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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-01-24
My First Loaf of Bread.

Early in the spring of '61, was en-
gagged in mining in FL Dorado county,
California, near little town called Vol
canoville, situated on the Middle Fork
of the American river. My partner in
tho claim was an old man from Massa-
chusctts, named Robert w eston, famili.
arly called By everybody "Uncle Bob"
"a forty miner, and very good kind
of man, but whose weakness it was to
have an iuordinate love Of "seven.ur
for the drinks to which he yielded
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-01-24

The business of the country seems to
be recovering rapidly; stocks and other
securities are now rapidly approximat-
ing the figures which ruled before the
panic, and money does not command
more than the average rates before Sop
tember. 1t is claimed, therefore, by
many that there is now abundant cur
rency for all the wants of business. It
is understood that the committee ON
ways aud meaas have very nearly agriv.
ed at the conclusion that little more
taxation III indispensable. But if it ia
finally concluded to impose mere taxes
the object will be that it shall fall IS
lightly as possible an the people at large.
The taxes on sales; stocks, etc, and on
gross receipts of corporations il is
'hought might be restored aud without
bearing iniuriously in any way on the
people, yet suffice to make up the de.
ficit in the reyeuue. a,l. .s,sa-..
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NUMERFEs ,yI..I;i !; 81. ST

try. And then 1 wouldn't s.made tAsir
hair curl at Balen Baden and MoEaco,
LII be Dee Deed" Mr.. McGrath, al
ways says that he'll be Dee Deed when
he feels solemn and wants TO round,
sentence handsomely.--New York. 1ri,
6uac.
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When are. brothers happy, When.
they meet q loan. &
The New York herald., 1874-08-29

CALR AND REMOVAL OF PENIrENTIARY O.
. VIRGINIA. IT ~.

The unders!snec, appointed com nssioners tor the
April 50 1874 will receive scaled proposals. be oeeaed
at II O'Clock y. Thursday, the LIST day OF October,
1874 for the purchase and removal Of the Fententary OF
Tnn oi,ovtns are the prov,,;ous M the sc IA which
The proposals. must conform
II These commissioners shall advertise for proposals
for the purchase q tho land and buildings and the ro
movs Of the bdildings and the inmates to point
not less than nve miles from the corporsts niIs the
city Of Hchmond said proposals 70 spulats for the
sntAbe buidtnxs Tor the proper accommoda alton ana
employment a the prsonsrA the erection OF the ma.
chinery and al the means and appliances that arc
nsessssry 70 secure s the facilities Tor he oseraons
exist IN the STATE rcnitentary and provided further.
thst no proposa snail oe accepted which involves ne
sale OF the land and buildings now used ior and con
nected with the Penltentary.
~ proposss .cr the removal must bc endorsed oa
tcniiary and should 10 a;ccmpsniet VITA ans ncIuds
cations for the buildings be furnished In place
at present occupied and no PROPOSITION shall be &C
rstifsd BY the legislature a, iis ne xt session"
Richmond. JAMES T.. KKMfBR.
r. r. wITHEH0,
MARbHALL HANGER
The New York herald., 1874-08-29
ASTROLOGY.

~
A TTHSTfONl Nl-C0NsULTArroy on BUSINESS.
"A losses. enemies law suits absent friends love- mar
rags sickness and death Paw refused unless satisfied
No. 1i sixth avenue. Nine. sISGHf Ciairvoyant
sTR0LOGER. R.-PROFEsSOR LISTER 50 SIXTH
"A ayenuei $3 years practice. Send Tor circular. Ad-
dress Oil letters 10 box f,sy New York Post 0fice.
EUROPEAN CLAIRvOYANT.-TELL NAMES.
~ shows likeness; causes marriages.; &c. 70 ~ No
10 West rweutv hi.h street.
The New York herald., 1874-08-29
DRNNSYLvANIA RAILROAD. 1-1-- \
THE GsEAT TRUNK LINE

UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE. ta soa
Trains leave New York from foot Of Dcsbsosses and
Express ier HARRISBURG Psburs tho West and south,
wsn rSmsn sau.v gaiaes car cars s sfched A. NJ and
For wliismspori and Lock maven. via rhsdsphis and
PIP a: n ics wiiism.porS Iccx iIsvsn. CORY ssd
For sa!timore. wsshinstOS and ins south Limited
sxeeps SUNDAY q ssriss ss'C q WasS," s 5icn
l:l0f Regular at 40 A. NJ. . and . r. n. Sun.
Rxprsssi Tor Philadelphia, 40 80 A. M;E:waA 10,
81, 80 gr M and az Y night. Sunday s.. SN and
s S.S i I 81 4 "a 4 s.sss s.sasy. sS s &
ri s';s 3 q
s:IS 70 ii:D 2. N. and Il night sunday, $50. and
For saS ss.i siS S s s s s y ss Z s M ss
lor. n. ana " night SUNDAY. o:D and 7P N.
r0r SSosp'sss rs5s S. and aafcy r. ana South Am0'y and
Per New Brunsyvick, and g A. ~. u ", a. sh0 10
For go Ss:, e;I9 N;,!, r. sSl Y night nigh sunday
tor Phiiiips6urs and Beivasrs. sse A. e., ana r NJ
FOR sorasntSwni snsnE'Gn sur and camd'n aud s A.
FOR Freehold, 4. NJ. aud u. M.
Es ~ sassa
Trains arrive as follows :,Trom Pttsburs. go. ESQ
NonSsy. From ON, w.;JnipSSp s.J and s.i,;%crs' n' M
sunday Sac G 10 a. sn d. III: a X "a SO 'Sa Sna
ycss sinfs. sss and - sre.aw.y, No. A.,s. aea..
Seoss Sfocsn 's sss Me- SoqF
u. n. BOYD Jr., General Passenger Agent
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ExCURsTONR.


-FISJING BANKs-0RAND DAILY EXCURSION; |;
"a. Splendid sail down the bay 70 the ocean. A huo
sss gSSns steamer ssys. every day ScsD
RIVER ats pier t foot spring street. North Rsver
at 80 a. NJ pier = North River. at A. Most per.
PASSENGERS comfortable. 0ood resAuranl bald o. muse
lines balt &c. Fare. gentlemen. 81; ladies. - cen9
A STORIA, HARLEM, MORRrsANfA AND Hi0d
"A Bridgc.-New palace ste Amboets eave Pueon ferLx
III IL s ~ IOs s.s az ~ a CARDS sos isaS
Sunday boas every half hosr aNsr A..
A LII KINDS OF EXCURSION OR PlCNI0 PRINT.
gSSEH9gy gSEgas .f Hsfii sGs4 NJ s1osS
wAv estimates gtyeA.
The New York herald., 1874-08-29

TNMAN LINE-soUrHERLY COURSE.
Royal Mail stesmers appointed 20 sa q toilows-
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
GTrY OF GHESTER. Saturday. August q. atsP. y.
CITY OF RICHMOND. Saturday. eeptember s. at r. NJ.
oITY OF PARIS. Saturday. September n ats NJ
OITY OF Saturday. september - atll A. n.
CITY OF BRUSSELS. saturday September 26, At r. n.
Cabin Passage. 50 and $50, gold
6teerage, 10 and from all DO3us at reduced rates
Cabin and 0enoral Ofnoe, No Is Broad way ... II.
River. ' JOHN O. DALE, Agent
The New York herald., 1874-08-29

GREAT WESTERN rf ga r.-u Ulf
NJ STEAMSHIP LINZ i st as...
NEW YORK TO BRISTOL lEN0LAND) DIRECT
The steamers OF this line will sail from pier ls East
River as follows:- ?
GREAT WESTERN, windham. saturday, september IL
CORNWALL. Stampcr. .Ss turiay Sc pte mber le
Cabin passage, so: intermediate Si6 steeraae, $50
currency; Excursion tickets SlN. -
Apply 20 the agent, 10 South street
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-20
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS,

The Southern express company
have our thanks for a file Of late New
York papers.
Judge Winters yesterday fined a
mule driver named KnowltOn ten dol
lars for cruelty TO animals.
Many 1'letters from the peopleu are
unsvOidably crowded out OF this issue.
They will appear in to-morrow's AP-
PEAL.
Taylor Stacks, 3 mRddened drunk
ard, tried TO kill half dozen men by
shooting al them night before last, and
was yesterday fined one hundred dollars
by the recorder and placed under bonds
Of six thousand dollars. He is in iail TO
await the grsnd jury's action.
"A negro thief yesterday morning
entered Mrs. Smiths residence, No. IS
Madison street, and sitter unbolting 8
room door on the second floor, was dis
covered and asked the object OF his visit.
The thief fed and escaped arrest. Our
citizens cannot be too wstchful as the
city Is infested with thieves, burglars
snd robbers who commit depredations
daily and nightly.
The trial Of William Larkin for the
killing Of William Psrham, near La
grange, in Fayette county, Tennessee,
In October last, occupied the attention
Of Judge i. /. Davis's court at MoscO =
on Tuesday and Wednesday last. After
hearing the argument the court dis
charged the defendant on bail, the facts
indicating a case Of self-defense. J. G.
Maceabe, ESD, Of this city, appeared for
the defense.
Notwithstanding the inclemency OF
the weather the Central Baptist church
was crowded last night. The sermon
by Mr.. Graves on the New Birth, % was
attended with the proiouudest interest
and awakening. Some Of the most
prominent citizens went forward for
prayer and were among the most deeply
affected. Let none who possibly can,
fail 70 attend these meetings. Services
tonight again In the Central Baptist
church st quarter past seven O'Clock,
and 10 the First Baptist church az half
past eight o'clock in the morning and
three in the afternoon.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-20
Personal.

Ia is Mrs. Hollis, the well-known
spirit medium, who is the guest Of Cap
tain Holmes at his residence on Wash
iBgton street, and not Mrs. Holmes, as
we stated yesterday.
Mr.. CHARLES DECKER, the handsom-
est man Of his size and thesmallest per-
son OF his age in America, is visiting
the city. he is at present travelling with
CalsWagner's minstrel troupe. s--
I CAPTAIN THORwEaIAN, Of the steam
er Great Republic, was Ia the city yes
terdsy. He left for Cairo yesterday,
after making arrangements here for 8
number Of excursiOnists 10 the meeting
Of the Knights Tenaplsr at New Or
leans next month.
IT Is reported that z. j. Brooks, the
present mayor of Fort Smith, viii be
appointed United States marshal If the
western district, Uscs Pagan, to be re-
moved. Also, that Jim Hodges is to be
appointed postmaster OF Little Rock,
Utce Pollock 10 be removed.
The Little Rock Gasette OF Tuesday
says: General n. b. Pearce has re-
ceived the sad news of the death of his
fstheF-in-law, DR.. John Smith, who
died in Fayetteville few days since at
the residence OF General Pearce. The
deceased was an old, public-spirited and
esteemed citizen, and his death is deep
" mOurned. He came to Benton coun-
ty from Tennessee In 1880, and has ever
since heen a resident Of that county"
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ANUS GENTS.


| There was another large attendanc,
at the Greenlaw Operahouse last nigh
10 enjoy the entertainment given By
Prof DeCastro and his talented troupe
And il was deserved; for despite the bad
weather, and an unfavoTable location
DeCastro has succeeded in securing a
good patronage; for the varied features
and highly interesting character of his
exhi bitiOn prove attractive to the amuse-
ment-loving people OF Memphis Atthe
conclusion Of the entertainment last
night, a number Of valuable gifts were
distributed to the holders of lucky tick
cts. There viii be another entertain
ment this evening, and a matinee Sat
urday afternoon. The farewell enter
tainment will be given Saturday night.
The aasquerads Ball Tonight
The Exposition managers have COM
pleted all necessary arrangements for
the masquerade ball at the Exposition
tonight. The different stands and
goods have been removed from the
uuilding, and the entire floor is now in
readiness for the large number of ladies
and gentlemen that will he present to in
dulge In the pleasant entertainment
which, being the first OF its kind given
this season, will be recherche and mag
nificent. Many Of the handsomest Ia
dies Of the city are preparing cos
tunes for thu occasion, which, we think,
will be joyous and attractive ore to our
best and most respectable people.
Cal wAgner's minstreIs.
A large house greeted Happy Cal
Wagner's minstrel troupe at the Eheater
last night. This old, reliable troupe has
improved very much, in many respects,
since last in Memphis, and now offer an
entertainment which, in point of genu-
inc humOr, talent and original wit,
cannot be surpassed by any Ministries
that travel the country. The lntrOGuc-
tory part OF the entertainment, INSIST
ing Of new songs, witty interlOcutions
and negro Jokes, ended with a happy
presentation Of an old darkey on his way
back to his master. The representation
was quite clever, and the song by Cal
Wagner was one OF the best features Of
the evening. Messrs. Harley and Wi
ley, IN the rendition Of 3 beauti-
ful ballad, we're encored, and again
had 70 lend their graceful efforts
to the amusement Of the audience.
The Brooklyn Scandal Club was an Origi-
nal and ludicrous piece of humOr, in
which Wagner, Price, Harley and
Murphy appeared to the great amuse-
ment Of every one. As burlesqae, 1t
is well nigh inimitable, and none but
those Of rare talent and ready humor,
such as Price, HARLEY, Wagner and
Murphy possess, could have done it
credit. The entertainment concluded
with the laughable farce Of Put Yourself
IN HIS Place. The audience was gen.
orally well pleased, and we doubt not
but what the many persons present last
night will avail themselves Of again en-
j0ying the mirth and pleasure which
Happy Cal Wagner and his talented
afford. The troupe will give
another entertainment this evening, a
tomorrow afternoon, and ap-
pesr the last time Saturday night.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-20
HEAVY RECEIPTS OF SUGAR, NO.
LAsSEs AND COFFEE.

The extensive wholesale dealers In
groceries, and cotton factors, Messrs. A.
{. Treadweil q Bros, at No. II Union
street, are receiving a very large stock
OF Louisiana sugars and lnolasses, new
crop; also a heavy shipment Of coffee
from first hands, ali bouA hit for cash, and
are Offering them 10 tne trade at prices
that defy competition. This house needs
no introduction from US, as they are
well and fsvorably known by the trade.
Carrying as they do the largest stock of
groceries in the city and with trade
unequaled ia this section, they are able
TO sell as cheap as any house 10 the
southwest, and do it. Call early and get
first choice. Their Mr.. A. G. TreadWell
stlll presides in the cottOn-room. Find
ing their shed too small FOR the heavy
receipts Of cotton, they have rented an
additional shed and can now protect all
shipments from the approaching bad
weSther. They are first-class in any,
thing they undertake. Call and see
a ssrrs
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NOTICE.

al advertising Bills after this
date, for amounts less than Five
Dollars, must be paid for before
insertion. This rule JCiU be
strictly adhered to.
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READ, READl Read!

Just received, q new lot of those gents
ten dollar cape Ove1cOats, st J. Behr &
Co.'s, 240 Main streN., corner Of Jeffer-
son street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-20
SOMETHING NEW FOR rae EIGHTH
WARD.

Great accommodation Tor every fami-
ly: Norfolk Oysters at ten cents per
dozen, or IS, SO and IS cents per can;
also dsh, celery and game, by L. A.
Rezzonico, at ia Poplar street, opposite
the markethouse.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-20
CHEAPER THAN EVER.

Call at Julius Behr & Co.'s and get
one Of those forty dollar beaver suits for
twenty-five dollars before they are all
gone. 30 Main street, corner Of Jefter-
son.
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GOOD NEWS FOR nag BOYS AND
CHILDREN.

Just received per express one of the
cheapest lines Of cape overcoats ever
brought TO this market, at Julius Behr
& %, 240 Main street, corner Of JEFF
fersOD street
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Go TO Leddin's Business college.

ATTENTION is called TO an advertise
ment in tO-day's issue of the Rosebank
nurseries, OF Nashville, Tennessee.
Parties interested had best govern them
selves accordingly. Their notes can be
found at 379 Beale street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-20

But few days are to pass before the
last and gFeatest drawingO of the Library
concerts. This looks Ike a very short
time in which to accomplish 50 tremen-
dous a result, but it viii certainly be
done. The ticket holders will receive
all the millions that are to be distri-
buted, and those who do not hold tickets
are equally certain to get nothing. The
chance is as good now as ever it was,
but the time Is very short. For full in
formation apply to G. Il. Samuel, No.
8 West Court street, Memphis, Tennes-
see.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-20

EDITORS APPEAL think you viii
cOucede with me that l am not much
addicted to flattery, but on the contrary
have too great propensity 10 initiate
the doubtful example of the sou who
sent his father ''to grass" by a well-de-
iiveTed q straight-from- the-shOulder, "
simply because the cold man stood so
fair Your article to-day on the school
question, ID reply to some shallow cor
respondents, is 50 excellent that I could
mot find fauit If would. It is good ev-
cry way. Il is written with great force
and pTopriety. Its logic is unassailable,
and It's postalstes cannot be overthrOWn.
I hope -. NJ" is able to plead the ca
cuse Of youth for his failacies, because
then we might hope thatage and better
natured thought would compel him TO
follow some illustriOus examples. When
Gladstone was quite a young man, Just
elected to parliament, and ambitious OF
literary fame, he wrote an elaborate
treatise on "Church and State, y in which
he argued that ic was one of the duties
Of government to provide religious
education for the children Of
the country. Macaulay gave him
just praise for the ability be
displayed, foreshadoWing his brilliant
career; but he 40 exposed the sophistries
Of the young author, that probably Glad
stone himself has ever since regarded
Church and State" as a youthful folly.
he could not give a more signal proof Of
this than by becoming the champion Of
"disestablishment" N Ireland. Glad
stone, premier, had grown much wiser
than Gladstone, the newly-heJged .gu-
thor. When you can call such notable
examples to the support OF youT posi-
tions, / do net think you need to fear
y. M, who, probably, has not read
1ynddN, and certainly does not under
stand him, or Justice who only dis
plays the ability Of narrow prejudice
and bad temper. The friends OF con-
mon schools may safely commit the
championship Of their cause to the AP-
PEAL. VIGILANCE.
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sTRAYED OF STOLEN.

C4DE KEWARD-Wlll b. paid for the return
= E,O Of q sorrel mare mule, near Is hands
high. : OF 6 years Old and branded B on the
lefE shoulder. stolen on the night Of the 18Th
fr0m J. NJ WILLIAMSON,
DEWARD-On the 27th Of October last, a
Ia small red and white spotted COW, one ear
cropped and slit. and swslloW-fOrk in the
other; had a red cali, about SIX months old.
A LIBERAL SEWARD
s-ill be paid for their return 70
n0-7 ia DAMS STREET.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-20

The Deutscher Bruder-Bund viii give
its fifth annual bali at Cochran hslI, to-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-20

Second Ctrcutt COuFt-HaIsey Judge,
Court meets at 10 am. The following
cases constitute the calendar for to-day:
2071, GGbeIs VS. Donation; 1858, Deloach
vs Sullivan ct al; 1866, same VS. Avery
ct al; 1857, same vs. GuiOn ct al; 4256,
same VS. Southern oil works; 1863, same
vs. Sleepy ct al; 1878, Horrigan VS. First
national bank; 1915, Moody VS. city of
Memphis; 1902 Phillips vs. Shearon;
1916, Council vs. NJ DOnOugh; 1921, Vance
vs. Gent; 1922 same VS. same; 1923, same
vs. same; 1925, MallOn VS. LeffingWell;
1891. Fsgsn VS. Flood; 1895, Foley VS.
Gallagher; 1895, same VS. same; 1915,
Person vs. M'Carney; 43i7, Brenizer vs.
Specht & Walter; 1850, Little & Little VS.
Eusley; 1851. Parb2m vs. Cooper Bros;
1852, BarlON & White VS. NOleD; 1853,
Walsh vs. Shehan; 1854, Wilson vs.
Smith; 1856, Jones VS. Dickson; 1857,
Pointer vs. Shelby; 1855, Mullins and
wife VS. Eagsn; 1859, Douglass VS. Do
Ian; 1850. seesseI & Son VS. Lyon &
Lyon; 1852, OiHeron vs. Sexton; 1854,
LaCroix vs Harvey and wife; 1866. Men
ders VS. Gabay; 1867. Loeb vs. Kints;
1870, Green vs. Campbell; 1872, Fox VS.
p rkius
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Vicksburg. A handful OF determined
men are defending the homes Of that
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FOR REEl.

4 AND-For n term OF YEAR, IS acres OF good
4 4 land, within three miles OF Court square
suitable for q market garden or dairy. maui
OF s. g. RHINE, abl NAN slrss...
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--.-.----, SsssIsssuc--W whether Il can be
submitted TO IN Mississippi, OF
nhalhar II r.nllld l.a nlin..ll.- -. 81
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---.- --,,.s,,ss.us anu cOffupI omclals,
who, with one or two exceptions, have
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First Strcufs COHrt-Judge HeiskeIi.
Yesterday the trial OF the case Of
Brooks VS.. Black occupied the entire
time Of the court. No. 1884, Crawford
VS.. Church, is added to the calendar.
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eeVfse AAttiG1 iltff
Leaves ~ AsSDAYE aud SATURDA ann
GEO. W. CHEEK, Euu1, 28S Front street.
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ATTEND Robertson's Business College
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