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WebriDern Aubler
Wift III beraeKsu i!

Nidt 3u bergeKsn!
che man eine 9eibafts= ooe1 YersniisuusS Reiie
antritt cine 3uials Yolice In Der lang etablrten
uno perantnortiten Travellers Life and Acct
dent Insurance Company 5u loien. IS btlft
ouf perihieoens lSeiie.
Qusaeitelte ansemene 3rfaGs=P =PoIceu. .... .319,47
=Seriiberung5s Bolicen.. 19,4H
Be;ablte lnpride iir lln9lldSidle nno eez
bensperluite. 81 ,653.93
GOe1Qm1nt>StHnQqHe.. ZyJ0i,l iO.Go
ue6erid9uG iiber Standardization. 96s. .422. .6S
9bos. &. WeDuire, Staatszasent,
(Nuo20iDt!) i'm ,Sun>"@ebduoe.
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Neru.iid)te SepeiGen aus
ytetp=g)prf.

gsem-gorf, 6. gspt. = 9ie 9psiez
4usfubr uad) europa betrug beute 100000
in Sob unD S62 1897 III Silberbarren.
- Die National= =Baumtpollen~ S0rie mirb
lire Serlammlung i'm ndd9iten Sabre in
@Eeenbrier sSbits Sulpbur =Springs, abs
halten.
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sine m6rSeriiG1e 9eituuaSpreige

YbtlabeIp b IA, 5. Septbr. = 3ente
Morgen y llbr ereignete iid III Dem YreBz
lofale oes rYbil. Oenofrat" ein idredlides
llngliid. lor. ISM. @carp, Der Walhiniit,
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Sdut mebr bel ben Sofal= SebDroeu finoen.
Der BrGiioent itellt iebeS Serfahren sunl
Sduee bes Siioens Der @erihtSbarfeit Der
0fegierllng anbein1, nno tpeii't ben Sberbun.
pesahpalt an, Sorii6tSmaBregeln su treifer,
nm 9enaltafte sn btutertreiben uub iprid)t
ielne Serettmtlllgfett ans, ncnn n0tbig,
Sruppen Su !Siilie Su ienneu. Gs lit nid)t
n6tbtg, baB Sruppen Der Ser. Staaten in.
lnitten bes Solfes bon youitana itationirt
merben. 9ieie Srnppeu m09en ebeulomobl
III blclenl, iuie III leoem anoeren Staate unz
tergcbradlt iperben, bcnn 0ouiiana lit ei1
Sbell Der Ser. Staaten; oas f0oerallltiide
9erldtSlpelcn mag Qud) ebeno, lpie friibcr,
81 pirfen iortfabrcu. Sclbit ole eifrigiten
Nnbdn9er Der Sipiire6t5blil fDunen feline
&lage 9egeu 2ouiiiaua fiibreu, baS Solf oes<
Ielben aber proteltirt gegen Die i'll 9lusiid]t &C
itellte Scrfol9uug burh Die Suuoe5 @uidte
uno gegen Die llnterbriidnng ScitenS Ser
Sunoestruppen, weld)e nidt ioluobl SIR I'm
terSriidung bon @emalttbdtigfeiten, ais I'M
eS bel ben beuorebenocn 9Sablen ein,uihiid)-
tern, ibnl aui ben 0alS geid)idt merOeu. Die
angebrohte Strfolgung, ncrhiillt mt Dem
Dtantsl pon riGterlid)em Strfabren, lit IN CT
bGrnlider Eelle uno in Dem eraltirten Gone
Der Sepeid)e oeS Ser. Staaten Oiitritts Nn-
malt BON Nouiliana an ben @ouperneur auS-
gcipro6eu."
Sranoftiftnm0spcrimdl 1T Te,p=
Srlcans.
Neru > rleanS, >. Sept. - @eltern
IbenO mur0e bn5 Sireau pe8 General- 9lu-
malte5 6telOS I'M st. 1ouiSzootel, uclheS
IeBt ais StaatSfapltol bctutt miro, erbro=
d)en uuo alle 9lfttn ltllo HecoroS aui cincn
9anfcn gciuorftu, init &oblen6i angcieudJtet
uno in SrauO geitedt. @lIdlibermeilc 9ing
oaS SelIer aus nllO nur elnlge Eapiere brann-
ten an; Der 9fcit lit aber our1 oas Del falt
gemoroen.
1tcberid,ipc Ocs Hio
@ranoe.
Srounso sotlle, Ser, 6. September. -
SIS lit bier loebeu Die 9tadlrid)t eiugetroifcn,
oaB Der paien pou 8raSo5 Sautiago, Der aui
Der Snlel eneS Namen8 so Oicilcn Don bier
llegt, uoultdnoig iibefibmemmt lit. 0ie pom
SclS gebaltem 4oauier iino idmmtlid) iue9ge-
6mommen. Die Seluobuer, Dereu 3abl I'M.
]eidbr 81 lit, babeu ihre 3ufludt in Sdbne
Jenommen, oa man aber bis lett gtid)tS bon
bnen geb0rt ODER geleben hat, 10 fiirdbtet man,
oaB ile bon Der bort tbr itarfen Slutb in Die
Gee btnan5getrteben poroeu iiub.
Sraaoe.
8Gtlaoelpbia, 5. Scpt6r. - 0eute
Dforaen muroe y. IS. SarneS' &oiferfabrif
,ur6 5euer Serit6rt. Gtrluit $4,000
Gan Sran5iSco, 5. Septbr. - 0aS
Stdotden Wtofeunlne=0ill, Sal, wuroe &C.
tern Jfa6mtttag ourd 6euer Seritort.
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u TT ESQ e II.

S. SaneD
1T bon Nr. 14t, &3eit=Baltimorez, nab Nr. 35.
Eoro GbarlesttraBe, se3osen, tuoielbf Elm eb'
GROCER Borratb BON
WeniGen=Ga anret,
oils: VerrIden, Spupees I, 0eiled,t ten, So Den &C.,
ioDie aud
Nartamerie'u, &amme, 9iiriten, Ed6er,
5Oilcttem> uno Syancp=4trttfeI
su ,ebr bilieen Breiien su fnoeu iino.
e. Saneg, ytr. 35, Wcro=Gbarless,
etne Xbiire oberbulb Der eerinston Stra6e.
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@idtiae Mmsetqe

tar 0tunoet9 ! 4 III erl
@emotbe AbtIitts, Cssspools, Senflo6er uno onbere
Yerttetnnsen ne,ben ssi Ease seleert obne dblen
@eru6 ourdb ben ueuen
SeruMteten MuS9ra Bun SsMbbarat.
Vile Mnftrdse fperoen prompt beioref.
Sdreou Nr. A, Noro 9pHtenpftrahss
(San6, ,t2Yte1)
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Ser fauterSG,Ieii In WSimtteiota.

ytew Yor +, 5. Sept. : Charles Dtc.
SSlrath, Der oes llnterifleifS beIf]uloi9te
Staats=auoiteur BON Rinuelota, bateine Gr-
ildrung per5hentlidt, in ruelder er ableusnet,
oab er llnterldlsife begangen babe; er lagte,
bas Gomtte babe duBerit ciulsitig sebanoelt
uno Tim feline @elegenbelt ge9eben, eine grs
fldrung ab3useben.
ct. y III. 5. Sept. = Seit Der geitrigen
9epei6e bat baS SpeStal-@omite Der 9eleb-
gebung ieiue angabeu 9ednOert. Der Inter
ldleii beSiffert iicb aui 100000. Die yBreHe"
ipridt Die 1ofinung aus, ba6 McSlratb i'm
GtQnhe len merbe. bic Galle ail erfl1reu.
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Sermii9te Mn3eisen.
Die faufmdnnifd,e Macntur noa
q. o. Dunn & Comp,

alttmore.
(Gtablirt i'm Sunt 184f-)
Diefes Gtabiiiiement lieiert (nur an lnterIhr II
ale uotbieeu betailIrtea Suformationeu biufbtlit +
Der Steauns, Serantwortltbtet &c. pom Saufeutn
6dnolern Il. I. 10 innerbdlb Der Ser. Staatcn, z er
ritorieu unb Srtiihzgtorb= glmerifa aud ieietn II
ain Reieren3 93ub, Deldbes bic gtGmeu pom mctr,
ais 100000 aaueuten II. /. 10. unb oeren 0iaten rne
Die Steuun9 berIelben entbdIt. IS lit baS con pc
teite unb uaseoebnteie SpiteR, peIdes icmats III,
SeauemIIbteit oer Sanfz unb 0anbelsbduier uno iii
Bic augemenc ScrbeiIeruu9 unb Den Sdue be5 pan
>eI5 organifrt nuroe. 90 SpeiSbiireaus baben iplr
pelte in ben bGup.iIhliditen Stabteu fno; unier
Srleihterunsen torneu niht ibertroifen iuereen.
Ism. q. Searietf, bierlpobuenber @ompG9uon.
BB- 6dlIi9e 2luiprIdc fperoen eir9eSoseH uno GSe.
dbtsahcn i'm au9enetnen bcior9t. (Sau2l,tSD
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Mu bic 50. 9reber, &eap & g.,
Vr.17, EIos8anjtra6e.

beitdtigen, oab mir Sbre Ssarbeu felt einiser 3eit
perfaufen uno oaB bieiebcu Nllen, pelde fie Sc
braua baben uirsosnbei sess5esn haSsn.t ssIt. sss
fur bieielben in Nuipruh ue9.nen.
lalini16=linntSHl anh. Is. Water s Snhn.
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yermillbte Mn3eigelt.

Sajar
npm gutpaifeno ettSs sletoeri6ntttett.
yeue Sd1ultte! yteue Sd,nitte!
9sir eroifneu beute neue gapierz Sbntte fir ben
Serbf 1874.
S6nitte BON aleioungsfiden
fir Sdmen, 0erreu uno ainber.
1000 pertdlicoeme sd,nttte snr Mnsmabt.
Oieie bibiden Sdntte iiuo ausseIi9rt uno sez
iduitten pon 3euten, fpelde bic bohite Sae IN oet
&unf bes 3leioermahene erreiht baben, uno tann
gidts bic 4ccurateiIe uno Die gotonmenbelt oieier
Shnitte fir irseuo cine 9efalt erreihcn. Sur9
ibreu @ebrau6 lpiro cine iblehte 6isur beoenteno
perbeiiert.
gu baben bei
Webrdoern gutler!
Gr. II, Noro 9o.paro=Strabe-
NGeini9en Asenten
Der 8asar:SGnitte far oenStaat Warglans.
2AI2tPt
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8. &attte, 9eransseber.
epe3ial >Noti3e,t.
8aIttutort
FIRE 9nfuranff Wfhfe.

8aIttmott
efre 9afuraufe Office,
ea9tpeNs :sde bon eeutb. nne SSater. strake.
9ieie gsieaidott Deriibert tortmdbren6 sessn Ysrs
up ober S1assn bur& Draueuuslid iopo5i in De,
staot, pie TN 2anbe, ole Nrten bon giaentbum,
@o9r~, eaben> unb 9Baarenbauier, San6eIssiter,
aiesoaus Proeutte, Wloteln, sous G5erdtbitaiten,
In In Sau be9rtHene ooer I'm Safeu In saouus 6efinoz
1.-The sSd5rSeu9e u. (. 10.
Oa5 Oireftortum befteht aus tolseuben Serreu:
Rm: O. S 5arrtiou, Yrdfoent;
Geo. U. Yiders, s. b. 9apff,
Sauib g. WifIon, &. Robt. Senfins,
Soiiab Bennington, 6. Wlorton Stemart,
SSraacts Z. 3ina, 9. &. Refucomer,
Senrp Carroll, OroiIe Sor.ptY,
81. g. Steuart %. %. Taplor,
SSEn. 8. Brune, Ssraet eoben,
G5eorge 6. Sariion.
MISUNDERSTANDING nne pet!ere Na trt!t lbe.
Con s. un6 Batsritrese, ertbeiIt, mo auh ole alfz
trioe fofort ereotst tperoen. gNrf6eruuSen meroen
Gufis9eae cine 6rit ansenommen. ipelte Der applis
faat mini ben mag.
(5anl,i5D 0r. gSoooportb, Se,r.
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gSa b1ng ton, 6. Septeniber. : Sm
Shabbepartement merben jett Die gefeble
sur St)lieBung Der Office Der @ebeimpoll;ei
in Nerp= =yorf uno sur Iblieferuns aaer slftsn
Sas s. 'rs bon n osm solicitor @ilion asanmsYite
Der Gebeimpoliset nno ben @tnbrud i'll Die
Sfftce bes Oiinittsanualts miro crit bcfannt
genuad)t meroeu, menn Die 8ro3eiie gegen Die
Setbeilgten 10 nett porgei6ritten iino, oaB
Die Ser0fientli9uug Der anfla9e nltt nlebr
idhGhlirl lit
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proftabler, ba lie bis ;u $1,000 @sinsewinu
pro Ider llHb Sabr ablperfeu.
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A1oorf's Ro(en- -babnpulper

4a1oorf's Ro(tn- Babupulper
effett0 reinist uno matt Die Sabne meib, lort ben
Weinitein ab, unb peroinnert bos Serberben ber
3dbne Die saeon Der Sba6tel 1T ueu, nieolid, be-
anem nno ipaariam; 4reis % @ents. gu baben in
allen apotbeten uno Drosuen=9 anoIuu9en.
(Aug5, ,12Utef)
IS, $8 nMo SO gefpart.
SD erlaube obise 0istonti ouf gtdtmaidinen
ON ole Yeriouen, Die in meinem Slireau faufen. SD
beitditise feline @olporteure, I'M @u1 in Gureu
5duiern beibwerlib Su fallen, ionoern erlaube Die
Gommiiiion Gub ielbit, meru Sbr Su mir tomnt.
Sd pertaufe aae artfnsidbmaibinen, uernlietbe uno
reparire beie(beu. s. 4. Wc&enncS.
VII. 1856, Weft=SapetteftraBe, uno
(Viai26,1S9) gir. %, Sft>Yaltimoretr.
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CSrflGrunD.

Grfldrung.
Da Elm @eriit in Der Staot cirtulirt, oab mir aus,
pertaufen, unier 9edft auf3useben, 10 er8reiten
nir oiefe @elesenbeit, um unieten Slnoen uno Dem
a aufseben, ionbern nur Wenf6)enbaare sum
8ofpreiie nerfauien, UNI uneren Sorratb 5u rebuff
rem. Nir ba6en 100 Saar9efied,te $1.50 bis $75
pro Stid, pelde mir 5um aoenpreie ablaiien fers
5000 yaros ri5ettes 5n 80 Gents uno tbeurer oz
ipie elm angenRine5 NHortiment BON 9aaripaaren,
Saarbhriten, 8dmmen IL. YarTiimerie'n. Utan iprebe
nor in ytr. 62, eeNnstonfraBe, uno beiebe fid bic
Baaren =. Seauuerct,
(San26,1St) Er. 6s, Hertn8tontfraBe.
yteuer Seppid>2aoen.
Soe6en eroffnet In ytr. 1873, Suo=esroaospap,
nebeu benz fdotiden Sdulsebduoe, nabe Banfftr.,
roo idD itets einen pollen Torratb BON
Seppt6en, gSahStud;, Watten &C.
an Saub babe. Stbone 5i4 Watten 5u % @ents,
4l4 farrtrte Ytattem su Is @ents, gutter sSnaram=
9epptdt 5u 371a Gents.
g. Gedlt, ium.,
(YDrI9. .12Yttey) Nr. i29, Glib o=y5rOQomaq.
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mar beiddftist, Den Sbueihe Gplinbsr Der
8uaod=Yrei su reinisen, als burd ir9enb
eiren i3ufau Der We9anismus in 8elpeguus
gerietb unb Dem armen Maidliniiteu oie6ano
am @elenfe abssidnitten muroe. Der I'M
gliidlide Wann itteB einen burdorinsenoeu
Samersensidrei aus; man Sog tim 10 raid
ais m6slid aus Der Waihine ilno bradte i'm
in bas 5oipital. - Gi9entbiimlidl senus iit
oieies oieielbe Prefe, rpelfe Srn. SullOd,
hrpu Srfiuhpr f1ht,tp
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Grmorouna etmes Yolt3et.Gbefs.

, 05Itt0N, P1., 8, Sept. = NM NTtl-
tag 4beno wuroe Der PollSetd)ef elauler BON
einem 0cuti6en, ytamens 9eorge 2app, mel
der betruuteu auf Der Strabe nmberldrmte,
erihoHen. @lauler mar Elm Dtitglieo oes
Maurer Srbeus unb etn sea6teter Siirger
Sn Dem Stdotd,en berridte groBe Iuireguus
unb es wurben Orobungen aus9eitoben, ben
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sotaloiom's Y,,ftballo,,.

allento own, Ya., 6. Sept. = Oonalb=
ion's 2uftbalon ySarnum" itieg geitern
9tahnllttag III philadelphia anf, fam III Der
Na6t in Oer ytdbe DON 9teabiug uieoer, itieg
beute friib I'M 10 llbr mieber in Die 50be uuo
lieb iid in unierer Soritaot beuts Nahrittag
11hr ,,tr fSrAe
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3. U. 2ebering & Wtcgltee,
staentbiimer Der 5odIeb= Uebl= DiabIen,1
Nr. 3B Mno 53, Wemmereeftra6e.
asefcrroir Namilienz, ReierpOirs GrtraH, Sodlep.
Grtraz uno grdhauae- -GrtrazUiehl. (DeSi6,iS.ia2)
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81 10 BE Saneiro, 5. Scptbr. - Die
9eputirtenfammer bat Die SorIhldge Der III
ramontaucn gum Smpeahment otS Uiini.
lteriums megen SohuerratbS uub Ssrid,u0
run9 gegeu bic 0teli9iou ciuitimnlig Suriid>
gelulelen uno iih bis sum y. .. VI. per-
taQt.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-03-19
Homicide.

Onycsterlay morning Mr.. Harvey, the
Marshal of Lawrenceville, shot and in
stantly killed u young man named
George Baugh. At tho time of the ter
tible occurrence both of the men had been
drinking. 1t seems that Baugh had
been arrested and fined for some viola
tion of the town ordinances, and while
the marshal had him in custody he en-
dcavored to make his escape.
The Marshal started in pursuit, and
caught him inst as lie was climbing over
a fence. He seized Baugh, pulled him
back, and throwing an arm around him,
put his pistol to his head ard fired
Che ball passed through Baughs face
and logged i'll his brain, causing almost
instant death.
The deceased is a young man some
twenty three or twcntyfour ycals oi age.
lie belongs TO Il most respectable family
i'll the neighhorhnod, but is of disspatcd
habits.
So far as we have heard there had
been no bad feeling between himself and
Harvey, and the whole of the terrible
occurrence seems to have dated its origin
TO free use Of whiskey.
The whole town of Lawronceville is
deeply agitatcd over the affair. Marshal
Harvey was at once arrested and
thorough investigation will take place
As court is now in session in Lawrence
vile, the trial may come off in few
days.-Atianta Constitution.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-03-19
GENERAL NEWS.

The state of New Hampshire has cloc-
ted democratic govcnor by over one
thotGand majority.
Two NEGROES fought duel NJ Sand
bar Ferry near Augusta, OH Saturday
last. Oae Of them named Blair was
shot in both legs.
The superintcndcnt Of public schools
for Illinois says that colorcd children go
unedncated there being refused admission
TO the common schools.
One Of The great industries of the
North is cheese manufacturing. In a
single county Of New York the capital
invostcdin this pursuit amounts TO $4,000,
0G0, returning an annual income OF
81 100000.
Carroll county has but two criminals,
in the Georgia pcnitcniary, and at this
time :hcrc is not q single occupant in the
county jail. This speaks well for Il
country having over eleven thousand
population, and some two thousand voters.
The Griffin News rises to explain that
the lady and children said to have been
poisoned by eating robins that had been
feeding on China berries, is Incorrect.
The robins had been eating the seed of
the Osagc orange.
An immigration convention is to be
held in Raleigh, N. c., OH the 18th of
next mouth, at which the farmers of the
Old North State will discuss the question
of supplying themselves with white
European labor.
a flying machine is Building at Aub-
urn. n. \. Steam is the motive power, and
by it four wings are moved. The machine
is described rs something of the appear
ancc Of q tnrret tower to a monitor.
carrying above it mast OLA vessel, with
spars attached and swinging around it
with balloon basket suspended under.
meath.
The newspapers of the larger citi5s are
tccmlng with accounts of poverty and
destitution, and of the measures taken
for the relief of the poor. Pnnpcrism
grows as the census grows, and soup
houses, with its decentralization tcndcn.
cies, is likely to become Il fixture in this
country. Perhaps the New York week
lies might do something toward staying
this spread of ofimpccuniosity ifthcy would
let up q little on their theory abont early
marriages.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-03-19

iliia Harden who was convicted of
conspiracy on the Sd of May 1872, in tho
United States Circuit Court, in Charles
ton, and sentenced 10 four years impris-
onmcnt in the Albany Pcnilantiary and
10 pay Il fine Of 500 has been pardoncd
by the President, on the rerammcnda-
ton many citizens of South Carolina.
He has served out two years of his
term of imprisonment.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-03-19
STATE NEWS.

" ! 2
Mr.. j. Davis, tho oldest man in Andcr-
son County, died recently ut tho adyan-
ced age of 102 years.
The new cotton mill in Greenville will
be in operation by May with fifty-six
looms and three thousand and three
hundred spindles. For the present yarns
will be manufactured.
Mrs. Hampton, wife of Wade Hamp.
ton of South Carolina, recently died at
Charlottesville, Virginia, Mrs. Hampton
was the daughter and only child of the
great George McDuflic.
Educational institutions are meeting
with much encouragement in Abbcville
county. The colleges ut Due AVett and
Cokcsbury, and the schools throughout
the are well attended, and the young
people manifest desire to learn.
Samuel Todd, who was convicted of
Of the crime of rape in Abbcrville, iu
1871, and sentenced by Judge Orr to
hard service in the Pcnitentiary, has,
upon the recommendation of numerous
citizens, been pardoned by the Governor.
III. w. Purvis, Adjutant and Inspector
General, has rendered his resignation to
the Governor. He declares that the re-
cent appropriation is totally inadequate
to meet the expenses cf his department.,
which he considers an insult. The Leg
islaturc requested the Governor to accept
his resignation.
The Executive Board of the State
Convention of the Baptist denomination
of south Car lima, respectfully requests
any church desiring the meeting of the
Convention in November next to make
such application to the Board at an ear
ly date. The invitation from the Cheraw
Church was withdrawn, from satisfactory
considerations
The House Of Representatives adopted
a resolution last week that u Committee
on Privileges and Elections be requested
to report, at an early day. Il bill to pro-
vide for the general elections. and the
manner of conducting the same, toinclulc
the registration Of all legal voters, in
accordance with the provisions Of the
State Constitution
Upon the Recommendation of Judge
Cooke and Solicitor Blythe, the Governor
has pardoncd George Mcclellan, alias
William George, convicted of grand
larceny OF The March, 1873, term of the
criminal Court fer ocqnec county, and
sentenced to ionryears I hthe Penitcn,iafy
the pardon to take effect on the fist
day Of April next
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-03-19
PROSPEiCT TTTS
OF THE
:. .NozO i'1 YORK. Vaobly .Heruzd.
JAS. GORDON BENNETT,
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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-03-19

Three men belonging to IL masked
party who hanged an old man in Will
l'amson county, ILL.,, over u year and Il
half ago, and were tried but moi convic-
ted in the county court, arc now on trial
under the kn-Flux act, the first case
thcrcupdcr, i'll tic United States Circuit
Court at Springfield They are charged
besides the murder Of Nancil, with going
i'll disguise on the premises of various
persons, whipping some, driving others
from the county, taking the roof from
houses to make the inmates leave, forci-
bly, settling disputes about farm lines,
and generally settling matters through
the county.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-03-19

yHyIIE PHOENIX IRON WORKS HAVE
IL for sale the following ENGINES, BOIL.
ERS and MACHINERY. Will be sold cheap
for cash:
1 New Eight-Borse Power Portable5sI en-
CINE and Boiler, (Cylinder 6 by 12,) mounted
OH wheels, complete for steam.
i New SiN-Iiorse Power Portable Engine
and Boiler, (Cylinder by I0,) complete for
steam, but no wheels
New Twenty Horse Power Horizontal En-
ginc, (Cylinder 10 by 1S)
:, ! New Eight-IIorse Power Portable Boiler
(Locomotive.)
. New Steam Winch 10 hoist 1000 pounds.
l New Saw MILL Wood Frame, with 5Oinch
Saw, % feet Garage, and so feet of Track, with
2 Head Blocks,(a great bafgain.j
2New Eightccn-nch Circular Saw Benches
with Saw.
An nepectiou solicited, when information AZ
office. PHQ9NlX IRON WORKS,
Charleston, sc.
feb. ID At