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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-21
THE CO4L MINERS STRIhE.
LUZERNR COUNTY MINERS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
sINEY', MpN EaiENIo-EJMpH, or "rIoT.
IL L Enn Aru IL-u.L.El

LUzERNE COUNTY MINERS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
slNEY', NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or \ "rpr.'
10y TELEGRAPH 70 THE rRIBUnE.l
WuKESBARRE Jan. 20.-lt IL today asserted
that tue miners do believe that the Wikesbarre coal
compan IS mean 10 insist upon their announcement Of
reduction upon the 1913 but thai the declaration
threat for the purpose OF frightening
the golfers INTO an abandonment u the demand for
increase OF ten per II this be true, then
phase may put upon the troubl; bat "a il merely
rnmo and rot entertained many quarters the report
their demand. It il confidently believed as they SEQ
there is 40 likelihood o bong considered but they
VIII submit To tho reduction.
This afternoon conference of representatives from
every mining district IN Lulerue County hsd ~
TIN, CITY and an Executive Board If the National
Miners Union Vas appointed. james O'iiaiIoran was
elected delegate to tue Grand Council OF the As,Ocia
ton John Sincy, President OF The National uni0n Is
here tOay Is thc leader Of Che strike IN the nchuJ
Mi SIDey sad ths afternoon maj NJ MS
sion IL the RAPID organization Of the cOrr- OF tins ana
the Iehgh aud scranton region ntO branches "a inc
Union. lie also sand that II l. a SluaFe hgh' IN
schnyl COudty between ne m'd ana Nj GDW.n, t.i
That will take S months .nr th' great coal hlhs 10
staryc the Determined miners.
LAIRR-One of the largest meetings OF miners ever
held IA this district convened in plymouth tubIglt 10
hear An ad rrss John Sncy ~ The Interest VI ihe
National Miners UHiur. Tao .eddcr WAS received WIN
,ympatnirs Of the golfers with HIM. Ii explained the
obi .ct OF the Convention a1d declared tint ia, golfers
unust Organi2. 10 protect themselves from slavery.
IJges Of the a.5OcatiO viii be Immediately Instituted
unless actually driven to it, but denounced the attempt
To reduce the basis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-21

The Seventeenth Annual Ball Of Tie NJ. r.
Brepngn of Vt the Academy Of Music last
evenlng The founder this COtCs.e Was the late James
lynch who also organized the Blossom Club Al first
Of "A pureiy social character. the Cotrrie Ere,
fine course OF time to attain to the political
sicniGc,pcs which other associations originally
soci,l have 'uircd by reason of their membership.
Accnrd,.e - Mr. Brennan assembled ,ho political lad
der line ,erie mamie iod Increased political strer 9Th.
me CATHERINE Last evening large could only lie
=, sded by Mr. Brennsrs family "a demonstrate of
- ,nntny for nuI IL hot ~ Iced brilliant
,1rn,rr 1rc,sione. wrrh Gr. Breanau TaI al office
holder instead oI a prisoner.
Ahout o'clock tho sGrrts OF the Coere began 10
rive Tor Auditorium was spoE 6ici, and the prosce-
ninm b,res front circle. ana artists boxes
med In inc prosceniunl boxes were James u. Du-
niguac and family, Char'e. r.. Locw, ". J..
me 'front.' circle we're, among OtIe-s, T. I.
webster DR. T. ". Walker NJ, 49, Brown. Charlie A.
Hrown Dr w. j. Means {. H. Huichings \. ". Knapp,
Cant Yulc Adermsn L,sIght j. u. Walsh. william
Eiel.ten Mrs T.. Kent, :; Ciark' IL \. Collier. In
lb, artists BOXES we're r. {. LYNCH j. H. DeylD, D..
y McIpvan, J. f. Mines, l.. A Curry, John Hughes,
frank Hunt Among the general company were ::
eI Police Justice Coulter, Twist Br1aiugham. Police
CAMS Welsh Mount, George Brown aud M. Brown,
Timothy Crotty aud wife. fremont; owen brennan and
family Ddericn scharcnDtch. j.. j. uinbnfy. Sifo ana
Miss Hanbury Warden Brennan and wto of Bcllovnc
Hospital ueorse Ridgway. Counselor b. IL. Neville. aud
otlsf6.
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COVERNHEN1 gEryHEG REPORT.
WAR DR. iTMKNT
WAR pfi't iIMkNI, D
OFsICE OP THE CHEZ rIcshL OFFICER.
WAsHISGION, u. g., Wednesday. Jtu. II a. IN.
Synopsis for hr pest "a hours

OFsICE THE CHEZ signal OFFICER.
WA-UISGTON, ID. g., Wednesday. Jtu. II i a. m
Synopsis for the pest "a hours
The barometer continues high. with clear
anu freezing weather IN New England. 10 has risen on
the Atlantic Coast. Threatening weather IN tine
southern portion Of the Middle states and clear weather
on the South AtlanlC Coast.
CLOUDY weather rain. with catory winds and ie-s
pressure reported from toe lko region ana the ono
Valley. Rain and SHOW, with sOuth,ry winds ana 80"
barometer are reported from the NOru-Ne-t.
The temperature ufs risen decidedly IN the Lower
Mississippi VALLEY nd Ia the tf state, vita SouhefE
winds ami parity cloudy weather. Tie riyer. IN West
Pennsylvania have risen RAPIDLY during the DAY.
ITobQbiiHfg
For New Er gland, clear o. fair weather during Ior-
ton uf the day, followed uy cloudy weather aud PROBABLY
rain or snow, with slight rise OF temperature during
Wednesday evening
For me Wdde suites and N, iOr>r lake fG0n enscriy
10 sOufrig Lcds and RAJ Or sLUET TiH preraH, run
G1fiigg barometer and rtStHg temperature.
The Southern Stitcs east of ttc Mississippi RIVER
ea.tery winds vcCrng to rlIthrrly, with continued
high temlera. and fair weather except possibly IN
The Lower Mississippi Valley and Tennessee, ~h1re ram
viii prevail. .
For the ONO Valley md tbIncn ne. Inward over the
upper lake region and The Upper MisrssiPp Valley.
cioudy weather v III rain snow during portion OF
the day folio we'd 10y clearing and cO!uer weather IA the
North West.
Inc MYERS IN Western Fcunsylysnia will continue to
rise curing "Wednesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-21
ASSEMBLY,

The House went into Committee on the Gov
ernor- annual mossage Mr.. vedder In the char. Mr
ALvoRD thought taxation should b. spread broader and
thinner 50 az to reach property which now escapes
arg ned that this State should control lis own banks ID IT'S
own way and agreed with the Governor cutting OH
special tax ,tIon" IL, then referred to the three bills
he had introduced. following up the Governors suIHeS
IONS and recommendations and spoke of the effect o'
bank I'll certifying checks for persons who had not
on ,lepo IL the amount Of money called for He also
spoke Of the bill prohibiting time sales OF gold showing
the effect ~ the business In reference 10 the bl rea
y, to ebszzonent he said tnere must bc quick con
irIIon aud Il sharp punishment Tor that crime anu
therefore tne bill puts All persons emOezhlng ota'e ON
rs as vel Others IN the position OF tncves ana IVp
beers, puninhes them IN hccordtict ne "fo uI
Gus tle County Iroasurers hOnlnB Dack
moneys winch should he pO over 70 the state treasurer
showing often these County TTeasurers hOId BACK
e money purpose OF secuiatlng with H. lose IT,
and then become defauiters. He proposed that law
.old pas requiring County Treasures 10 account
their funds within from trte 10 i've dVa aiie inc
cxpI.Ion Of eacn month AT tue cOhcuaion OF MS IT.
Io.ras the COmmIltee rose and reported progress
ur IYSDE repOr ID hill u exsrnd the tlne for the
c,,,,n o. taxes throughout the state unt March 81
n nnKi,ius OF IT,, Di do not extend 10 cItis IL was
u,nled - as to apply 20 Saratoga springs, ana 10
rrc,i vi taxes aud was thch read tnru ,hio anu
passeI. ,,,,,,.,
re Nj WEED-PIJviding that II an insurance com
pty Oi uuy oncr STATE country sha Dc -ucu III any
corr IN tnis state, and snail hLy: the cause reosou '"
a Un.t.d S.atos Great COur. the company Sinai lot
le.f "a. r,vnL To- transact business IN ;lIs S'Alc
By ar. WACHHEK-ProvliiDg that any olnicr Oh any
ninx sAal oert.fy any cLccK "hen tneio aiJ ~
fumes Ia tHc credit or the drawer or idorsef sut III
sLrument actually depOsitel III such b&Is, ana wn'rc
wi,i same could he pad. snail uc guly OF mI'uo
.DeaIur, anI s4ai. convection. be punishou Ny ih
f0G not less than oIc year or hoI' '"~" Nv
Year,. Ia tho discretion OF the Court
az.
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LATEST SHIP hBWS



S.,n,hp Bal Blskenan Richmond aJ Point ssd Sors'A
with n sud On Donibion Ste,n,hip 20.
J. h Holbro,k, Levitt Mstsnsas "a iafs Sita sugar
81 Am,s BurIes hsrs-ilss "a 1sys. Wiz inis'
sunderland krsr Lane 81 isrs IN bilss
Pll., alile u and Bzs Ho1 ~ fsy VITA osvssA
Bark lI.-teEn suth Antwerp o9 i,r- WITH ~fs.
Bag Al.rloler ,or Agene. Y.ss Nov :. md Gibraltar "a
wi wool
Brs scga (Aust C.rs. P,rnnbus, IS is vi, snr's Rs.
lOGsFs vita
Brig gXcsa, Msyor Of AID 80 isys ron Esris IN sr'sF
bsissI
SAILED.
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for ysynnh Ca,rs,tpD m Dom hsrf.ls.
RcBmond Sc
NIyD-SIn,ss light. y. r. ,louiy
DOMESTIC PORTS.
sy,sS,a 2D--Arnyed steamship hon'.'m'J AM ss -
,,1or rom York Pionesr from Pbs'Dt 10.
B tilaore Alfred liverpool barks heT Republic -
Ntit. from flsnsG 'rgo, -
b,rkU Harmony Montsyi1.o -rr isslusip
mol for Boston. blrkD - rtnluLa. for Liverpool
) C. Isn lDArryei. stesn'H5, Chsmppn roO
Nav f,rs; and pbsirDJs. Coll from ls nsrs
Slsi r,mp Adg,r Ne~ YORK. SIP isssf ons sAs
bsrs Jnd,rsdter, Tor Liverpool
rORElGN PORTS.
H.. United otie lrpnsles Dfsssss
eh. Iielas Ne,sf Finn brns joan 'nase 10 ness
Arriye out lDh k't- Dais, '1r's MIG
naBo ro.s CDlisr,am CoBst,nu t'lsnibas. HsNgD'
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LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

Mas Kate IIllard will lecture tonight in
the Free Course at Ualty Chapel at Onehundred and
twenty eigaths and FourthAve on Tao Eaglish Bal
lads
meeting of residents Of the Nineteenth
Ward WA held the winisor Hod,e saturday even
ing the purpose OF organizing society for al ing
The poor yng Ia the section Of the ot, embraced IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-21

,wb,t ought 10 bs considered sioa.>H, and Legally
..n gold y gold = ,pV fp6s q, NE r-1uems'u
Ioc.n pt m,y CONSIDERED honest gold ~ looks vel 'Dd zee"
well All other proportion. fi prei"nSpp, md u'lSh -
nay be tolerated tbe, o hss ~@ul' p'ss'"
III. Book u Hal NsfAs
usiag shooli 40 BIZ SKLS SO niofe -
Condutst Is New Bon s.. bcnjoa B,a a. h'pr' N'
81 Sc,rft gold IN gem ,e.T hns'1 '."' 1'e
and bronze. Catalogue post Tes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-21

FIN drcnHe H0el-Lieut.- Cen Philip II. Sheridan
s,d Gen r. \ FORSYTH g. H. Army; the Hon H. T. Hosr w. a. Of
Nafcha. ashiBlon Mclean Of tn Cincinnati Baguyr Gen
Bsps"n lie f.'- Of Ohio John F.wel of the Indian Pes, Com
mission ,ni Homer Mellon NJ Poughseepse Broorf Hrsss
III Hon JOHNNY Prurn o. Albany and Franklin Gosen. P
sen ~ ih Phlsleipb and Re,lBg Rioif Company WiWt.or
HoLJnire onaey u vermont w. W Hoppin Of Rhode Island. H.
y Bpre 81 PhaJ-lbs aud J. L. Burr Pres dent Of the Ac1ir
"rks aud nsbis y. Railroad Nr York HotM L
are French Consul at Riga. is ~ Nicholas Hoikr Con
gresham julius Hncbs,s - Connecticut CHan Hnsetr
Mi's Richard yauI Of Phis'pli, Capt f. T. Tob.r U
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Suer,M No!lrco

Thr Anniv oftbe WomsBs hos Mis,ona aoicJ Of
Am,rc, Heather Lsuds VII be helm iie Church hnh ave- sse
1sssty.uiBtb WkDk BSDai Jan u oeocA Dr. HAhiS "
Cou,isnnor aud Bishop CUMMINGS vii na.e aaf'esses
Post-Ocr Notcerbs as for Europe for We sssa s@aSs
sArUKDAI Jan 1874 w ths sees 40 fss.. We
ruBSDAI a. .iO . q, On WEDNESDAY =. - n 80 mn"
- " - e q lANHS n.
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BILLS INTRODUCED.
TIE ORANGES IL NEW-YORK

Manhattan Grange No. II of the Patrons OF
Hu,o.nary. the first In this city. has been recently
orean.z,d with Robert Farley jr, as Master and H. w.
r. Chamber, Secretiry.
John g. Dew Of Elizabeth, n. J., has been appointed
spria deputy for III. organization in New Jersey Of
COUNCILS Of tue bJveregDs OF lndustry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-21

H.rry,. arbolic Saiv. This srtr. ~ ssi krosn hst"
pn nec,,s.r the pubic ,tist sIltph nrsDr
tst : r. RI, pistcdsr .pi " .infn 81 ~
~ts proIr-' ,isa tA nav D. fr,s
UPON The genuine only zgaraEen zee hat u i 70 ~ Sums
rp,tpre an ,riv. ,o3-rtir, ~ Jnnr = bs'Rf t9t
eseryghe. JoHS r. .ilSRT CDRH,s Co. Prpprrpn 8"ss
t1ren s, 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-21

H,v,., j,o 2o-3usr ,pet Bs-,ns,n ',r isr.si N ne
Ub.i STAT, so fy, currency b'Sy' per ,nt pf'nHh "a
gh 81 90 premium - aYs g = -, e'1l DvHtip
sgb 57rS3 ,sBi IN bond'l D'o' 'ef 49,
w.
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N1RRIED

Tus.i.t Jan. 30. lSTi IS 81
lohu ChaD- New York CITY hy tbe Rev. : ~ Nr1l D. y :.
,,-d b, Pew Ava. Wi.s,. ohsr', Boamf'i % ssL
s..t d.nglr tiesr Andrews II t3,ef Drtns' 20. y
Al Notice, Of Hlrrages D.u,s b. ,ndoyad 9th JaI
and adj
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HOME NE VS..
MONUMENT ARRIVALS

rhsRhosKTsR YESTERDAY, AT HUnSUrs IN BR"AD"A
vam-Jj' Noop-J3' 3rm.-3J' kSsst-.no
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TIE S7dTE or TRADE
DOMESTIC MhRKHra


wibai~gr,r O.. jan 2o--,urts fnr.sntu' 6rn ., ~.
Roam ira A. STRAINED Cris f1rpeane SsIS
bl 80 for B,j. 81 - tor f,o- DIP Tar ..s.J b ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-21

Rupturei People don the dns-rn' vic r1ss' sin
pBd Tao bi.Nft ikfss 'os
Sro,iE, Rupture comfortably night tnt 1r s ;nrr'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-21

,io new mechaDirs protective order simiar 10 tho
f"tfons OF Iiusbandry among farmers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-21
credit Of the Board Of Educatleu wsou. aey ~ w
ci,on mado in regard to the Asposa Oh tho iuhd
LONG ISLAND.
JAMAICA William GIfttfhs Michael Dele

JAMAICAN lllIam Ginhths, 6lichaei Deie-
hanty and Joseph Rce formerly collectors Of taxes for
school District No. 10 OF Newtown have. been prose-
.uied before Justice Snedecor OF this vsgeOn charge
of obtaining money under false pretenses. They are
esused having obtained money from the Long Island
Rliuvad Company for tho School Fund and not waking
any yturn of the money. Rice discharged, Crit
hs W.. held s~ait the action OF the rani Jury and
the cxaNsinaOn of DeehaDty adjourned until ri
day.
LoNG s,nAHD Crrg.--Iip Board OF S:gprrvisor. n
Queens Coraty have taken action yet IN relatO,
the lctts- rumorcd t0 have been sent to them bp
George W. Bergen the County Treasurer, In which
It II asserted alleged mat deficiency bSA been dis
covered the n Charles A. Roe, te County
TREASURER The Board dOnOt meet until Tuesday next.
Plans for the proposed new Methodist parsonage
have been submitted TIE bulldog will De OF Drick, u
stories high, and will cost tt.0eo.
NEW LOTs.-rhe managers OF the proposed eeVatcd
railroad from Fultou Ferry Brook yn to East New YORK
have authorized several per>0, stO 90 siDscr ptonS
pay what they term the legitimate expense that
be incurred procuring the passage o. the cDrter
Of the l. oyatcd Silent Safety Railway Company. tho
managers hope to raise about 81 OOoln TINS township
-AG HAEBOR-Tbc fog signal placed on the southeast
end O Block Island was used win good en@ct on Won
day during the fog, giving blasts or SIS seconds at ntr
walls Of 20 seconds Yesterday chM Of CHARLES y
Wade In th, village, aged was go severely burhel ~
her clothes catching fire from cylinder stoyo thaL ono
died in hour after.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-09-12
COUNTY 4 UDITOR-

Van Tasscl's recommendation to the l,oarI
Of Equalization of the appointment of three
taxpayers in each Township, to sit with
said Board, has been copied by nearly ul
the papers Of the State. Mr. Van Tasscl's
desire seems to be to give satisfaction to tho
people, and to put property at its value anl
no more. This is rraiseworthy N hial, and
will meet with the appreciation of all homes
men.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-09-12

The, Charleston Chronicle of tho 9TH inst.
has an editorial on bed-felows. is cur
friend an old bacheors The Neps and
Courier used to pitch into old maids be-
cause rese Of them would have its junior
editor. We presume, however, that somo
one one OF these same beratod old maids com
passionated the single quill drivers misfor.
9iss, tpines, by entaling double lot upon herself.
Any how, the Ne,es and Courier is quiot on
the subject.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-09-12
AUGUSTUS FISCHER

Has made wonderful improvements in his
store. New counters and new shelves have
been built. Mr.. F. intends TO lay in
heavy stock in few days. His customers
are .inbilant over his promise to keep the
best grocery and the finest saloon in Orange.
burg, His. co-adjutors, DR.. John 7. Butler
and Mr.. Asbury Wannamaker are first. class
statesmen, and are always ready to sell good
articles at cheap prices.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-09-12
Il WAY FROM UONE--

The State Convention drew great mauv
men, women and children to Columbia
During the first day of tho proceedings of
that body, ponpous end ofliclous young
man, from strong Republican Count, of
the up country, assumed e reat many airs
which were not natural to him. In the Con-
vention he shook famiiarly tho hands Of
such notables rs Judge Mackey, Senator
Patterson and Chamberlain, and with n
pea cock strut promcnadcd the isles of the
House of Representatives. Said young man
attractc ed great deal of notices but unior
tunately for him, an old acquaintance of
the tonsorial profession discoycrc his sml-
ing face, and while he was talking to a host
of big men, approached him with broad
grin, and said:
Barbcr-"Why how are you old friend
/ hay'nt seen you for some time. You re-
member tho last time we were on spree
together?
Young Man-( Shaking reluctantly tho
hand of his drunken barber friend and
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-09-12

The Committee appointed by Judge Crab
am at the last telm Of Court, to inyes,ica.
the public affairs of this County, met ut
this place on Monday last, and commenced
their investigation. In consequence of til G
unavoidable absence of one or two officers.
the committee adjourned on Thursday TO
meet again on the 0tl, inst. We understand
they will compliment Mr.. Bolivcr for his
careful management of the affairs of The
County Commissioners office, for The las,
two years. lie is faithful officer, aai de-
serves such commcnlaiion.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-09-12

Senator Patterson publishes long letter
in the Washington National Republican, in
reply to the resolutions passed by The Boa, d
of Trade of Columbia, denying patterson's
plea of the necessity for the introduction of
U. IS. troops here. He contends that the
preservation of peace demands their pres
ence.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-09-12

pulling him sasdc.) Say, you ought not to
have interrupted me then. Those men take
me to be influential with The delegates, and
was trying 10 get into their good graoes.
Never approach me in that style again, or 1
shan'L be able to treat you during the Con-
vention.
Bafber-Enough said. Go it old boy, get
the money and let's have regular old time
fetching glasses tonight"
Young Man-,"vcry we'll. I'll be around
this evening. If you meet me with big mon,
mild you, don't recognize me. Is that a
bargain z"
Bdrder-"A bargain" said his friend.
SEouEr-Both woke up next morning
with heavy head ache
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-09-12
EASE BALL-

EASE BALL-
lively game of Base Ball was rlaycl on
Tuesday afternoon between tvs picked
mines of the Orange Club, resulting in favor
of John iIolman's nine, the score standing IS
10 IA. at the close of the game, the prcsi
dent .. 5. A:berg otti, presented the Cham
pion Badge and Belt to NJ. G. Sailey, Ii.
having made clean score, namely, three
runs being the best score
The Swamp Angles failing to como to lime
ON Monday afternoon, the time appointed
for tie second game the Orange claimed the
game by score of to @. This
leaves the Orange again Champion of the
County for this season.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-09-12

Inquiries come to us from all quarters
seeking information in regard to Solicitor
Buttz's attitude towards Moses, and whc,h
er n new bill will be given out against him
at thu January term of the Sessions Court.
We answer, that Solicitor Duttz knows that
Moses has violated the law-by which the
people of this County lost $4,000, and
which they will have TO make good-and he
will persuc him far ns he can. The
Solicitor has all the proofs in his possession,
and will use tAcm iii January next. We
know enough of Duttz to say hat llo mN do
"a. A's duty as apuahe officer, without foar or
favor.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-09-12
PERSONAL

,F.ERS0NAL--
Our jolly Henry Kohn returned from the
North last Sunday, the very picture of
health. He informs us that he has pur-
chased one of the best selected stocks Of
goods ever brought South. You will find
good hat at tho well known firm of Kohn &
Bro. for one dollar.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-09-12

The Barnwell County Convention passed n
resolution demanding of the Governor the
instant removal of james NJ. Smith, Fred.
Nix. Jr., Wesley Dixson, Commissioners of
Election for that County, and the appoint
mant of Republicans in whose Republican
ism the people have more confidence.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-09-12
MIST OF LETTERS

INST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Post Office and not
callc! for-ior the week cnling September
9th 1874.
A-AIiss A C Ayers.
IN L Batzigcr, Archy Bartlett,
dn,andn Powman
C-Abram Cooks, Mrs. E L Cochran;
annie Clofy.
E-Mr. ELK, James Eyingcr, Miss Annie
Edw0r Is.
ELLA NJ Punches, (2).
G-Dan;el Green.
IA } Iui;o.
J-Ann:c Jones, J II Jester, w NJ Jack
son (2).
K-J Kcnnon. Wm. Koucher.
Mama Murph, Hampton Murph
Maxwell.
N-fr"nccs Nelson
Perry Patrick, II Parker, A &c
phillips.
REG Rice.
T-P Tellcy, + Tay!cr.
S--II . Shulcr.
Mrs. NJ T. Valentine.
W--Dnvid A Williamson.
Letters held for Postngc-Mrs. ] sc
Huffman Ornngeburg, Mrs. L !. II olman
Charleston S. c., X T. Ellison Winsboro S.
c., Jacob Smoak
Persons calling for the above letters will
please ask for those advertised.
w. r. WILLIAMS
Post Master.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-09-12

Drs. J. A. Keller, o. H. Ott and George
Odom were elected members to represent
this County in the State Tax Union, which
met in Columbia on the 10th inst. The
meeting was fully attended and the discus
sion was intelligent and interesting.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-09-12

An Executive Committee of the Tax
Union was organized on Saturday last bv
the election of DR.. r. W. Bates as Chairman
.and James S. Hayward, Esq, Secretary.
The Union will meet again in the Hall of the
Young Americas on the 9th September.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-09-12
NOTICE
TO THE AFFLICTED.
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RANrowLEs CoLLlrox, Co., S. c.

hAHiO"L LES NOLLlTON, Co., .. u.
July, 9th, 1874.
do hereby certify that have been
afflicted for the past five years with n
Cancer covering the entire upper Lip, tried
every remedy that could hear of, besides
placing myself under the treatment Of
distinguished Physicians, without even
rctarding its progress.
DR.. II. r.. MALONE, of Orangcburg, S. c..
after thirty days treatment, made an abso-
lutte cure, haven taking it out hy the roots,
without the use of the knife.
Respectfully Yours,
!. W. DAVIS.
Mr.. j. w. Davis is n Dccon in our Church
AMI we tho undersigned know the above
facts to be true.
Respectfully &c.
Rev J. W ELLSEY,
w. Il. HYATT,
S. w. ACKERMAN,
S. N. CARROLL.
Pastors and members of the Colcton
Baptist Association.
aug S If
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-09-12

We arc glad to note tho steady improve.
ment in our ncishbor over the other side of
the fence. Why not come over and lclp us
20 toy work st9!ls for an honest government You
scan't9do anything over 'allar.n