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, 1873-03-06

OTTAWA, ILL.,, March 6.-YosterdaY trlaa ,a vas
Leavlns, IN M our city, Tor selling liquor to minors.
The saloon-9oopcr was fined $40 and bis noonse
was revoked. An appeal was taken to the olr-
cult Court.
, 1873-03-06

RICHMOND, w., Mnrch 5-The General As.
eembiy pasaed resolution appointing joint
committee to make arrangements to receive
President Grant In such n manner AZ shall COM
port with tho dignity Of the Commonwealth,
, 1873-03-06

Inn. Tho motion finally prevailed, and tho bill
viii probably como up in that ordor tomorrow.
Tho House, In Committee Of tho Whole, re-
joetod tho bif1 to oqnnlizo Holdters' bountfes.
Tho sonato ppent tho rost OF tho afternoon
discussing tho BILL to ropoal tho act appointing
foreign Immigration agents. Tho 6Ill was
agroed to. Mo bills Of intorost passed In either
Un11n0.
, 1873-03-06
CANADA.

OTTAWA, Ont, March 5.-Tho Dominion Par
lament assembled to-day, and unanimously
elected JamcH Cockburn Speakor.
The Goyernor-G General will doltvor tho speech
from the throne tomorrow.
, 1873-03-06
GREAT BRITAIN.

New YonK, March t.-In answer to cab1o In
quIry made last evening" jay Cooke Il Go. hive
received a dispatch from Jay Cooke McCullooh
d Co., of london, ntating that thoy have sns-
taiued no loss or liability to loss, through tho
morning. 30 far ne understood. tho Bank Of
England appears to bc tho only loser BY. tho
forgories, tho precise nature and extont OF
which ms not boen made known by tho bank.
Tho abovo firm have also received q dispatch
from London cautioning thom in dealing in
foreign exchange to bewaro OF forged bills in
circulation.
LONDON, March 5.-Tho son Of the 1ato EN-
poror Napoleon visited Queen Victoria yoBter-
day.
/ great Tenian amnesty meeting in Hyde Park
has boon projected by tho Irish population for
March 10. Isaac Butt, member Of Parliament
from Limerick, will preside.
, 1873-03-06

BAN FRANoIaco. March 5.--New placer gold
sunos hayo been discovered noar San Diego,
The TirHt National Gold Bank OF 6anta Dar-
bars, was organized March 8. Capital, 100000.
Mortimer Cook Ia prealdont.
Don Jaoobo Lanoo hsu boon ordered by Proal-
, 1873-03-06
Shooting AffrHYs

Special Dispatch to Ths Chicago Tribune.
DErno1r, March Sat Harrisyillo. Mconh
County, to-day, man na,nod Chambers was
shot and killed III ntore by the proprietor, who
claims that ho committed tho act III solt-de-
fango.
, 1873-03-06

CnAnnEsrowN, ". Va, March 4.-Governor
John ]. Jacobs was innugurhted Governor to-day.
Tho other State aud executive oflcera also took
the prescribed oath Of office.
, 1873-03-06

C1No1NNAT1, O., March 5.-The Chronicle dis
patch states that tho steamer Palestine struck
tho por Of the railroad bridge at Danyille in tho
Tanneaaoo River, last night, and Runls. No par
tioulars. She had full load from Evansville,
Tri
, 1873-03-06
GERMANY.

LONDON, March ga dispatch from Berlin
atateB that the ability Of France to givo flnan-
cial guarantee sufficient to secure tho early
evacuation Of French territory Ia doubted there.
, 1873-03-06

TnESToN, N. j., March 5.-Tho General Rail-
road law passed tho House to-day by an unani'
moua vote.
, 1873-03-06
OHIO,

Co1u1nus, March SIN the House, bills were
introduced to 80 amend tho Eetray net as to pro-
vide for the sale Of animals taken up under said
all laws restricting State banks OF Issue to per
cent interest; to punish persons buying or re-
ceiyingBoodB or ohattols that have .beon taken
by thieves to allow appeals to be taken from
dihns oi 1Hnatics or idiots. Tho following bills
wero pesaed: Senate bill to logalize certificates
OF Incorporation that have beon filed
without being signed by the requisite !,9
providing that when Juatice Of tho Peaoo shall
charge greater fcos than tho laws allow, he shall
be liabh to . fine OF 500; also, that ho shall
make dlt m itemizel account OF his charges;
the Serate bill to provide that tho United Btatoa
nyilrotreter shall bo used in testing apiritous
Iquorain Ohio.
to require Probate Judgee to make statement
Of fees received by them to tho State Auditor,
halls, and to pay tho money derived therefrom
In tho House, the bill to authorize private
banks to become incorporated WAS indefinitely
Tie Committee on Temperance reported back
the bill to authorize tho people OF any township
to vote on and doelde whether Intoxicating
liquors shan be soiI rsthi4 their borders, WITH
| and mechanical purposos.' Tho question being
| on agreeing to tho amendment, and ordering tho
bill to It's cngrossment, the House refused to do
| either.
The bill to provide that ta1-lsts shall not bo
published more than two weeks failed to pass.
| a resolution was offered and rofarred to tho
Committee on Federal Relations auking tho Ohio
euro an amendment to the Constitution, proyid-
ing for the election OF United Btate1 6ouators by
tho people at largo.
resolution sss adopted DIRECTING ssa Legis
iY111rnrar {ufuancsR yynra hrni,ut,}
to bear on the nlonibera Of the Legislature OF
1870 and 1871 to securo tho passage OF the
Bhort-Liu. Railroad bill, or any othor matter
that came before that Legislature.
! MINNESOTA.
Spedai Dispatch to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
ST. PAU, k1inn, March 4.-Tho House, will
but few dissenting voices, to-day, asked State
ply, be will probably be impeached tomorrow
Tho proposed constitutional amandmont TO,
bionniul SESSIONS passed both Houses.
aS R1ss Msreh 5TIo spsaisr thlt
noon prosented communication to tho Houst
from William eaegor, stato Treasurer, deolinine
to comply with tho Eeeplution requesting him tt
himself used the State fulida; that the large de-
t1cit OF his Predecessor has been mado good dur
ing hia first year; that his reputation has boot
J impugned without his having an opportunity tt
sgssss e'a e m9sac ,n9s b Ih
and notified tho Senate, which at once appointo,
committees to arrange for tho trial.
4 letter Ia published from ox-Treasuro
Muuoh, now In st. Louis, taking upon hlmsel
iii blauno for the donot, which his bondsmel
hayo made good, and stating, In detail how h
, eamo to appropriate the State funds for tho ns
. Of lumber firm with Which ho was connect
Y 3D.. !:
! impeachment requires an extra session Of tn
Q Bcnatc.
, 1873-03-06

she replied that i would, whom the old man
replied. "1f it will please you, 1t ehall oe
DONE" .....
And 1t waH done, and WAS the last picture over
paintod Of jackson. Tho portrait, Iaado some.
what younger, was, years afterwards, transferred
to canvas by tho samo artist in Chicsgo, in
tho famous picture Of jackson that now adorns
the Presidents houaa iu Washington.
+ Formerly the trados used to have their aup-
plies Bent in by way Of Taos. in New Mexlco
On pack-mulos. Alcohol was sent in 'kcgs and,
altar heing fairly diluted with wator. waa sold
to the Indians and trappor8 a.
rlnBr-cLAss wH1BKy;
md 30 1t was. One of the traders took kcg
which had boon partly Nsed up, and, adding
sufficient water thereto to mako good whisky,
carried 1t of to tho woods and bid it, III order
thlrat aftor that which was kept In the store WAS
used up. He got on glorious spree, and had
mort delightful housekeeping out In the
cold, aud noarly freezing to DEATH, In short,
he had = spree which was long and pleasantly
all bis stock Of spirits gone. However, calling
upon two OF his oronies, they sailed out Ia quest
| Of the keg which lie had concealed in the woods,
h'nking meanwhile what :, fre So;t time ehoS
high and low, but all to nc, purpoee.--the kea
! could not be found. Tor days and daya the.
continued to look, but the whereabouts Of the
keg could not bo discovered, and gradually " II Tue
changed tho fur trade wanod, and the oid !, se
Of trsppers moved OF to now acoues. Still th'
old leg lay in the woods, and there
IT WAS FOUND QUITE NEoEHTLY,
and, what is moro the liquor was still in 1t. AMI
better tipplo no man oyor drank. Talk abou
your old whisky-why, here vas s9Ine ', at lssb g.
| ouarEl It was al oily and smooth 81 anything
could DO, aud one ordinary -sizea dram was onoug|
to make man fool remarkably well-contente'
with hiuaelf and oil tho world beside.
| THE EPIzooTIc -.-
ia about, and the condition Of some OF the MOI
And animals rominds mo Of u story hear
John Hholby. Of Kentucky. toll about lis father
who waa . son Of old Gov Isaac Shelby. The
were out; fo1-hunting one day, and after som
hs hSi9 fo1 os ns the ahrhsSs
gagged digging it out. john had cold In hi
head, and, as a consequence, had what Ia w
, man stood 1t a. long I'd l,o could. when, oeaain
!. Ills work, ho turnod aayagoly upon his son, ant
In dcep uaHs voice, rolled out, John, how ca
l you snutils on so important an occasion ?"
AInYunA.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-01-02
Tribute of Respect,

j ahseting of. the congregation nf st.;
Mat 4; IIssppiscoiisl oSlSch 4bss following
preaHPl and . lssuIaasii :.was adoptedi
sYhess il has pleased Almighty Gssasio
take our midst our :baloyed; ias :oir
end iena the Rev ssileS Slss Afallichanip;;:
who aSlasted this'Iifs on tlsa 25til siawof.
oat9g4sa Lang syne, ST. Mattosws .fa
'ish; iiaslhs seventy third ,caraa4liiS' age
otter ieng and useful life, devoted to Ills:
God aaa Esliewmai,; loved and reverca by
all who ltnewlhim. Belt eesolsed thatwo
mourn his loss;sand deeply Gym.
paihiisqhith hisafflicted family resolved
that aspage III the Journal Of our church,
beSappse seps:ately iascribed edte,his memory:!
Resolved; that these. resolutions be PUB.
lishedsiaa .sRe orangeBdrg Times and the
lCllaflesaoI Daily papIiessssai. and TINT q copy
he sent to his bereaved family. ,gs9< -,
ssssss:sA D.. Zimmermsain, ;Eecs. vestry.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-01-02

Owing to the late return Of our prin-
ter from his Christmas holidays, wo were
unable to get out the Times before
AhnuIsaasy,sa 1en ~ III eridsg aye,A 4w u
: Our Chriatmas number of tho Times
We letgo by in accordancoS with medical
adsisss Our rebel comrades rs s IN IN ssms s will
;aeknoyledge the force Of the certificate.
'.WSwero On furlough as editor end school
master. Our. Leave OF absence has ex.
,pitsd, and wc are qgaiu mt thesssrsice Of
our patrons and their children.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-01-02
.WANg, ,ES:E.a.

s.i.Qpe or two youths, between che ages
Of l5s ai,d II years. to learss the Drug
business. None need apply except those
of good moral training. and who con
come well recommended, and will cousen,
tobe bound to the business for series
ofyears. Applications must be in tht
handwriting of the applicant, and ad-
dressed asfolloWssn 'ss g Ttta e i;s = e q.
Post Office Box, No. 80. Orangeburg,
.. C.tsz.i sal saaz jaR41a :
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-01-02
Ceasigaees Per ExResss.

E.;Tprner, ]. G. Rowe, DIR. r. w. Bates
P.y. Dibblc, T. Kohn g. Bro. J. F. Adden
Mira L. Hammer, j. w. Blichington, b.
~ Martin. c. j. Kortjohn, Miss B. Moor
.crJDf:. c. R. Thompson, DIR. w: nj. Dants
zlcr,. II. Fielder, A. p. Avinser:& Bro.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-01-02

ST Christmas was probably the most quiet
and inclement day of the last year in our
'towp. ,sSleet and rain snd cold winds
prevailed, and kept almost every one
withindoors. and those few who yenturcdi
out looked 90 if they fsl. that they would
] IKE to be elsewhere.
Aew ys.r day is mild and pleasant as
sAssil nserss, asssss. ssssnssaa assf fs.s aaz4
ystreots and the remnants Of last
weeks sleet, our little town. We could
cay has entered upon the present year as
laughingly aud brightly aO could be do.
sired. The streets are lively with people
and oil seem pleasantly employed.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-01-02
MOTICE.

the late firm of q. Cofcr & Co,
trading at Fort Motto, having been dis.
solved by the deatll1of w. @. Golfer, oil
the creditors Of said firm arc requested to
send their claims to W.eJ. DeTreviIle;
Esq, Attorney Mt Law. Orangeburg, s.
O., in whose hands the settlement of The
business of enid firm has been placed . g
4. sal i,. John j. jackson, Il
LIP. Rast.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-01-02
MRS. 3. bal. sHIII.ER1

Respectfully infcrms her friends and
the public geseraliy, the. che has moved
TO iheTesidence OF Mr.. Dukes, where she
will .he prepared to cut, .iit and make all
kinds of fladies and childFsn's dresses.
Patterns Of Che latest styles, and at
moderate prices always on hand.
Call on A. G. Dpkcs
jan 90
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-01-02

We beg to csII the atteution OF Drug 's..
gists, Physicians and Country Merchants :.
TO our large rnd cSsnplete Stock Of allc1 y
Goods usnslly kept In o Eitst-class
zqRpag gR h6leaal g. Drug 81 y fal lfoEse,
conaisting nErarsl efP PatsE prtgs, Ia a
cinee,a and Chemicals, Fofeien and Donos.s - -
tic, sll Proprietary AfsiGless lnaisuihents
sionsI GlaasWaFe, AVikdoNaG Glaj Yatly.
Paints, Oils and Dye Stuff, Fancy Goods
and Dmggist'a SundEies1 which. .havov visecRy !
selected with great care tolhcet the wants
sfodsI,,a e ~ ie Rssa Raliabls AEtislf
inxMhiah aIs ass ws esp ssh eenSsa 6ss
being equal t0y qpy similar Preparations
su.aser s. Bisisrs The s grsas southern Tonic.
Moissb horse; fog fand eattle Powde1es 81.
Moieca, fever, and aguei Pills, wafrantsd; NJ
to eures Moiess popular White worm can: = {,
dy. Noises liyeTpillsa purely yegotabisaalss
Moises morning ataE yeast king. .peirs,r,.-.
dcrs. Golfers remcdy y for man and beast ar
the best Linimeat ever, used. Wo arc
agents for the following articies, We offer
br. Voa ai,Iann's Royal Tx ,cfo4n' :srs ~ E,
Schnnppp. This world rrcknowned Tonic
Fis highly, recommepdep by the most cmi.
,nent Gettnaa Phosiciansss and pronoIfsced y
BY them astgsFfectly' pure and esee tg9ia D.
all adultcratioi,. = = - :
Cuban iBitters and -sId
Patient Spring Show Gasfs, 1a Walnut y M and
Metal Erarnes. 4, S, 6, and 8 feel, always
on had. iat.I ? -a>aI 4 :.
nov.27 1G Sih 2 sses'
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-01-02


A RuMpus 1a TIE RAlDijicAL R1Sa.;
We have going on to-day f'rhursday) i
trial under the civil rights bill. Mr..
l6lcrS, under whose charge billiard
,oon has been recently !opcned,lin our
J. ldst. VIC understand, refused. to allow
!somo colored men to drink at the bar at.
tached. Ho was indicted forthwith.
Mr.. .DeTreyillo represents 1VahIen and
Mr.. Knowl:on the colorcd men. "a,
] sMf:Wahlcrs' Keeps another har-room
two squares farther down the street and
allows colorsd men to drink tncre, but
We Understand tho saloon Is q club ar.
raahgemeht. - ar >'r-5 aa
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-01-02
MQsPIGTIEa.'

I. IS: The lsxsrcisea of Miss r.: s; Alber.
gotti's School Will he resumed on Mon
.,deS, Jalt,ifky 9th, 1873. eat the residcncr
OF Sktp:afn 4. A. Jeffords Russell, Street.
Terms moderate. No deductions. mad.
unless in: cases of protfacfed sickness. ~
g. ian f-1st ~. - :, -a.-.!, -: =, s
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-01-02
a.sooessfArE soEr1oERs 5

sEoGeasf2rE aoEFIcERsS E'HF; '..,ii;
i The.followiRgS iss list offtheistate siiE!
GERS elected no serve fofthc next two
wears !lIg oi '-'ssac>t.Vaa assn a a'sst4
GovsrnoruF Frank Iii %. Moses, IJr!:. 9
Lieateiiaiit. GoveffnsS,fa ri hard H.
Gleaves,dolored.'l -'1aIn ioHns2 e 5Hie
Attorney General Samuel W. Melton.
Secretary Of State Henry T. Haync,
coloretl.d ". .~siaJ t.tD hii r1GH.e u G7
Stase.iTrcassuuror- Francis i. Caraozto
colored,t ,tu.7r,,.!,s.tss .,ss! lise'os ~
Con,ptroilcriGe General IS i Q m IL e,
Hoge.asEt'1 sn.itsiii rsDla,rH aa' i j $50
Superintendent Of ft.Educationris n aistdass'
X. Jillson. 80 = a'-''" 8 :
Adjutanti General 4eHenry W. PuIr1viiss Phi Wis
colored. Aa'fs'u'td -tss's' 81 I''''sh 7"l 's"s'
Member Congress at lareeAR. II.
Cain.
Representative from First Con1agarseasikon- S1aas il 4
nj District Joseph H: Rainey. I = II
Representative from Second Congress.
sional District--Alonzo ). Ransier.
Representative fIlom Third Congress. ss:'
aional' District. .R. b. ELLIOTT. 0''iH
Representative . from Fourth Conggitssa- q
sional District Alex. s. Wallace. "a
Solicitor for the first judicial Circuits:
Charles w. Butts. q IaA. .a.si.st =. 7t1.5s e.
tn.is az sSslSf iSassE ~ Tisse9r te.y -
COUNTY oEF1cEns:;s,; ;::.". So: - s's
Scnator-James L.. Jamison. is
Representatives. Samuel L.. Duncan,
John Dix, Henry Riley,J Fielder Meyers:
Abraham Dannelly. .,eil, g.Iq ay!:; ;..ii s
CoronerEJohn l.. Humbert .-se ,,r
Sheriff 1:EIdwardE. Cain. iIaodnr aa
Clerk OF ,CouEt-Geo Boliver. 4,a /.
Probate Judge-Augustus B. Knowl-
ton. fsup s.s. .sr,6's gai g3ai oh 47t
School Commissioner Francis R.iMc-,
F-inlay.s4, IS y1Ip s'7i aaf agal o.
County Comn,issioners--John Robert
son, Edmund II! r. Smoke, Alexander
Brown. -ad b,'s yrsd. SH5s i'giaSTs9 fe4pff.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-01-02
TO THE PUBLIC.

Certain parties desiring my position
have been and are now circulating, with
aview ofsobtaining signatures to their
petition, a-report to the effect tha.I pur.
pose resigning tho Postmassership at Or
angeburg c..H. This report I pronounce
falae in every particular. f. DeMais. ~
a.. L9 aaasl $50 agsts q PM ~
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-01-02

For the greater convenience il aFords,,
the Times will be issned hereafter on
Thursday, instead of ofWcdnesday, as here.
tof,rc. '','1'i' '';
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s a. x

Some of our subscribers will find their.
papers marked will, an *, which means
tha, they have not paid up, aaiia liaieasa
they doso promptly, We. esfnnot 81 continue
the paper. :;
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-01-02
= Ideal.

The Sldand the new year. close oSfl the
margin 59 # 1Ss az river thns IF tins ts tho ola
grey hGaaa'shdl Ga'hll man, who for twelve long
months, has .hsd 1.-THE ,ifsrrying of mortal's
souls froiirsthis world to eternity. Happy
very often has sibccn' the burden 81 4 ssh;ss
boab and"thc old mans smile happy BY
likewise, taking its tone from the spirit
ofhis companion, Sad it is that vo can
mot say il is aluassSstshus. = but it is not
we have every reason to know. We can
only hope that of our many frisnds who
have crossed with the Old man into the
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-01-02
: Church, Services.

Z Eresbytcrian chuscb.- Services DC sligA. M.,
md a p M-SabtAh School at 05 "a. Ms
Prayer meeting Tbarsday afternoon Of 4 O'CLOCK.
:. cbs,sh ,sf tho Redeenier tEpissopai )44ses-.'
siae5 ea'tfae Sd and 9Th Sabbath oe evcry fsoatb
q Il A III. and p. NJ, Sabbath: School "a
n = S.H' = III iImei1ea Gaj r;d 20
s. Methodist Church zSeyvices, ats,l1 "A n.
ana P. x t s,a ~ sss!ssh schs9i q . a, NJ
g, HlaS oa :fz-- .t...t,i s. sots
Lutheran Church, Sabbath School al. g. A.
2 Dr. p. A. Dantzler. Superintendent.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-01-02
ORANGEBURG o LANDFOk SALE

,sgqsAbout 200 acres of Land in lots of IL
,to, 40 asfes,l located on the tSouth Caroi
lima Railroad, below and within II miles
ofthe Town Of Ofangeburg, viii be sold
on Monday, the ! 9th Of January,stlS73.
The lots will be plated and numbered SO
asto be examined by parties desiring 10
purchase. 1t is unnecessary to speak of
thead, an:ages Of the location to persons
familiar with and wishing these beautifpl
lots, Ia !,
The plat can be seen at Mr.. C. b.
Glovers Office, on aud after the ist Mon
day Of January. Terms made known on
+ Dec. 30tb, 1872. '@7Ei
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-01-02

B sAppLERYl SAppLERYi! Harness !
lHARSEss E--At Ghapeau & Heffon's,
Charleston, 9. c., you can purchase set
Of homemade buggy harness at s16 per
se'i.dopble harness at s45 and $50. New
Mcclellan saddles at s6 each. Always
ON band full line ef,saddlery, cart har
meas, etc. Remomber! If yea want a
good, cheap article, call on Chapeau g.
aefiroa.' 'a2 , pj dec 4-3ms.ti
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-01-02
COLUMBIA, S. c., Dec. 18th, 1879.
Editor, Orangeburg Times


notice in the ioahgebGffg "Ncys". Of
the 1 4th instant, affidayits rejecting some.
what upon Il my integrity and veracity, I
therefore take the liberty of sending you
this letter for publication as a vindica-
tion ofmgself. In reply t6the saffidavits
made, = ga odesirc'to say only one thing-
that tie Tie matter IT contained in them is ut
terly untrue. untrue. have been connected
cditoriallyIwith the News, and wrote
numerous articles for the same, while oc.
cupying thatposition. I was recognized
as the Editor BY inc printers, 'nosWisk
standing the contradictory afliidavits
they made, pad nas taM on taking charge
oftho'papcr, by one of the owners there-
of, that lie rocognizod me as the sole
Editorof thepap and that l should Be
respected and obeycd aeceafSaiiihgeIy.
Hoping this will satisfy my, friends as to to
my truthfulness! in, the matter,
am; very respectfully, 'dannD
GEo. C.'cLYDE. G.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-01-02

The ;ab!o diver connected with the
Louisville Courier-Jonrnal,l goes down
into his inner consciousness for this: = ga
Georgian, bent on suicide, jumped into
the river three times. from d ferry bsst
at Savannah the other day. and uasras
often fished ont by . negro man Who
happened TO be on board. Why the
oflcsra Of the boat ahould thus have
suffered the negre to interfere 80 persist
emily in the private affairs Of @ gentle
mamie thing that lsmehovr eriotber
Ws can't understand.n,, -, - sesv4,. sai
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-01-02
MARRIED

On tic 18TH inst, by tho Rev. j. Ii.
Zimmerman, Mr. Thomas Livingston aud
Miss Ella II. Wessingcr. All of Orange.
burg County S. C.
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b. SIR. WEI! Walker at;the office, of flle
iiy:lPhosnix,a 10 our dily authorized
agent 5art che city of Golumhin. 4. ei
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! We havereceivoa a.copysoftke Char.
lesion Directory for 1875 pabiish6d by
Messrs. Walker, Evans 4 ogswell. It's
n make p.i, up.is, all that can DO desired, Of
convenient size, geod print, and complete
information. it should be on he desk of
every man who has business Of any kind
with the citysbythe sea. ..tfis a. :
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No HUMnua! But NE are selling off
at actual cost, the remnant Of I enff atosk
q of carefully selected dfsKoods, ahass and
hats. Call and zee. .i s,sS sess LIS :
FIELDER VIC EsSE ISI,4sFIl. /:
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,Netieo TO consignees Per South Carolina
~ Railroad.

BY order Of the Vice President !ofthe
So Ga. r. r. NIL freight2chsrgos both
LOCAL & THROUGH will he collected q,
this Agency and no goods wilt be dcliv.
cred until charges have been paid,atthe
Depot. the above to go into effect from
date. WIZ. p. CALHouS.
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oransssar,sI & nail Arrangement

Aoaudeai4 h noi:ansgys,r aII :
NsethoEn, Western and 20 leRsns, 4 Gloss,
Charleston 1oH. d. 1ASP. u.
ColumIh - :. =. IL, so P.M. p. NJ
O@csEadahrs fiom's AZ II. ts ! P. NJ. Sundays
excepted. y onpiiabo III visi9a si3{aa ssi .
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TIe1scefbr TIA, 7'alls Legal d Ads
vertiaernsents, Dti. County.
Integastsswshet
or others, xxi p; ba Aassblishs
ed Tor the; BSmefits OH
readers Whether thST ere
paid for Or not. - sstss ,sN 81
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EEe CE.AIx.q !
r. : s-z=.-
!0RAGGEBURG COTTON. lg.ARKET.

co'.onTmiLaedllnga isssi to lsei atrica, mid
dlinga lsA to lsle fa@
P n does Cd N gsg @ nsG.
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no Builders.

! am prepared to fafnisls lss, Binds
Doors, Maptles, and every style Of inside
work, at, the shortest'notice, and of best.
material, at Baltimore rates, adding.
freight. Cali in and see Catalogue. Work
warranted. ,S.H&
JOHN A. HAMILTON,
mch 13-1yrl ,h.Orangebnrg, 8. &C. 6.