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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-09-04
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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-09-04
Death Of Capt .Jno. r. Riley.

With great regret we are called upon
to announce the death Of this estimable
citizen, which occurred last week, at his
residence at Riley's T.. O., on the S. G.
Railroad. Capt. Riley served with great
zeal and fidelity as Asst Commissary
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-09-04
Beef, "a la mud.

~, TT NJ III aid IL
A suburban resident, enticed with the
fascination of salc-day, made an III early
appearance il inf. town % Monday, Nc in com.
pany with his hopeful son, and loaded
with beef which was designed for sale. e..
the prOceedslof which sale was to be ap-
dpropriated to "doing up the burg
Whether the bewildering display Of the
beauties of Russell Street, upset his equi-
poise, or tlie'town water disagreed with
him, we are not informed, but passing
along that thoroughfare had a curious
effect on his loeomotion and articulation,
and furthermore enlarged his estimate Of
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-09-04
Destructive Fire.

We regret to hear of the loss of Mr..
Jas. Rast, of St. Matthews, who had his
barn struck ibyllightnipg ion the 2Sth
.ult, and entirely, destroyed. Mr.. Rast,
we Icaril lost two horses and large
quantity Of fodder.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-09-04
Bis AapstfaA tfi srrsia adg after Vi
|btatihg bstBeen o asfaiahs Sis fall, enc

~ S-ssr - " " - :. So ~ ettss
"a sitting, was to, eonpromise matters, and
enjoy ahsEptisiiiasg allowed the hoga Of
,epolingdn the mud, which delectable se-l
frsshmsept ppt m him in sE an J amieble hnQ9Qf
and thereon he employed an agent Cool
6rsd)) qtb sell his beef. The son, emula-1
ting aRaexampla6 6fahisBire, and being
s9mewbat overcome. BIZ the s0dsswatesl; lhse be
had pyt drenh qsspmea Epum ssl dlogiatsainai po-
sition, face upward, and with flashing
d eye 8 looked at the noon iaSon-day sah and
proudly waved his hand to him to move
ony a GESTURE iintshded aalso ssfor SEVERN
sympathetic pasteas1bysr a ), s rlnistook him
for q sick man,E.o,91 Ia The agent left, ttoihis
responsible duties,all aio5e, sSla the beef
OF as much lof, ,iit as glleE could MD EIBr-
Tuh. II Price Weight Mefs ,l small il lI con Oh
sidsfaptiohs sstp h end what gAYa vas @ not disposed
Of was left to>the mercies5 Of 81 score of
hungry eanihas' and Q blazing. .aisn: The
happy couple dozed it out, only to wake
and find the find the teef bedraggled in
mud, the agent NON CUM ATIBus, and
orangcburg in the same place, with
enough Of the crittcr to ''down 'eth agin."
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-09-04

JN cardcza; hsd; eldest jjournslist, in,
the Country, died on Saturday night last
hi Savannah. The deccassd was remark
able as political economist and in his
lotig and succcssfitl career A as an an editor,
his great theme Fas The Welfare Of the
Soiith:
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-09-04

~ SsS-r The communication of Suburban
iii odt last, and the reply to it in this issue
are eboth of SO personal nature, that-in
future welmust decline such articles.
Bo:h sides have now been heard from,
and here, sonar as we are concerned, the
.matteo 'mustdrop:H
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-09-04

sg ID. w. A. A Deas a young Ply
siciah of Georgetown while attempting
to saxe his servants life, who had fallen
into Bulls Bay, was drowned: The act
was crownfng glory to Il valued life:
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-09-04

rfs ',ie issfd ..l| anliis.ss, . A4Illbsr. 4Il
gotti's schoalappearssin another column.
The large patronage hitherto enjoyed,
renders this excellent school both favor.
ite and popular. 2aIh
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-09-04

D0- The Orange Base Hallists ap.
peared in their jaunty crimson caps ca on
Monday aftefii6bh. They played u game
among thtRissltcs. Thdgst6fe stood 10
to 20: ct
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-09-04

Il sA. We call attention to the tesolu-
tiohs' adopted at tho meeting Of list
week, referring to the attempt to disturb
the meeting of Tuesday night, the 26th
inst. | \"
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-09-04
Faif hAslo6intion.
a Farmer's Wife

A, Farmers Wife ~, ii ,.j,.r,.g
!, Sends the TIMES valuable communi-
cation which will appear i'll our next is
suc,5 in Agricultural department. We
doubt not many readers of our paper will
thank than le her for valuable information con-
tained therein.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-09-04

made with a hope that q change would
be beneficial to him. His EShii EShaiiiI Il Or
sincere psthgsa Ssaa sysu D g,ais
----------u-s---- e-ezs-----
Thss Committee
Appointed TO report on the s,ifs 81
9 cottena Factory, &c heye ageleotsd, ,Mr. l lss H
Riggs Chairman, and. called q meeting
of their members for Saturday, Sept.
18th. ss1eaV.g @ Ss sSsg "a
Any parties desiring to iilaEs ilaEs oSiisls Si or
furnish information oR stGs sadBjecs aEa
requested TO- &onlsr Sds I; an tg dRes asfthg,any
member Of the Committee, whose names
will be found published elsewhere. !
s44ls $500 42s2s44 ssa4 ssasT so
IIeSars; =. Kohns& Bro, gaa Tgg 3;
Announce ,has they haye haye moved inatoo ao
their fhssiir IN Neg sfBie, whiels iRdeaa. ii
splendid establishment, and does great
credit to the en- enterprise 81 & this Is ago-aahead
firm. The arrangementsloR thislestab-.
lishmentGare more, business like. than in.
any biodseF in town ID the Dry Goods ,aNyos-
tions, Shoes, Hats and, Clothing depart
inent being entirely, separate, each shaE
Ing. a counter to Itself. 60 yahd' See for
yourself.
sss>3 ,'..Il .---l.a i. .s..has.tA ss9 ,sss4
Our. Ticket SI.sgp 4. .H
At the mee eestmg Of Citizens favoring an
Indepcnaennt: haEet, held on Wednesday,
night of last week the committee api
poihted at theg pFesioasg meeting ane
nounced the following tickeg as theis
candidates for Mayor aud Alderman Of
the town at the approaching election,
which takes place on Tuesday next, the
9thI IiiSSsst9' SsASSG 'sSsSS seSyaSs s.
,ss;7 IKoa ltksoR. EETg3soT
JOAB w. MQSELEY. :, ,,r
AhpEEMENg u q tE gg
ser,y Henry Washington, r-Y wrw<7,
''iS Joseph Harley, z 'EaSAAs ~ ~
asRqtert Gopes,a sgssyW xatgyF
p. Doyle.aYf0 ,sT2irAa .sGe
The last twonalheds declined IL, serve,
as their private business would not per.
nit them to devote the necessary stime,.
and the nathesa6fs Barnabas Williamson
and Townsend D:@ Wolfe being subtitu.a
tedatts names afsoas caadiIates a 4 6 an ba
fore the people as; they stand at the head
of our local eolaalns. we need potsayl
that they havsouf hearty s5mmehdatioh,
dndlWe earnestly hope,t to- have the pleas
ure of announcing their election in our
next issue. This we can do, ifotr people
work with . will, ,s, Remember the regis.
tration of voters which take place ON the
5th, 9th and 9th ofthle, month, ssy y5y
Tic fall trade las nov IL u opened and
with view to meettal1 itsrequisements.
I9H. Hall q Ce. Is Proprietors of the
Great Southern Builders Emporium,
Charlcston,S. c., havemade attha,F ,Facto.
ries large quantities Of Doors, Sashes,
Binds, dc. from fully seasoned humber
There immense sales enable them to offer,
number one work ati low prices. Before
beginning your building, send for their
price.lists and ~size card. FFhey areaaaiso.
Agents for Asbestos Roofing eFelt and
Paint, List year millionsg offeet Saefe
sold for lowering roofs, lining rb5ns5
painting, Go.
- S'f III 7-ss,5 II AZ a 20 3
Carpenters, Pattern Makers, and Cabinet
"a, !. ; NlIksts, ases ]. .8saa8 gsSs
Will take notice that r. p. 1oale, Of
CRarlsston,l has on liafd and for sale,
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-09-04

.la- We ate pleased % learn that the
colored !. membtts If tie Presbyterian
Church, bfSssssdsss Building aschurch for
their own useA E6eirs sssbbash School Is
a success. EHH.LaaSAXl 2s !:
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-09-04
Orangeburg Mail Arrangement

fiji 'SeEJf4IYTl ~
Northern, Western and Opens! Closes, i.
Charleston ....... 1880 oAg NJ. T.30 A. n.
Columbia ~. OK. NJ. 10 A. MI
ENbffcc hours from IA. NJ. to s p. NJ. Sundays
ssIteptcd. ry,sz ~ ! f,isI
;s4sP Persons wishing Money Orders for the Kbrth
aud West and for Charleston, must purchase
them the evening before in order to have them
lgetoff the next morning. i'saans iaa 'G4
WSa w. l.. WILLIAMS, p. M.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-09-04
Death of Benjamin Rush, Esq.

Death of Benjamin Rush, Esq.
This estimable gentleman and valua-
ble citizen died Mt his home in Poplar
township ofstlfe % d of August, at the
age of31. The encrgv;of lis character
and close attention to his business, prom
isea aas stteeessfal pcareef of atfsefalsaife.
His plasewiA not be- easily filed as a
friend sor citizen. / A hSg
TopraamefAR ElElRABl
Our ambitious young knights will be
glad tS lea5s If, ttlat ,d thSfg.wili Bsa grand
Tournaments during Fair week. Capt.
L. A. Jeffords is at the head, and will
give You Il al if INFORMATION. It is desired
that d larget number should contest at
any rate bopfepared for ID splendid list Of
competitors and Il thousand bright eyes.
Come one and ali and make the tourna-
nient grand affair. = T. ''.l g f4o
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-09-04

during the war, gjas1 8 81 81 llssS D
lively engsged il the milling b'isinsss
and planting. His hssith had been iaA-
sble for,aome time past and he had sl6
asately elySetufasa faols atsip sa Geesgiaf
made with a hope that change wonld
be beneficial to him, His EShiI OR
siHesEal psths ssaa sasO y aal.i
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-06-20
GENERAL NATURE NO. an

AN ACT for the reduction of officers and expense. Of the
Of the Uned States Of America In Congress assembled
That the rt day Of july eighteen hundred and severn
sectyely the Comnissloner Of Internal Revenue NAV
nd practicable the offices Of and aaant assessor
Of innl revenue shall cease to exist hereupon duties
imposed by law and assistant eNcept m
hereinafter otherwise provided be, and the are here
by, transferred to and imposed upon collectors Of internal
revenue, to DO performed by them tn ir depu les and
that all returns and reports required by law TO be to
the sad and assistant shall be made 10
the Rad coecon or to their deputCs and that each
said shall prior 10 the date Aforesaid and al Tho
time set therefor by the Commissioner Internal Revenue
transfer to such revenue officer "a may be designated by
Commissioner OF Internal Revenue I that puTp zee all books
papers and other properly belonging TO the government ia
hs OF In that OF any Of his assistant aaesso
and shall file with his hla inventory thereof IN
detail with the receipt Of said revenue officer therefor and
the time set for aid transfer HE office aud that Of his
assistants shall cease.
SEC q That the Commissioner Of Internal Revenue d.
hereby authorized and requrd thereafter to make In
quiries deemnntons and assessments Of the following
taxes, to wit;
For by the Of secon twenty
Of an act entitled An act imposing taxep dlstllcd spirits
aud tobacco aud for other purposea approved July TWEEN
teth eighteen hundred aud Exty-elght as amended by
subsequent acts,
scm-annuay upon the Deposit capital, and circulation
oil each person bank association company, or corporation
engaged ia the busno, Of banking imposed by the proys
Ions Of section one hundred and ten Of act entitled An
act 70 provide Internal revenue t. support the government
pole approved June thoth eighteen hundred and six
onr as amended aud supplemented by subsequent acts
poyHo OF section tourteen Ct act entitled An
amend exfting laws relating internal revenue and for
and EiNty-eeyen.
Upon tobacco ,nuh aud foi section sixty
Of an act entitled An act imposing taxts on dlstod ppr
and tobacco and Tor other purpose approved Jy TWEEN
teh, eighteen hundred aud rlHy-eght a. amended by
section thyone OF an act entitled IAN act to reduce al.
ties on imports and 10 reduce internal txc and for other
purpose approved June sixth, eighteen hundred ID sew.
enty-lwo.
Upon lrgace and sons, aud Of ali other internal
revenue axes liable to be assessed aouing under tho
provisions Of former acts aud the sad Commissioner shah
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-06-20
LGENERAL NATrEE so. u


AN At making appropr ions for the payincu Of lynld
aud other pension Of The United stat of the yer On =
ing June thirtleh, eighteen hundr AM ,eycn yG
Re Enacted by the seulc aad Ilous OF Representa- ives
of tic Intd states OF America In Congress tsaembci
Ihat the following sums be- and the tume ar hereby APP
propriaied OF any money the treasury not otherwise
approprat d. for payment pension Tor the scs year
Gu the tlrtich Of Julc, ightoen hundred aud seven
~. -four;
For army pensions to inyaIds uilovs aud dependent
relatives revolutionary pen ions aud pensions to soldiers Of
the Of egh hundred and twelve and ior furnishing
artificial limls apparatus Tor roscciou with ansport
ton, or communication therefore 81 for compensation 10
pcnzion-agens and the exp ct the ey,T agencies
and for fees for preparing vouchers aud administering
he - provided for by the acts 1T April twontyouTth
eighteen hundred sixoen Jnly fourth ,gtheen hun
drcd aud til ri, May thirteenth, 'ghe hundred and
iortyx February twentc h. eighteen hundred and forty
seven; Febiuary nd csheen hundred and foty-cght
July twony-hrsi, cghc cen hund cd aud iory light July
twentyninth Ell teen hundred aud ortyeighti February
third olshecn han red ard ty-thrce June third, cgh
hundred an ttty-0ight July fourteen and
tenth, eight ca h1ndr and sixty,iwoi June thteth
eighteen hundred aud sixyfour; June sixth and July
twentyffth, eigh hundred aud sxtysx July twenty
seventh eighteen hundred aud slHty-oght June
tocnh aud July eighth and eleventh, eighteen hundred
and seventy February ou eenth eighteen hundrtd aud
seyenty-ono aud February twentieth eighteen hundred
and reVeny-wo aud all other pen ne provided Ivy law
FoT navy pension. to invalids, widow aud dependant
relatives and penaons TO salors q The war Of eighteen
hundred sud twelve, and for furnishing artificial limbs
apparatus for rrs1con with transportation communication
therefor npensaon to pensonagaut5 expenses OF agen
oaths royidod by the acs Of APP II twentyhird, eight
hundred February twentieth eighteen hundred aud forty
seven August eleventh. eighteen hundred and fory-eight
July ourt enih and seventeenth eighteen hundred aud
siHiywo June thitieh eighteen hundred and yiour
June sixth and July twentyhfth eighteen hundred and
siGtysx; March second, eighteen hundred aud dxyev
en- July We ty-seytnth, eighteen hundred and sixty
eight; June seventeenth and July eighth and eleventh.
eighteen hundred aud seventy and February twentieth
eighteen hundred and scventywOi aud all 9th pensions
provided by law, four hundred and eighty thousand dollars
Provided That the appropriation afOresad for navy
SION, aud the other Tpendi under hat head sr be
paid from the income Of the navy pendonlGd 30 far
the same may be sufficient for that purpose
AUrroyel January 10 lsIB
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-06-20
GENERAL NATrRE-Nn. III

AN ACT to amend an act entitled "An act to ncOrpo-
rate national military and naval asylum for the
relief of tho totally disabled officers and men Of the
volunteer forces Of tho United States" approved
March twent y-one, eighteen hundred and sixty-sx,
and for other purposes.
BE 1t enacted by the Senate and House Of Represent
atYes Of tho United States Of America In Congress as
sembled Thst the said act be amended that WhSr-
ever the word asylum occurs therein th9 word homo
shall DO inserted iDstedd thereof
SIC. g That tho act approved March twenty-second,
eighteen hundred and sixtyseyen, entitled An act
for the relief OF MANNED and destitute soldiers" shall
DO Construed TO extend 10 all soldiers who have been
or in the national asylum 80 as to give each
stock ha nd IN the QuarteTmasters department. and
that Frederick Smythe, Of New Hampshire, benjamin
+. Butler Of Massachusetts, and Thomas o. Osborn, Of
Illinois shall bo managers OF said corporation.
Approved, January 70, 1873.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-06-20
GENERAL NATURE-No. i6.J


AN ACT to amend an act entitled An act 10 amend
tho ffth section Of an act entitled AN act donating
public lands TO the several States and Territories
which may provide colleges for the benefit of agricul
ture and the mechanic arts approved July second
eighteen hundred and sixty-tWO as to extend tho
time within which the provisions OF said act shall DO
accepted and such colleges established approved
July twenty-third eighteen hundred and sixty-six.
BE II enacted by the Senate aud House Of Represent
atlyos Of the United States Of America in Congress
ssmbled That the time within which tho several States
may comply with the provisions Of the act Of July nd
eighteen hundred and sxty-sx entitled |" An act 10
amend tho fifth section Of act entitled An act do
mating public lands to the several States and TerrtOr
los which may provide colleges Tor the benolt Of ag
culture and tho mechanic arts approved July second
eighteen hundred and sxty-two, so a. to extend the
time within which the provisions Of said act shall DO
accepted and such colleges established - hereby eK
tended that the States which have not complied with
tho provisions Of said acts In establishing colleges shall
have the period OF two years. AFTER the first day Of July
eighteen hundred and seventy two, within which 10
provide at least college, described In the fourth
section Of act entitled An act donating public
lands TO tho several States and Territories which may
provide colleges for the benefit Of agriculture and the
mechanic arts" approved July second, eighteen hund
red and sixty-twO.
Approved, January y, 1873
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-06-20
= :. i IsI,l's n. IA NATuRE SO. Qq.l

An AUT % nbollh the Thanking privIlero
BE enacted by the senate aud fuse Of
Of tho United States Of America In Congress assemblrd
That the Thanking privilege be, and the Same hereby ls
abolished from and after the first day Of july ammo Domn
eighteen hundred iand seventythrce aud that henccfor
All ocal correspondence, Of wha'ever nature and other
government or person authorized frank such matter
sha DC ehnrgoablc with tho rates of postage a. may
DC aWiuy imposed upon like mater sent by addrc acd
TO other persons Provided That compensation or allow
ance shall now or hereafter be made TO Senators Mcmbfr
postage.
Ann ~
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-06-20
[aENERAL NAruRE-No. .e.l
AN ACT Transferring the control Of certain territorial pei
tentlare. to the several Territories I'm which the
stnJ

AN All Transferring the control OF certain teiorhl nj
tentae. the several Territories In which the same
located.
BE II enacted by the and House Of Representatives
Of the United States Of America In Congress assembled
That 10 much Of the act entitled An act in relation TO
tain territorial penitentares" approved January tenth
eighteen hundred aud one placing the penltenta
res IN the Territories Of Montana, Idaho, Wyoming and
Colorado under the earend control Of the respective United
States mashal for said Territories "a hereby repealed, and
the and custody said pentnes and the personal
properly herounto belonging and the use and occupation
thereof hereby transferred to said Territories respect
lively until otherwise ordered by the Attorney General
Provided, That the loyal title to said penentanos and
property shall continue TO wet lin the United siaes Aud
provided further That said Territories shall keep and main
tain Ia the penltenares hereby transferred to their custody
and CONTROL all persons convicted IN sld respective Terrific
rios OF violations OF tho laws Of the United States aud sen
fenced Ito imprisonment therefor and all peraons hold 10
answer for alleged violations Of the lave Of thetned
States said respective Territories at the rate and price,
10 b. paid by United out Of the Judiciary fund Of
one dolar per day for each pers0n 90 imprisoned.
SEC 2. That Immediately afor the passage " this act
the Attorney General Of the United states aha cause TO DO
transferred to the proper authorities Of the Territories Of
Montana Idaho, Wyoming and Colombo, tho penenariea
and personal property connected herewith, ulted In each
Of said Territories, respectively.
Approved January "a, 1873.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-06-20
farNEpAL NATuRE-No, qO,l

AN ACT to fix the time holding annual session Of
the Supreme Court Of the United States aud for other
purposes.
OF the United States OF America In Congress assembled
That from and after the passage Of this act the annual
sion OF the supreme Court Of the United saioa shall eom
mence on the cond Monday Of october In each year and
all actiona uh appeals, reeognizaneea processes, whh
aud proceedings whatever pending which may be pend
ing In said court ret unable thereto shall have day there
TO- and be heard tried proceeded with and decided Ia
like the time Of holding said sessions had not