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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-06-07

The New orkqIipdd estimates that
the amount of actual cash brought into
this country by immigrants averages
500 TO every Immigrant, aud values
every immigrant rs laborer a. 81 900
Consequently IL estimates the increase
OF material. wealth. from the Immigration
Of last week alone, ut the sum Of SIT,
000,000 The Uc,uhi'$ estimate is Ell.
tircly within the limits of reason. The
muscle, brain and treasure brough TO oar
shores from Europe are Il Prize oi iuesti
niable value.
One million Of dollars is to be spent for
the purpose oferccting 'inditators' to
mark the most important positions on the
battlefield of Gettysburg. The moucy
would be better spent if it were given to
The dismcmLcrod veteran "no grind
organs at our street corners Ior living
These ''indicators' can only serve tu
keep alive memories which, the best
wisdom OF mankind has told us, should
be discouraged. Even Pagan Rome
passed laws prohibiting all such public
mcn orials Of her civil wars. Histoly y
will sufficiently preserve the story OF our
soldiers vaor sud sacrifices. 1t is the
duty, not less than the interest. OF this
generation to Danish whatever contrib
utes to keep alive those aopcritics thai
should have been buried forever bcncatl
tie apple tree at Appomaltcx.
y correspondent of the Ab5cSilI
Kcd1um, writing Of n lecture at Cokcs
lury, to promote the cause oftempcrancc
saws; Eve have an efficient co laborcr
the Judge Of tho Eighth Circuit, Hon.
r. II. Cooke, whose very first uttcrance
from the bench were in rcbuke Of tn
evasions of the law and of the unrc
strained indulgence iu iutoX;catin,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-08-29
ALBANY REGISTER.

= E s r4
The Central Pacific gold bonds
have fallen below par N currency
in the New York market.
An express train was approach.
ing Batavia, N. ", on the 25th,
it ran into carriage, killing both
occupants. One OF the men was
thrown a number Of yards into a
field, and the other dragged along
till the train stopped, his body being
horribly mutilated. The engineer
on stopping the train, got off the
engine to see what injury had been
done. In, passing the front Of the
locomotive he saw it covered with
blood and brains. which SO overcome
him, that he walked but a few
steps and fell. lie was carried into
the smoking car where he died in
few minutes.
A ma t.house and ice-house burn
ed at Milwaukee on the 25th.
Loss, $40, 900; insurance, $4,000.
A fire III Linn, Mass, on the
25th, occasioned a loss OF $1,000.
900.
On last Sunday there was
severe engagement near Estelle,
Spain, between 5000 Government
troops and $4,000 Carli>ts under
Ola. The latter defeated and the
leader wounded.
Sir Samuel Baker and party
have reached Cairo returning from
their expedition into Africa.
1t is rumnred in Paris that the
proposed fusion between the Or.
leanists and Legitimists has been
abruptly ended, owing to the Count
De 'hambord refusing to accept
the tricolor.
VIM. Monsel, Postmaster Gen.
eraI of England, has rendered his
resignation, but at the solicitation
of Gladstone, he consents to re-
main temporarily in charge OF the
department.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-08-29

ACCIDENTS. The season for acci-
dents is upon us. Five or six days
since, a son of Rev. Mr.. Nickerson,
Of Lebanon, slipped from a wagon or
stack of grain, and fell Oh the tumbl-
ing-rod of a thresher, causing the
bursting Of a blood vessel.
Halleck Grifien, oldest son Of DIR.
Griffen, OF this city. In some manner
got caught or at least the seat OF his
pants Caught--by the tumbGng-rod
of thresher, tearing hole in the
pants big anough to drive tour-horse
wagon through. A narrow escape.
A few days since a little son Of Mrs,
Bodine was kicked by horse. the ami
mails hoof striking him in the mouth,
cutting long deep cash in the upper
lip. Dr. Rice sewed the lip together,
and, bearing the scar, the little fellow
Is all right again.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-08-29

Too LATE.-The apportionment Of
school funds for Linn county for the
six months ending September lst.
1873, has been made, by districts, and
handed us for publication, but was re-
ceived too late tor this issue. The
whole amount apportioned Is 81, S35 %
of which $2,773 80 is coin, and $2,061
10 currency. The amount per scholar
is 81 10; per cent of currency, Abe.
Clerks are requested to call at the Co.
Treasnrer's office and draw their funds.
All Clerks who have net received a
COPY of the late school law, can obtain
the same by calling upon or writing
to I. J. Sites, County School Superin-
tendent, Albany, Oregon.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-08-29

BUSINESS request all persons
indebted to us for subscription or job
work, to call at the REGISTER Office at
once and make settlement, Our read
ers will bear US out in this statement,
that we are not in the habit of thus
dunnihg them, and we would not on
this occasion, did not stern necessity
require us to do it. Pay us that we
may play a similar game on those who
have trusted us.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-08-29
Edward Bayer. ESQ, Horton, Kings

Edward Bayer, Esq, Horton, Kings
Co.. N. S.. writes that an aston shiHg
cure has been effected on bis daughter
by the use Of Johasoa's Anodyne Iini-
ment. The whole spine became dis
eased, she lost the use of her limbs.
and her back was rounded up like a
bow. in consequence of taking cold
after having been innoculated for the
kline pock. She is now we'll.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-08-29

COUNTY CONVENTION. The Repub-
lican County Convention will meet to-
marrow Saturday. August 3Othl at
one O'Clock p. NJ, in the Pacific
Opera House. The business Of the
Convention will be to elect eight del
egateS to attend the State Convention,
which meets in this city on the llth
of September-one week from next
Thursday.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-08-29

RELHroUs.-Rev. DIR. 4. X. Geary
will preach in the Pacific Opera House
ON Sunday next. morning and evening.
All are invited.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-08-29

LEBANON DELEGATES. The I4eba-
non delegates to the Republican Coun-
ty Convention are: S.,H. Claughton,
Rev. T.. p. Henderson. J. 0. Roland.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-08-29
(Ditt,,;,n'S D.,nbTp

Extraet Of Eucalyptus is powerful
yet harmless, fcbrfllgc, AMI is a special
preparation for the treatment OF he mala-
riOus ievers of our interior valleys, ami is
warranted to cure any ease ot Fever and
Ague treated with il according 10 diTc-
tions, while he hancfll results Of the use
of he usual Qumineauiarsenicahcmclics
tor hose diseases nrc entirely avoided.
Beware of limitations, ana take more hui
G"lcman'S.
For sale everywhere, ana ~ Ghas Lang
ley 4 Co., Druggists, Agents, San Francisco
.,EnRly
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-08-29

NAviGATIoN.-lhe W. X. I. Co.
will endeavor TO get a boat through to
this point next week. Buena Vista
bar is the greatest obstruction to navi-
cation between this city and the locks.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-08-29

MARKETS. Eggs, 25c per dozen
butter, fresh roll, 2Oc per pound ;
packed, l6c; potatoes, Doc per bushel.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-08-29

REBEKAH-Lodge meets at the hall
on tomorrow evening at half past
sAven.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-08-29
Albaul! geoistet.

No PAPER NEXT WEEK.-We shall
issue no paper from this office next
week.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-08-29

WHEAT. Buyers are offering 75c
Ter b,lshel for wheat. We heaF Of no
sales.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-08-29

the various methods "a
preparing the remedy,
and its uses. II can he
relied mon as certain to
give the promised re-
suits, and hundreds OF
testimonials of its etlica-
cl can he seen at his Of
flee, i05 kcarney ST., san
Francisco.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-08-29

THE WEATHER-Which had been
cloudy with occasional showers, the
forepart OF the week. cleared up on
Thursday, and harvesting. which had
been suspended, was again resumed.
Farmers and business men have drop
ped their long faces and once more
wear the seven-by-nine smile.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-08-29

CIRcUS.-The Partisan Circus, which
exhibited in this city OH Monday night,
was well attended, and gave general
satisfaction. The balloon ascension
in the evening was perfect success.
The balloon mounted up toward the
clouds for a few hundred ysIds, and
then grandly flOated off mile or two
northeast, descending on the opposite
side of the Willamette.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-08-29
DRUGS. ETC.
Murder ill Albany
Death

Is thing which sometime must befRN
every son and daughterof the human fauL
ily; md yet,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-03

The public seems very unwilling to believe
anything to the discredit of Mr.. Colfax i'm the
credit mobilier transactions. In Philadelphia
the other day in delivering a lecture before a
large audience, he was received with great cor
diality, and the same was the case Yesterday in
Baltimore on a similar occasion. The American
says:
The stage, gallery and isles were thronged
and hundreds were unable to gain admission.
Judge Daniels, the president of the meeting
on introducing Mr.. Cclisx to the audience, al
Insied to a single malicious Islander gotten up by
bad men at Washington to tarnish the fair fame
OF the Vice President, when the whole vast as
sembase arose and round after round Of applause
Interrupted the proceedings. This was repeated
when Mr. COlfaN stepped forward on the ros-
tum, 1t being evidently intended a. an assurance
OF the undated confidence of the people in his
purity OF character and honesty OF purpose. The
fact of its being Sunday, and part Of the cere-
monies being OF a religious character, alone re-
strained the audience from cheering. During
the progress of his address, which lasted lust one
hour, the applause was earnest and frequent
and AT the close il was some time before the
choir in attendance could command the necessa-
~ silence 10 proceed with the programme"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-03

Boss TWEED PROPOSES To"LIvE 1T Down"
Ex-Boss Tweed was so well pleased with the re-
suit OF his late trial that he perpetrated joke.
On being asked as to how the jury stood, he re-
Piled that eleven were for acquttal and two for
conviction. "But" said hisinterrogator, "eleven
and two are thirteen. Why, there were only
twelve jurymen. How Is that?'' swhy, there
was one juror andone judge for my conviction
said the ex-Boss with a chuckle. He SAYS it was
only political trial; that he is not afraid of the
next trial, and that It will be a waste of time,
Here Is the way the virtuous martyr talked to
reporter of the Herald: Il have got twenty more
years To live yet I'm only fifty years of age.
Time works wonders, they say, and it will
work change in this. Iguess shaI live it all
down.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-03
The mystery is solved at last, The gentle

The mystery Is solved at last! The gentle
men with short memories, who fail 10 call 10
mind their little transaction I'm credit mobilier
stock bumped their heads short time before
that and haven't been able to recOlleet anything
about the matter since. This may be regarded
as q singular explanation, but We have a prece-
dent. and what are congressman and LAWYERS
without their precedents? Three years ago a
gentleman in Elmirs, New York, was rendered
UNCONSCIOUS by striking his head against bea n,
an his barn. No serious consequences showed at
the time, but few days ago he suffered with a
severe and peculiar pain i'm his head, and subse-
quentiy he was taken with violent spasms He
recovered his health in a few days. but his
friends were panied to discover that his memory
OF events from the date OF the accident, three
year, ago, was entirely gone. 1t is said that he
remembers his wife, but looks somewhat suspi-
ciOusly upon his two children born within three
years past. The medical faculty are sorely puz-
zied. anu the gentleman himself Is on a sharp
hunt for his three years lost memory. Nov
humping ones head is not an unusual circum-
stance; In fact, 1t is feat very easy of accom-
rlIshment, especially when one is young and
risky. Now let the credit mobilier Stockholders
with treacherous memories pause and reflect
moment, and see if they can't remember to
have been the recipient of q good, hard bump q
short time before Mr.. Ames says he began to
distribute his seductive credd mObilier stock
If they can do so, with the Elmira precedent
before it, the world will doubtless draw the
mantle of charity over their credit mobilier
Transactions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-03

Tno Few York money market was easier on
Saturday and active .tT per cent Late in the
afternoon the danAnd relaxed, and the rate de-
eli9d uhtl = reAched per cent. Goses1nest
bonds VIE In sympathy with gon. T61
than - average days business, the cyaef fe{-
lures beng An edvance In Western Unien to s.,
an edyanee In Erie to g. an advance IN Rock
In Rostol, HAreQrd and Erie to 10, PaciAo
Mail - the. contrary, was exceptionally weak
and declinedto 12x( The general maeket was
otherwise STEADY an firm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-03


A curious case was presented before Judge
Ludlow in the court of common pleas, in Phila.
deiPhia. on Saturday. In Pennsylvania there
Is a statue which gives wife the right to bring
an action for maintenance against husband
who refuses to support his family, and judgment
being entered against him for a certain specified
sum per week, he is bound to give security for
the payment of the same, and failing in this he
is sent to jail Under this statue certain Mrs.
Williamson brought suit against her husband
who had deserted her and married another wo-
man. 1t was proved that the parties were mar
RED in Antrim, in ireland, by a Catholic priest;
that they lived together sixteen years, and had
born unto them seven children before the hus-
band deserted his family As defence the
counsel for the delinquent husband set up a
statute passed in the reign of George III, which
provides that any marriage celebrated after the
first day of May, 15is, between a "Papist" and
person who professed TO be Of the Protestant
faith shall be absolutely null and void. Will
Hanson claims to have been Protestant at the
time OF his marriage, and is a Protestant now.
Judge Ludlow refused to regard this ancient
statute a a valid defe nee, and ordered Mr. VIII
hanson to give bail for the maintenance Of his
wife.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-03
The Marlkess.

! BALTIMORE, Feb. s.-virginis SIS, Old, IS: do.
consolidated $50 do registered, 81 bid to-day.
. BALfrNonE, Feb. 3.-Cotfon hrm-iow mid.
Wheat arm. Corn frn,-white Spkhern, 66; yellow
southern, 096l; mixed western, 81 Oats hrmer-
6@E. Rye, 0d1 Hay-western, S8@4ss; Pehn
.yivania, sH@sS; the latter for very good prime
Provisions QUIET and steady. Bulk meats-should-
ers, rib sides, On; clear rib sides, so. Bacon
shoulders rib sdes 8; clear rib sides, s&. Mess
Western butter firm and in good demand-choice
roll, 8Q2s. Whisky nominal, a31s @4
Is; Money firm, 7: Exchange, long, ga; short
DsS. Governments dun and steady.
NEW YORK, Feb. 3.-Flour quiet and unchanged
Wheat without decided change. Corn quiet and
steady.
LOsDoN, Feb. 3, II O. m-ConsoIs opened at
92hs @924 for both. Bonds of 1865, old, IS; 1861
ga lo-40s, US; new nves, 81. Erie, 81. !
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-03
rDIsTRICT OF GoLUnBIA,
A Assss g y bbttess
TO LADIES.

W How sod Il i to see = Soun, v,s.- +. ro.,sr
Of FAMILY Who requires al her physical strength
pscites to accept the responsibility Vhich Sails
her, 20 Sc her RroStr.tsd, losing every. dy her
ssenqn, !eetn4 Dsdiy without being able 20 say
sblel fhis state q veaknes and .dsbility o more
she will receive the proper care = Ri the oth
she win linssr months sfser months, not tsinfnr
exhausted, gives OUT and abe Il carried to u crave
when . little preeantion IN proper tine would have
neshns can sonpSrs sisS he IoHGsiftP fSHIr r
TERs Of DR.. L. g. BERfRAn. They are . safe ana
infallible remedy against malaria, oyspepsa, COS
tiveness, biiousness, headaches, morning sickness
: and =, s9.Ilaisss Rsecli.s to xo1e: fhs.s Bit
Quence Of their virtue and mod aercsabe taste thA
medicine SeS excsilsses for ladies. JH-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-03
THE WEATHER. 40
WAR DBPARTHKKf, O6fce Chief Signal Officer,

WAsH1xeroN, d. 6, Feb. 8, 1873, II q. m.
SfNOPss FOB rHR PAST TwENrY-FouR HOURS
lhs barometer has ce1tinued falling from the Ohio
and lower Missouri valleys to Lake Ere and the
per lakes, With rising temperature, fresh and brisk
sutheasterfy and southwesterly winds, and increas
ing cloudinees Rain Il now prevailing over Tennes-
sie, Kentucky, and the southern portions Of Ohio
Indiana, Illinois and Missouri Light and fresh
s.stesiy to southerly winds, partly cloudy weather
gulf states Light t. fresh southerly winds and
fresh southerly to westerly winds and partly CLOUDY
weather over New England. 80 = -
PROBABILITIEs.-For New England, winds back
ing 70 fresh southwesterly and sothe asterly, rising
temperature, cloudy weather and snow, exec pting
p,Tbsbiy rain for southern portion; For middle
winds, rising temperature, cloudy weather and rain
exec ping snow for northern portion. Tor southern
states east OF the Mississippi southeasterly to south
westerly winds, rising Temperature, cloudy weather
and very generally rain. From Missouri and the
ohio valley t. the upper lakes and Lake Erie falling
barometer higher temperature, fresh to brisk south,
e,sterly and southwesterly winds and cloudy wealth
err with rain: from Missouri and southern Iowa to
Ohio and southern Michigan, but snew north of this
region. For northwest, winds probably shifting to
northerly and westerly, with Clearing weather to-
night; but the majority Of the morning telegraphic
rt ports from the Rocky mountain stations have NOT
yet been received. :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-03

Spain just now is i'm unenviable conditiou
What with the Carlist revolution at home and
the Cuban revolt abroad she has her hands full
The Carlists have been unusually troublesome
OF late, according to recent dispatches, and be-
sides actually engaging the government forces
I'm battle, have cut the telegrsphic wires in va
rious directions, and thus interrupted communi-
cation between many important points. Senior
Gorilla has asked for an appropriation of
SIP Coz 900 to put the different telegraph lines in
working order. He speaks depreciatingly of the
rowing bands of Carsts, but admits that they
have committed many excuses. OF course the
outside world has to depend entirely upon the
government reports of Carlist operations, and it
a safe to assume that these accounts are gene
rally one-sided and fail 10 do Justice to the In
surgents- The country has been in a state of
diSquiet for ten years past, and there seems no
immediate prospect of its pacitieation. The at
tentiOn of the civilized world is at last being
drawn to the heroic struggle of the Cuban
Patriots for independence, and there can be no
doubt that the universal sympathy felt for them
Will soon resolve itself into organized and active
Cooperation. When this is done SPANS troubles
will begin in earnest and the Carlist insurrec
ton will swellinto such proportions that it will
found useless to longer disguise the true state of
affairs. Any substantial encouragement ogiyen
to the Cuban patriots will correspondingiy en-
courage and strengthen the Carlist insurgents
We may then look fOr a revolution in SPAIN the
result OF which no man can foresee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-03

stewart continues to rot in Bastile as fast as
his size and the cool weather will permit. He
remarks concerning his condition Shakcspe-
rianly:
And 80. from hour 20 hour, we ripe and ripe.
n i'a then from hour TO hour, We rot and rot,
And thereby hangs a tale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-03

Opinions vary about Oakes Ames. Those who
ought to know him well say that he IL really ,
kind-hearted old fellsw,Vho has got into his
p cent snarl Of contradictory testimony through
8 good-natured dispcsistppssso oh,iss Bosom
or the numerous Bcnssny WHO wanted him u
shoulder their little burde1n This he was willing
to do until he found he was Gotting into hOkwater
on his own account through being held rest onsi,
bic for the credit mobilize stock he took . dis
tribute. He hes iAentihsd himself and Ms h.
tunes in good fsftA with the Onion Paci6c raiE
road, and if that is broken down he Ia ruined
man, whereas Alley, like the rata that desert the
sinking ship. has sold out every penny's worth of
Interest he had in the road. Nobody seems to
have good word for Alley
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-03

~ETENING GLOVES. "a
We take pleasure In Informing our Glove GUS
TONERS that We have Just received the beautiful
assortment Of Gloves for evening wear that we have
bee able te obtain comprising all the delicate
Csmeo and Opal tints, in 3, 4 and buttons, for
4 and buttons. N' 49," -
For Gentlemen have White Pearl GRAY
Lavender, Lemon and other colors-all sizes f33
The RAPIDITY AASb EASE WITH WHICH
are removed and the feet relieved, IL ailing from
bpnions, had Nails, &C., at DIR. WHITES Estab-
lshment, sSs 18th street, opposite the Treasury is
quite surprising to persons unacclstomed to his
method 81 operating which is entirely different from
the practice Of tearing on the ingrowine toe
nail or ancing deep into the busion, distressngly
10 go shoeless and sometimes crutches for weeks
or months and no doubt tended to shorten life at
least To make II far less pleasant and useful but Dr.
Nnte operations are frequently borne by children
without complaint; there is little no pain no loss
OF time, and none but suitable shoes be worn, the
treatment even in extreme cases, effects perfect
are liable to come occasionally with even the best
hitting shoes and industrious persons think there is
economy 81 time, comfort, and health in an occa-
slona VISIT to the Chiropodist and it is well known
Iacf thar thousands OF persons, many Of them those
most honored In public and private life, come from
Tar ana near TO visit DR. Whites Estabis hment 70
to refer, fa-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-03

Alleys proposed monument TO Oskes Ames
has been started on the Anacostia- 1t has al
ready reached height Of eight or ten feet. Ii
vas done by the city scavengers. The neigh
toTs have complained to the Board af Health.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-03

Whether Senator Pomeroy Is or not guilty or
the charges made against him there can Do no
question as 10 Che viilainy OF the scheme to teD.
trap him, ,conoocted by his opponents. BY
Yorke's ownconfession he Is scoundrel Of the
first water, and he ought not TO be allowed to
plume himself upon having done a mcritoriols
deed. I I'll .- I'D e1.t' -,.a