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Solicitor Bnttz.
scratched ticket.
ram u - n

SgEl Paw ~ .lls'F e.t.'.-.t'
2tWe shall watch tho election, which will
a6kel place III this County, on the arl day
Of next month, with peculiar interest BY
its result we shall soc whether the Conscr-
vatives meant TO make their promise good
or not, in that they oil along profcssed t o
have no objection to Republican, who did
his duty honestly, faithfully, and with
fidelity to the whole people. 1t cannot be
faid that Solicitor Duttz has failed in per-
forming any part Of the duties of his Office.
He prosecuted, without fear, or hope of re
rdEtlie case against Moses, and means to
carry it On: to the end. Some men would
hsYc trembled at the idea of taking to bcY
The Governor of tho State; out Solicitor
Bhttz,. iconsoiousJ Of the right, and knowing
that if Moses escaped exposure, that he
would again foist himself upon tho people
Off ilhis Statc, and thus give now impetus
to gtho: robbery Tint hns bnnkruptel the
Tax Payers, determined to pursue the
course hc did, and, which should cndcnr him
toieyery voter who loves good government
Moses had his plans formed to carry the
coming, election for himself; the prompt and
vigorous action of our Solicitor, which fell
in the camp of his followers like a bomb
4 : IL: n Il
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NOTICE.
OFFICE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,

ORASGEBuRG County,
ORANGEnURG S. C. Oct. 10th 1874.
Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting of the Board of County Commiss-
toner's will meet Mt their Office on the second
Thursday Of November, 1874, Mt which time
the claims against the County will be
credited.
All persons arc hereby notified to hand in
their claims to tho Clerk of said Board on
or before the second Thursday of November
1874, otherwise said claim, will not bo
Audited at said Annual meeting.
BY Ordcr Of rho Board.
E. r.. sMOAKE,
Chairman.
GEO. BOLIvER,
Clerk, Attest.
oct. II 1874 st
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The ssTimes'' and the News.

,y.I EtF ~, = ''.
in0 ota"eoDuis 'm'' :" 'o'"'n'"''s
upon .ro ~ eSop0'Y vsSoW9 ~ =, us ur""' Jury
anu 'he PlliS HS!' q 'nls paper agaihS''ho oo"h'
~ funs .'n0 'V'''"'Ds - ''s ''''''''' u 'AS'
wees 5,.,l-
ihc orangeDurg Nows .s.ls Is very douo''"'iy
nv v"p. lp.nItSSS., H. 49, ..a".>.,.: a. ' ~
charges were mnde and therefore cannot
give eaarreadors the exact amount of the
oEercharge complained Of by tho jury but
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STILES II. MELLlcmAMr.
ORASoEBvRG, S. c.,

Oct, 3Uth 1871.
Editor Orangebury Mvs:
My name having been placed, without my
knowledge, upon bogus ticket for roner,
hereby repudinte, not the gentlenen upon
it, but the design of those who seemto wish
to detard the efforts Of .ny fellow ciizens in
bringing about better governmc.t. | am
no candidate.
". s. MERONEY.
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FOR SALE

That fine two story STORE and LOT on.
Church Street, lately occupied by tho
Citizens Savings Bank and Mr.. Kirk,
Robinson, fronting Court House Square.
IZLAR & DIBBLE.
Orangeburg s. G..
oct. 10 1874 3m.
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FuNNY--Thc immaculate dcmocratic par
" OF this State, governed by n descendant
of an African king, and old John Browns
buglc man when he invaded Virginia, and n
something who like to copper on church
funds.
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Frank Moses turned complete som:ncr-
set few days ago in the matter of Com
missioncrs of Elections. We arc sorry for
the poor fellow. He always tried TO do
right-towards himself.
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A Card.

Editor Neus
Understanding that my name has been
placed on some of tho Tickets for office,
desire to state that nm not candidate,
prove the sincerity of their desire for re-
form by supporting the most acceptable of
the Republicans already nominated
Respectfully,
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Election Notice.
OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS OF ELEC
TlON FOR THE COUNTY OF
ORANGEBURG,

October "a, 1874.
| At meeting Of the Commissioners of
Election, held MS above, it was,
Resolrcd, That Polling Precinct he cs-
tnbishcd at l.. Valentine Smells Store. on
the Five Notch Road, about eleven miles
from Ornngcburg Court House. to be called
"SNELL'S" Poll
And the following persons were appoint
cd Managers of Election, to wit
AVINGER'S-A p Avinger, Hercules
Richardson, January Mcneil.
EGOKIIART'S-IIar Rush. VIM Paul
ling, Ahram Mingo.
BROWNS - linrnct Livingston, Frank
Jamison, Jones.
ECLL SWAMP Eknotts Rufus VIII ct
stone, Joseph Bush.
BRANCnylLI FIR on OFT, Ca, olina
Thom,s, Henry Riley.
ert Washington, Alexander brown.
CEDAR GEOvE-H II Jennings, Allen
Brown, June Antly.
CLUE NOrSE-Dr r X Keller, a C Will
l'ams, Geo Greene.
EASTEELIN'S-W \ Eastcrlin, Emanuel
Pon, John Mitchell.
ELLl0TT's-Pctcr NJ IIouscr, C
Knight, Caleb Guignnrl.
TGRT MOTTE-p Daniel Zimmerman, John
Duncan, Joseph Stuart.
CGLE'S-John " Mack, Adam Fluid,
j NJ Brown
FOURES' CHArEI.-E Frederick
Frank Cnrn, Charles Corley.
1EII ER'S - David Connor, Henry
hillirs, Cupid Glover.
GElFFIN'S-Jamcs 4 Fielder, Solomon
FEEDER, William Fair.
GLEiTON'S-M Livingston. Garret
Bloom, Rufus Pou.
JAMiSoN's-prA Al Horger, Paul Govan,
Isaac Coalter.
LEWISvlLLE-Dr W W wannnmakcr, p
NJ General, Phillip Smith.
ORANGEBURG-T C Albergotti, Abram
Martin, John NJ Thompson.
EOWE'S PuMp-Dr o n Bowman, James
Melvin. W C Rivcs.
SNELLS-Absa lom NJ Smell, W B Locan.
Robert Dwight.
WASHINGTON SEMINARY = Hugo G
Sheridan, liillnrd Ilnnton, Earl McCord
Thomas w Oliver, Peter
GLADDEN., Israel McGowan.
NOTICE-Is hereby given that .'washing-
ton Seminary" Poll is removed from the old
Seminary to Morgan 4. Shumakers store.
And tlat Orangcburg poll will bo open at
the Elliott Hook and Ladder Truck House.
on Market Street.
Aud that the Board of Commissioners of
Election will meet at the Equity Room of
thc Clerks Office, on Wednesday, November
4th, 1874, Mt ten a. NJ, to receive the boxes
from Managers of Elections, and will con-
tinuc its Session, with such reccsscs as
may be expedient, until the boxes are all
received, during the time prescribed by
law. Managers are requested to call at tho
Clerks Office TO qualify and receive poll
lists, Ballot Boxes and copies of Election
law.
SAMUEL DIBBLE, Chairman.
K. X. DUNCAN,
T. C. lIUBBELL,
Commissioners of Election for
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Shibboleth Lodge, No. 90 A.F. M.

The regular commucation of this Lodge,
will be held at Masonic Hall, on tuesday
evening, November Sd 1874 at halfpst sew
en- o'clock. Brethren will take due notice
and govern themselves accordingly.
BY order Of the W. M.
Fredcr. 3. Dibbh,
Secretary.
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See to it, that tho ticket you vote has
Chamberlain, Glcavcs ea;l Bate healing it,.
Don't vote any other.
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If the Ne,cs and Courier chm carry The con-
s-rvativc vote for Gu cen AMI the church
robbcr Delany, what is the conservative
vote worth. What is its status.
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Echards mammoth Photograph Canopy
has just arrived in town. Give him call.
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Republicans, beware, noxt Tu,siay, you
hold your own in this State, OF lose your
rights forever Vote til, straight Ropabli-
can ticket,
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No Democratic Ticket i'm the
Field.
"a CARD"
To tie InbHc.

To the PnJiic.
We having heard fr ON n rcliablc source
that our names, as well as those Of other
gentlemen, are being usei by tho Republi-
cans Of this county opposed to honest Gov
crnmcnt, to defeat the election of the "pco-
pies Republican Ticket" beg leave to say for
ourselves that we positively decline TO be
candidates for any Office whatever, nnl feel
Tint we can say the same for the other par
tics-we all feeling that j: is rot the duty
of any good citizen to impe lcin any why
the prospect for the establishment of hon
csty and reform once more in our S,ate.
JAMES 7. IZLAR
LAWRENCE Il. BECKWITH.
Orangcburg Oct. 29th 1874.
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Land for Sale.

a RAE9GAIN.-About 1000 acres Of
LAND in Middle Township, we'll settled.
Gin House with Gin and Grist Mill. Blaek.
smith Shop and Tools. In one parcel at
at S3.25 Per acre. Terms easy.
ALSO
Farm on Old Orangeburg Road, Z miles
from !own-250 acres. Price $l575. Well
settled. Terms easy.
ALSO
One Store and Lot in Orangeburg
ALSO
One Building Lot on Russell Street.
Apply to
AUG. d. KNOwLToN,
Attorney ut Law,
sept lI-tf Orangeburg, 8. C.
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Tho Democrats will try and scratch your
titEet,! !piacing Green on it. Don't vote q
scratched ticket.
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The Neps aud Courier tire conservatives of
this State will soon find out, is. an invidious
foe o their best interests.
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OHeANGEBURG FREE.
SCHOOLS.

onAsoEBuna 8. G., October 9Th 1874.
Notice is hereby given that the Board OF
Trustees for Orange School District have
decided to open on the FIRST Monday Ia
November next. Ono First class, and one
second class School for white children and
one First clnssiand one second class school
for colorcd children in tho Town Of Orange
burg. Teachers for these Schools uill as
directed general notice te teachers.
THAD c. ANDREWS,
Chairman.
v. D. BOWMAN,
HENRY GLOVER.
oct 10 1874 4t
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Mcssrs. Campbell & Whaley, lending law
firm in Charleston, have addressed the fol .
lowing letter to Dr.. Webster substantiating
his charge that NJ. r. Dclcny, candidate on
the Independent Republican ticket, commit
ted Grand Larceny, in the sum of TWO
HUNDRED DOLLARS of a poor colorcI church.
Here is what they say:
OFFICE CAMPBELL s. WmALEY,
No. SO Bno.D STREE,
CHARLESTON, Oct obcr %.
Rcr 4. ITcJstcr:
DEAR SIn-Your letter, received this
morning, was sent to Mr.. Campbell Mt Wash
ington, where he has been for some weeks.
also your article on Delaney.
Delaney made olcmn promise to begin
quarterly payments on October !, sharp.
Can you send his denial? Yours t-uly,
CAMrBELLs & WnALEY
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Full BRASS BAND in attendance.

For further particulars, sec Pamphlet,
which can be obtained Of
KIRK ROBINSON,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Or to either of the
Directors
DR. W. BARTON,
SAMUEL DIBBLE,
L. R. BECKwlfH,
CART, F. II. ". Biad1MAyy,
J. G. wANNAMAKER,
NJ. KELLER.
Q. D. RILEY.
oct IL 1874 al
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newspapers were as truthful rs the Times,
they Won II ull say The same thing respect
ing their own counties. Green will get but
very few votes outside of the Conservatives,
and not nearly all of them.
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ut your poll is deposited AMI conn.el Thcn
keep list of votes pollcl tina. you can swca
to.
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HsuttZ and NEaclkcy at Manning

CnAnLEsToS, S, c., Octobcr2l, 1874.
To the Editor Of Charleston Chronicle;
AS truth is mighty and will prevail. we
desire to make few statements in your val.
liable journal for the purpose of refutinr I'm
article appearing in the News and Courier
TO day. correspondent writing from Man
ming, over the sig ,nturo of Memo. would
have the roa'lers believe that all ia pold
that cutters anu that all is truth that np-
| pears in the print Of the News and Courier.
| We desire to say that il is absolutely false
that Mr. Mackcy Knocked Mr.. Du,tz down
and kicked him out of room ut Mann;ny
on the 18th. AS we were witnesses.
we know the whole truth of the matter
which is, that willie L. ". VI. Mackcy was
speaking Butte remarked that the state
mcnts Of Mackcy were falsc-whercupon
Mackey struck ct Buttz, which was lodged
by Buttz, who quickly rc!urnoI the intcn
dcd compliment by administering to Mack
"y, two severe slaps on tho head, which de-
Priveu hlm OF his artificial sight. Mackey
then drew out his revolver, but two well di-
rcctcd Kicks from Hultz caused Mackey to
let fall his pistol, and but for But,z's nu-
mcrous friends dragging Mackcy from Butlz
ho' Mackey, would have been badly uscl or
brought to town corpse. The whole affair
was then quie:cd down, Buttz taking posses
sion of the speakers stand, Mlckcy having
locked himself up in room with some OF
his Democratic frien:ls
The summing up the affair was. the
meeting unanimously endorsed Chamber
lain, Glcavcs and Buttz, and MacScy had to
come home minus his spcctac,cs and ristol.
ISAAC B. RIVERS,
Independent Republican.
J. W. SAWYER,
Rcgulnr Republican,
Leave your orders ut Etilarl's for views
of your residences.
The song the Grccntes will sing after the
third day of November
Dear Johnny's gone, he could not stay:
On heavenly meads he browscj
And now we sadly put away
Ills littlo chcckere trou, crs. :.
--.---.z-z.a,. :. sz-.rIzz..----
Stand by the ballot box until til. last vote
ut your poll is deposited anl conn'eI Thcn
keep 4 list of votes pollel tina. you can swear
to.
Echnrd makes large pictures in s 10
frames for $2sC0, anl larger size if desired.
No Democratic Ticket in the
Field.
"a CARD"
L. INI,LI I.c
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The song the Grcenites will sing after the
third day Of November.
Dear Johnny's gone, he could not stay:
On heavenly meads he browsci,
And now we sadly put away
Ills littlo chcckere trou, crs
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Stand by your colors, Republicans. Don t
vote any ticket with Green at tho heal Of t .
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THE SECOND
ANNUAL EXHIBITION
ORANGEBURG AGRICULTUR1L
MECHANICAL ASSOCIATION.
WILL BEGIN ON
Tuesday Nov. Sd 12 nj.
AND CONTINUE TILL
Friday, N v. 9Th s p. M.
ADMISSION so cents each day.
Children under 12 yearssshalf price.
Exhibitors Tickets whole Fair 81.
TOURNAMENT 81 Day.
BASE BALL Sd Day. :
DISTRIBUTION of PREMIUMS 4tb
Day.
ANNUAL ADDRESS SD DAY
BY
MAJOR L. w. WOODWARD,
President of the
STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
An Address on some Agricultural subject
will be delivered on Friday morning Nov.
9th, at 10 o'clock, by DIR. w. u. WAMER-
of Charleston, s. C.
Persons wishing to ENTER STOCK will
aid the Directors by applying to tho sccro-
tary and selecting their Stalls or Pens.
ARRANGEMENTS have been made with
the South Carolina Railroad, for the Trans
portntion of Articles and Animals for E,.
hibiticn for ONE CHARGE of Freight.
Visitors will get EXCURSION TICKETS
for tho Week
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The Marlboro Times says that the Rcpub
licnns in that county will MI vote for Cham
berlain, and that Green will get none but
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Echard makes large pictures in s 10
frames for $500, anl larger size if desired
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Leave your orders ut Et9nrd's for views
of your residences.
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THE CITY.

.,i 80 . ~, ,.cx. ~. ,., -,
Sunday last at Oakland Race Course. bet"eel
'Ae twp "rac. runners a tanhard and NJ
!pHhy, ior q diamond breast I'm. T. Eanharc
INNER. llihe - a.c"ld'. MI. VIRGIN
:3fhe' The pm over 10 MI. i-t'!hafa.
.rer.- Abou. m. n'cInck Yesterday after
'-o"n the dwelling "h N.d".re. between CLARA
-. Magnolia streets, owned ahd 'crnpl"! ~
,nraa u. ~. Nm .rI,t,,yf .lr .-na
ANoTHLE BLAZE. AboH' ~. o'clock -,
'"'ia, t.ftefn".n III re5l!"..' Il. ',.''h"' Ala-
Nm, ~. .r.,.,..g. III. II. n. ..li,.nDy
=. h,Il..rt .,i,ti.,i,,., ,Ii.,,. .i,,uao.. .,nIy
,.-r.l.oa hov...,.
,E ,..,. ,., ,a5.,
:,;.
Apou' go = CLOGS ~ MORN d
- 'ioAe 'nt ~ 'iis li'I.i'
t'9''' va ~. =" NH, i''i I.
''.iii.a 60 ~ -
- - Voc ~ "
Loss $500 Insured in the Merchants Nh.
:aal for $500 Their can he but little doubt
=. to the origin Of the fire. ~ a private watch
,n.n named Conway saw a man running away
from the spot whore the flames were trs,
visible He fired two shots AZ the incendiary
INT to no avail. Alarm. turned in from box
.l3.
BROKE Hrs LEG.-Joseph Hass, native ri
Russia, 80 years of age. ard a sailor on board
Of the steamship Tonawandl living head Of
st. Peter street, last nj glit about 1890 O'Clock
"gcloeh'alls pfoke nls le3 - po''ro tie NeS'e'
- vas 3ehe y 'iie iioSi''"l'
CoRN-Samuel Williams a piterer of corn.
yesterday came 10 sfiel III 'ie iiaF"of'
THE HosrITAI.- An unknown! boy about n
:ears Of age. found at No. 33l White street.
IN a sick and destitute condition. Wa. sent t.
81. Hospital
=, !.
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FRISBIE.
United States Commissioner Craig Sends
Him Down.

yesterday the notorious Frisbie again
appeared before L. S. Commissioner Craig.
j. response to summons, to hear the decision
u the case against him for .Xtorton brought
~ Michael Gleeson.
Commissioner Craig sustained the prosecn.
zion and sent Frsbie down before the United
States Circuit Court under bonds Of $3.50.
IN the case brought by Johnson. the tw"
Brought by +. W. Ames. and the one
by A. p. Hawthorn. IL! for extortion.
Irisbie waived examination and was r..
Qured to furnish bond ia each separate ease
IL the of $3.50 t" appear before the.
United States Circuit Court.
Frisbie's trouble is th;ckening and the end
:hat career Of dishonesty alway. leads t.
stare. him in the face.
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THE LATE DiSTILLERr ARSON CASE.

Az investigation. Ia, bee,. going on t., .o!n.
day, pas. betor. Jule. Lar.sche. i. III.
Behan distiller: fire. v. civ. Ii. following
testimony q. ts.ke,.
4. \. Behau--I an III. owner II ~. ENe..-i.t
I Ni-tllerv. corner .! Ferdinand and 'ha:tfe.
street. Mr. Murphy .la; cia,3"ot III. ,I-t4l!er'
III ~. nigh. Z ~. t.t And. tet0y.. .l.a' .n.
J. II. W.Dt,. Il. Moran -.re.' Wa employed
IA The lts:l:.l.@ hp'.-e. about tllrt. -!uar- 'roi.
~ 4isclor! I!. .cc'!i.ifs room !. il hia'eA :
Ill. i.stl.egE.
Y - making ,,y .9ud. passed ~. .i-til.,i.
al.4l'. o".aoI. that night cytr1 -;Il,.-, -.-,.
. o al .l@li' 80. got home Il. alarm - :
-. JI.'. my -u' ..IIlt'. N, ;.iI: t"lt ~ : -
\ Ill. cotton press jnn.et UP, ANT :'@rt ''~
: i.lu. eC.IaJel .n.lf-i.. - TIE place. N,.' :.
\ TIL. g.ctlfvln-5 .ephl. .nl '3l.n! :ha. thr -
beer. D.l7' open; r,.tlr tttk ant "'.h' aitt-".
;.n.r Murphy TIL. Waterman .. 'he Itls'. 49,.
coming toward. 'Ie rOrnes. II. Ill. Hu.. D-'i.
b.nnins in-id, md ii" -tarway: .za'lii.c.' =
after i. had h-cn put ont: saw .an o.. cJn..-
.iriun of mtammablc matter.
Mr. frank Murphy. Urquart street! III. /.
watehinan IL Bcnans di-tillerN: wa - th' a.
tillers the night Of August 23d: | stand tilr.r
all night: could not tell how the tire originated.
wa- IN the rear of the bnil'ling. when ! liz,
covered the fire: | after gong in frpu the
street when | went back III the rear Of the 'uld
ing. ! saw one Of the windows open; got two
buckets IF water to put the fire ont: men
came 10 my ASST 10 pun uio IRE "lIt Wii'h
discovered The ilie II was running up NE mann
met MI. "too dp''i' > c4och we "tit t.N-
ing ABOUT tiilee minutes "heh W. discovered i
was tilt opH person III me uistlIefI 'lt slS'rl
came thtte 70 BRING me my supper toid Nc! q
stay at the door 'ihtll went around g IS" Il
everything wa AL fi5ht. l suppose me iait
VINO set hrr, whoever II "a1, ufst ne gate open"
Another building III the helShhofhood was =, ~
hie me salle night me SAINT material was "7eo
AS "as tlooa mere. "a7 discharged the i'N'
morning.
Mt Goartz-l went TO the iirc at the dlstlllel%.
v hen got there II had mate cohslaeiab!t pro
8less 1t was bnrnln2 IL the second Iioor | -"
a i"t OF men mere dld not see MI MlirpH
.vf iiiteeh 81 twenty minutes al1tf lold III
stun tileF' "ith winch me IRE was set The cal
AZ the time we f"lin II was III setting position.
There va CORK III tne mole III the centre 81
the cork was a slow inatch There was sort "
hack STUN III III. can that looked I" me Hne
powder.
au5'is' Jur' No. 3o' D('a'nt- llE' "'a, th'
'ilstlery. There was 4 cry ot fire, jumped Y.
ana saw the smoke coming through. The '!ack""'
IA. Window:
James i. bnlS'' vas az IN III" AZ Beliai
'lsnil.ls on thc itSht III question: sa" VA
mixture burning: nave never seen az hpnsttt"!
ot VI. kllid beor" patrol IA" district foi ti'
board 81 insurance "!le1 Sot there th' place
wa, on lif'. :,
". 'hap'tf' no. - slollteSu, stteel, 'oN"i".-
ated the testimony OF the last witness.
Mr. mo- Siitpafd ~. Il fefdihand street go
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BANK NOTICES.


Citizens Bank of Ioui>ian:,-<o TO De-
postoi>.-Partie- having drlusi- IN tins Bank
informed that thy certificate at dtlto>
Ii therefor, bearing Interest at per cent iIIu
PAYABLE II and l. months which titicit,> tduc
uf moi dut VIII IL. received in meat 81 i'll dues 4"
the Bank. whether tor notes discounted Nuitgag,
Stock Loans dUs not .url. "I for purchase ~
Lands OF Rents thereon
The total amount "f deposits 0ntiuling 'iodt !.
les than >30o 0ue whilst the dues {" III. Etun for
which The certificates available. i upwards. .i
- O0o Gte-.i which ever II Geo eco is uiatIlltd
DtposIto1~ : untoItuuatti. locked up
fiu. viii tuj. there i need IT ,t,IIii. IN
their checks 1T rliuuu- discounts and also
that thu Temporary >lspc>iuno al tn, E;tih .r.- from
Tine drIinqHeucl,~ nj il debtors.
! lv- I" "a. tinr .yelN .XeIrion i. h.... mad.
thr hole nt "li..till- an.'arly re,tIu rton
avail al 'Ht occasion 10 thank Il. t.p.>it"i. ~
t.i t,l,l and consideration .l,4dN attended
IT, h" iafk. $50. t.. GAINES I'.e.id,ii'
New .,l.t.. sept 80 ..!.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-09

The City Council me, at noon. Hon. T.. t.
Wilt, Mayor. in the char. and al the Adj.
:ninistrlurs present.
Several ordinance, Of financial natur,
were passed: among them was one appro
'riatng Sol %. - .oE the pay L, il OF the De.
,tartment Of Improvements for the month ~
August; also another one appropriatny the
additional sum % SCI: for expense, ~ th.
Department OF IMPROVEMENTS
AIS" An ordinance .rovIdin. for Til. pay.
!u.nt Of tn several accounts .hor.Il4 ,tll.i Il.
among which were the 'oii loving:
Eremen's Charitable Association Of New
orleans. for services rendered in the month .!
August, 1873. as PER contract. Sli.6I9 -.
Firemen's charitable Association -: III.
Fifth District. 70, service, rendered III III.
:nonth Of August. 1871. - ;er contract. soc.
Fireman. Charitable Association .. The
Sixth District. fox service. rendered III til.
month OF :.g.s'. 1874. as veg contract.
:ll33 80.
Administrator Bi.wste. submitted his reg..-
~ monthly report, which was approved
BY resolution Of the Administrator OF Cofn-
.n.rce, permission was granted to Herman
Role to erect blacksmith shop on Magazin.
street, between Sonlat ana Robert.
4 resolution authorizing the is,u. Of drain
ne bonds in settlement Of the claim 81 L. Il.
Benson, $500 was read twice ana went over
j. did also a resolution authorizing the issue
ri wharf improvement bonds for Sls0O, III
settlement OF the claim Of v. v. Wakes ii
5000 for timber.
Resolutions authuriZin. contracts with
Chas W. William and Peter Markev for lum-
bel and timber to be used IN the extension
Of the Cromwell steamship wharf. WAS adopted,
After the receipt and proper rettrenc, ot N
number Of communications and petitions. .Le
Council adjournment.