but would have
icoincided with the remarks of satisfaction
.andcontentment which we heard on all
sides. A. tSNoDsRAss.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-12-25

Mr. ED1ToR! !4- Something is rotten in
the State Denmark as you will seesby
reference'to the report of the County
Commissioners, published in late issne
of your paper.
The expeHsss Of tho. current
ending October 81. 1873 was 1903 $500.
only a part which, has orders been issued
by the board s6.7Ss.1stleaving a balance
of fs3S7O.S7 approved, but no orders on
account of'an empty treasurey. The
Treasurer, reported taxes &c collected
s15,62s.32. do MT know if thelicence.
tax trial justice money is included in
this amount or not, you will see the:
amount collected is Sufficient to pay the
current expenses of'the year and rleaye a
balance Of .S5.019.T2l which would reduce
the Indebtedness Of the county to $15.
189, IA. In other words the amount of
$780, IA is in the hands of some person,
OF some where; we would like to know.
The taxes increased every year for what
purpose, for those who are in positions of
trust to do as they wish with the moneys
paid in, from the labor and toll of the
county it appears SO by the report of
the Commissioners.
In the corrupted currents of the world
OfIeac's guided hand may starve by justice that
Buys out the law; But It's not so above
There is no shufHing, there the action lies
In his true nature; and we ourselves compelled
Even to the teeth and forehead of our faults
To give in evidence
4a u, r'st TI,sTtcE
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-12-25

CHARLESTON. December 18th, 1873.
Your Correspondent having. been
honored by an invitation from the Com.
mittee appointed to entertain the Dele
gates to the r. r. Convention, recently
held here to attend the excursion around
the harbour given on Wednesday last,
determined in the interests of your wide
ly circulated paper, to accept the same
being fartherinduced so TO do by the knolw
edge, thae it was the Inauguration of a
movement of the most vital importance
to the Stute at large, and deeming that,
the more this fact is impressed on the
minds ef the people from the mountains
to the scaboard the greater the likelihood
of its success. We consider that nothing
is so much calculated to increase the
prosperity of our County as the immense
western trade which must flow through
the channel proposed to be opened for
its passage, and It's the ulldoubted in
terest Of the people to use every means
in their power to obtain it.
The Clerk ofthc weather provided for the
occasion one of the most lovely days of
the season, and our beautiful bay never
looked more picturesque than under the re-
fulgent baums of the warm Decembersun.
The large and elegant steam ship Cham
pion of the Adger line had been literally
lnancd for the occasion. and it was rs
much as its spacious cabin and broad
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-12-25

MINISTER Sickles has resigned his po1sii.
tom satp Madrid. There is q desire 60
avert war. Tut sickles would prefer seeing
a collision,
e The fete day of Euginielw was largely At-
tended by visitors, bnt the oES- Empress
declined reception. Throughout the day
the visitors lay p,fofhsion off wSreatks lon
the tomb of Of Napoleon. Ma ,tl ,',as sS ,st.'.
a On thefeve of. the Exeter elections, Sir
Edward Watkin addressed the peopleSof
Exeter at a liberal meeting, and ssas
received With is' immense s. applause. Is
said throughout his life he had Away
'given,his utmoat ,snpport tol the Rst4b-
lished Church, but at the same timeshe
felt tia duty to assist those who did sot
agree with his religious opinions, belisv-
ing that all who worshipped God in SIN
cerity, and truth belonged to the great
Christian church. His feelings had been
hurt that morning by clergyman$of
the church of England, to whom he had
gone to pay his respects, by the remark
II hate the very name Of radical" He
was sorry to thinks that any clergyman IN
of the church to which he belonged should
say that he hated anybody. The people
who would disendow and disestablish the
church. were people like this Clergyman
SO long as the church was unfcttered and
free, SO long it was really the ehurch|of
the people, and of the Sorkipgi men, Gut
if she ever descended to the positionSof
the church of Ireland, Ile'would cohtcnd
for discstablishment." 's3
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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-12-25
TWO STORY
DWELLING,
EIGHT ROOMS
FIREPLACE in each.
GIN HOUSE,
SCREW,
BLACKSMITH
SHOP,

And every other building necessary
on a well-settled plantation; Fencing in
very good condition. For further par
ticulars apply either to Messrs. Izlar &
Dibble, Orangeburg g. H., S. c., or to
the undersigned at McCant's Villa, Or.
angeburg County, S. G.
j, G. EDWARDS.
March 6, 1873 8 1am9m
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-12-25
THE TAX Levy


Will be fifteen mills for the present
year.
THE UNIoN-HERALD,
The republican State organ, is ailing
for some reason. Mr.. T. G. Andrews has
withdrawn from an interest in its bust
ness management.
The PRINTING RING
AT Columbia is not as lively in appre-
hension of pocketing fortune ut the
peoples expense, rs it was in the early
part Of the season. May its shadow never
be larger. Block capitals of the alphabet
stuck up in the capital will be of more use
to its supporters, than all the documents
the ring can print with hundred horse
engine and Hoes double cylinder press.
SANS CULoTTE,
The avcnging day is threatening the
North and West. AT Philadelphia the
longshoremen have stopped the lading of
vessels. At Cincinnati the foreign ele-
ment have held large meetings,and great
alarm is felt of popular uprising Carl
Rosa the Austrian agitator is harrangu-
ing the Germans with view to an open
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-12-25
FOREIGM.

MINISTER sickles has resignedhi ptG,si
tom ir satp Madrid. There is u desire e 6
avert war, hut Sickles would prefer seeiai.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-12-25

rapture with capitalists. Tie irish Are
also holding meetings to denounce munic-
ipai gogernhent, at Chicago the yioisHce
Of public speakers is indicaliye of the
SANS CgIorTE, can equal sdiyisionJ Jof
wealth demanded. Man IS capabla Of
self government, yes; and Sd il the tiger
after his instincts.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-12-25
FOR SALE.

TIME Subscriber offers for sale the
IL well-kDown, Plantation "McCant's
Villa, situated in Orangeburg County,
fifteen miles due east of the Court House,
on the five netch Road, containing seven
hundred and fifty-seven acres, more or
less, with the privilege of two hundred
acres more, recently conveyed to my son.
The latter place having on it Single
story dwelling, four rooms, one fire. place,
kitchen, stable, barn, &C., and about
twelve or fifteen acres cleared land.
On the larger place is
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-12-25
BAZAINEs FATE.
prosperous.

The hero of an Hundred bloody fields"
whose bresat is covered with the crosses
and stars of knighthood and honor, was
sentenced to death, aftera long examina-
ticn, on the charge of basely surrendering
the city of Metz to the Prussians. The
court having recommended the condemn
ed TO the mercy of President McMahon.
He commuted the sentence to Danish
ment. The fate is sad indeed, but we
fear the chagrin of defeat has warped the
sober judgement of his accusers, who have
been too long used to victory.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-12-25

years A. @. The decretal epistles say,
that "Telesphorus" who lived in the time
-ofAntoninus Plus, ordered divine service
TO be celebrated, and an angelic hymn to
be sung, upon the night before the
SaSionr's nativity" Itshas been surely
determined that Christmas was kept be-
fore the reign of Constantine. as it is a
page Of history, that Dioclesian finding
a number of Christians assembled to
celebrate the birth of Christ, ordered the
doors of their church to be closed, and
fire to be set to destroy the worshippers.o
Be the exact time as it may; our object
is not to enter the discussion Of the when;
1t is enough that ours is "the day" and
the ft observance of the day should be
ours. Some morbid thinkers oppose the
observance of the day. except in chant
and fast. Others embrace the day to
riot in excess, as though it were the birth
day of an Epicurus ora Bacchus.
The error of supposing that set holiday
will impress the force of sacred thought,
more than the edivinely appointed Sabbath,
is only the decree of man, which depends
upon the pleasure of observers for obser-
vance. There are as many pious people
who oppose holidays for religious obser-
yauce, on the ground of introducing
ceremonial law" as there are those who
advocate q special day for special fast.
Here again is therne for argument but
We join hands with the noble "Doddrige"
who writes.
"Live while you live" The Epicure would say
And seize the pleasures Of the present day.
Live while you live" the christian preacher
cries m
"And give to God each moment as it flies"
Lord in my view, let both united be
live to pleasure; while live to Thee"
The year hath past. and over the fur
rowed track we cast furtiye look. Is
there much to regret; let it be the moni-
tor of better things hereafter; are there
efforts to applaud of honest endeavor,,
Roman fortitude and generous thought,
then burnish them bright with use, and
reenacta the nobleman and friend. Is
there flower trampled by the wayside,
raise up its bruised head; Is there fam
ishing soul fed with cheer; Oh; may it
gladden. you with heart filed for such
deeds of charity. In word shun the
evil done, and foster the better man, that
led you to do we'll. Count the slippings
and footballs over the past way, as lessons
oflight and rate the kindnesses you scat
tered as only beginning, May your
Christmas be bright and glad, and the
Old year verging on its sure grave may
itexchange it its sceptre of destiny to us all
fora New" brighter, happier and more
prosperous. - +
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-12-25
cHRLsT1fAs.

>9na'ip|i CHRISTMAS.
To-day we, offerfa holiday sheet, full
ofsEgreetinge and kindly cheer to our
frieads and patrons. To-day wherever
the Cross is acknowledged as the symbol
of Him whose mission was "peace and
good will'' the acclaim Of gratitude as
cends from the lips Of millions upon
milliona.u, To, the Christian world it is
a feast Of JOY, a renewal of hope and
effort. Each recurring year brings to
every, household, new phase of Christ
mas mas promise, and while. tho gleefal child
revels in. the generous gifts of the mythic
SANTA Clausj" the eyes of its mother
may be ais dim with tears, as the frosted
pane upon which they look. Christmas
to the child, is ! not Christmas to the
parent. The brightness of innocent youth
sees na6ght but haloyon gloriies spread
along the way up to "merry Christmas
The experience Of age smiles family upon
the cheat, and at heart broods the atrophy
ofSdpasssing, passing away" Inseparably
joined with Christmas in modern days, is
theFEU DE JoIE at early morning, the
ceaseless rclatter1of chinese crackers the
lRSsllqhgg dayy%. dayy% The solid dinner'spread of
h.rksy turkey, ,,he han, mince pies &c &c &c, the
reyalr cggIneg, and then, and then; the
hohesteopfession, of host and guests, that
capacity is reluctantly forced to concede
The ,truce"satis superque." The idea is
common that feast and fulness belong to
the season, that the round of invitation,
aud exchange Of the hospitality of groan-
ing tables; all are indigenous to the time,
ana willie this custom may be abused to
excess with some. it is perhaps fortunate
for the m asses chat x mas comes once
.YSssgsr. Oyer the mind ofthc sordid usurer
the day may fcasta spell of by-gone in
nocence, and between the chinks of his
miserly soul, force c ray of thought, to
wake spell of regrctful penitence. Over
the dreary hearth, the old man may for
get the snow piled graves of his dead, in
the.sure promise of Him whose natal day
he blesses. Freed from the wearing toll
Of "day after day" the laborer joins Mt
his humble board with wife and children,
to share the plum cake "bc it e'er so
5sma,''- No purer gift for the maidens
hair is there, than the pure white Christ.
mas roge, nor a cheerier blaze, nor
warmer glow greets the neighbors ca4a
than the yule log on that day. Some
authorities .(who dispute that the 25th of
December is the birthday of our Saviour)
presume that it is the beginning of q new
year, and date it from the winter solstice
December 21st. Tho change of the Suns
motion is apparently checked until the
25th hence the statement. Upon the
subject Of Christmas day, there has been,
as upon all other subjects learned and
lengthy disputation. The birth oc Christ
is accredited by some to the month of
April by othcrssto septcmber,and by the
majority to the 25th of December, hence
fhf onlnon observance. Buck says; the
fist o observance OF il was in the second
century in the reign of Commodus 1873
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-12-25
lsUBscRIBERs

WILL have their papers regularly
mailed Send us new names, build up
ourl paper, and let every household in
the County be a supporter Of our enter
prise. '''''~ -a.'a'''
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-12-25

Hehoeforth, all Legal Adj
vepttsennents. Of County
Interest, whether notices
oToth hers, will be publish
ed for the benefit Of our
Esadgrs whether they are
paid for or not. i2tt
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-12-25
ADYERTfgEMENT.

VEyHE Stringency of money requires me to sell
HI exclusively for ca.l. natiI !an old secssissss
are settled ; after that time am willing To-
render all accommodation possibly to custom.
ers. I tender my thal;ks to all who have sete
who have not, to do SO at once, Us i have al.
ready psrformed'my part of the c. ctnptract.
Very RespectfuI,v
+. II. w. BRIGGAIiA-S SS.',s s
Nov. 20, 1879 40 i.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-12-25

u ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at
the rate of oneldoltar and n half per square
Tor Tho frat insertion, and one dollar per square
fer each. subsequent insertion. =
Liberal terms rase with those who desire
"a eavsrtise fof' three siA or .welve months.
BHsb Marriage notices and Obituaries not
exceeding ono Square, inserted free: u, is.,,.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-12-25
YHB 0RANGEBURG TINBS
Orangebarg, 8. o. Dec. as, 1875.
LARGEST cIRcULATloNlN THE COUNTY.

fesrhanga= =Contract Advertisements, notice
Asst given before Monday noon.
Our ffienkis swishing to have advertisements
Inserted in e.lIMES must hand them in by
Tse.dsy pornipgr 10 o'clock.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-02-01

The young Emperor of China, who is
about to ascend the throne, recently took
to himself four wives in one day, and
they are only the advance guard of a
small army of wives that are soon to
follow. Only one, however, bears the
title of Empress, and she the beautiful
Aluta, daughter of doctor of the Impe-
rial Academy.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-02-01

A CATASTROPHE. - Last Thursday,
says the Humboldt Register of the 25th,
a woeful sight presented itself to our
citizens. In the streets, in the yards, in
the alleys, on the sidewalks, everywhere,
and in every direction, scattered all over
town could be seen the mortal remains
of defunct cats. Old cats, young cats,
taby cats, white cats, Thomas cats, FEM
inine Cats, Maltese cats, black cats, yell
low cats, and the whole catalogue of cats
were represented in this horrible catsfs-
trophe. Some cGtaran had during the
night distributed about the catholics of
town quantity of catalytic beefsteak,
which soon forever stopped the cater
wauling of about fourteen Egyptian cata-
combs full of cataleptic cats.