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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-02-14
CoLuMB1A, S. c., Doc. Goth, 1870.

To The Editor Orangeburg Neps:
SIR have the honor to inform you that
at meeting of the Board Of OGioers, cre-
atod by an Act entitled San Act to Regulate
the Publication of all Legal and Public
Notices." the following resolution was adop-
ted
Resoioed That tho "ORANd EBURG
NEW sis hereby designated as the OFF,
ClAL PAPER for tho Publication Of all
Legal Notices and Official Advertisements of
the County Ofiioers in the County of Orange
burg.
Respectfully, &c.
F. l.. CARDOZO,
$50. Of State
Per W. r. JONES.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-02-14

A lady desiriag to purchase pair of
boots, objected to the thickness of the
soles. els that the only objection 2"
inquired the salesman. he lady said
it was. "Ihen can assure you, mad
ame," said he, "that the objection will
soon wear away"
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-02-14

Mr. Max Wagner, formerly of Lewis
willie has rec .n;ly removed ts Fort
Motto, of which place he ha. ju.t be N
appointed Postmaster much to the re
lief of that Settlement which has
.e abeen iirsscverSl moushs uith,u. postal
Saaesomincdationa
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-02-14

Mr.. 4. G. Tobin has just completed
on the front of Messrs Mosely, Crook
& Copes' storo new sign which is
credit to Che above young man, and
speaks for him success in the future as {.
sign painter. @
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-02-14

: A dnainisa rator,a NOtico.-All
IN persons having any demands against
the Estate Of Jacob Carroll late Of Fort
Motto. deceased. will present the s,m, for
payment to W. J. DeTrcville, ESQ, Attorney
nt Law, in Ornngeburg, or 10 the Subscriber.
And those Indebted will make payment to
MARY A. CARROLL, Hgil
Administrative. ,,,
jau I1 1874
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-02-14
NEW SIGN

NEW SIGN
As We look over the way We observe
neatly painted on ths side Of their store
the name Of Messrs ii oscley, Crook g.
Copes, which is decided improvement
's''S Oh the outside, but when you enter the
door you will be surprised to notice
what full and complete stock they
have recently added to the inside. In
fact these gentleman have one of the
best asserted stocks Of groceries ever
offered in our market. They have the
i best stock Of seed Irish potatoes in the
market, which they are disposing Of very
Mfassy e gsE
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-02-14
Boots and Shoes,
Notice of Dismissal.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ONE
1N month from date l will Filo my Final
Account with the Hon. Aug. b. Knowlton,
Judge of Probate for Orangeburg County,
and ask for Letters Of Dismissal as Guar.
dian OF the Estate Of Viola V. Riley.
OMAN u. RILEY,
Guardian.
January 11th 1879 At
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-02-14

Straus Streets mill is still running
with full head of steam, and they are
prepared to fill all orders for rice, meal,
grist and wood at the shortest notice.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-02-14

PLANK, BYALL MEANSI

Several months ago friend promised
to give US an estimate Of tho probable
cost aof ,lplanking Russell Street from
Meroney's corner to the depot. Our
friend must have forgotten his promise,
sbut! Orangeburgars are beginning to be-
licve that a plank road between the
poiuts named is necessity. Here we
are, growing, prosperous town, Que Of
the most prosperous and growing in the
State, and ye! our principal thoroughfare
is generally in condition which would
disgrace a respectable swamp after
actually, to have a stranger pass through
that part of tho town. The only won
der is that cranes and Aan,ngoes and
k9therllong legged birds dou't so to
house se-keeping on the banks OF Russell
"Creek." We shall have snipe shooting
there next year if our city grandfathers
don't stir themselves.
GNow. a little energy, little pluck,
little perseverance, aud a little indcpen
'dcnce on the part of the Town Council
oa'weud remedy all this. The Mayor
:and Aldermen were elected to do
the towns business why don't they
do it? Of course such plank
noad would cost something and pro
ihably good deal, and Of course the
'old fgsies would grumblc. But let them
.grambla-thcy always do. Beside, it
hpleascs them and it don't hurt anybody.
I.et them grumble, we say but don't
mind them.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-02-14

Donations received in Hebron Town.
ship at Hebron Church for the benefit
Of the Carolina Orphans Home by Ms.
j. T. G. Kenneriy local Agent
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-02-14

If you want good cheap segar, so
down to Mr.. Frank Briggmann's
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-02-14

GOOD GARDENS to be had
by buying your Garden Seeds
a1ssl Onion Sets from
f.. EXk1lAHH;E..
WliO gets all his Seeds frOna the
Celebrated firHn OF Ip. Fam
drelIl az Son.
n. Members Of Oranges
will bc supplied at Grange
prices.
jan 10 At
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-02-14
COPARTNERSEHIEo.

CVEA 1S I'm EHES kAlHo. Hi
The Undersigned having this day assoei.
ated with them Mr.. ROBERT COPES, the
business will hereafter be conducted under
tho firm name of MOSELEY, CROOK &
COPES.
J. W. MOSELEY, Ti
W. K. CROOK. r't
January 18th, 1874.
All persons Indebted to the old firm Of
MOSELEY & CROOK, will make imm e,liate
payment and Nil debts due by said firm will
be paid by the firm Of MOSELEY, CROOK
& COPES. lH.
W. J. hIOSELEY, .t
w. X. CROOK,
ROBERT COPIES.
January ll,h. 1874. as o;,
Special attention is called to our full
variety Of LANDRETIS GARDEN SEEDS.
jan II 1874 3t .
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-02-14

.as9(( ]gIf yyau r'raat a nice Briar root pipe
1genuine) ga,eto DR.. A. g. Dukes who
Y. has just received 6ue lot, and with his
f. many other articles is Offering them
- low down.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-02-14

Capt +. F, W. Briggmannhas just
SSg aseeisedSa full supply Of choice groceries
-, and other goods. Our citizens are we'll
I acquainted with our jolly Captain and
N n never lgo there without coming
!, away we'll ploased with their bargains
20 sHia aorpa, of ciarss are always ready to
er<Sfaae serve customers in, the most polite and
accommodating manner.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-02-14
The StateIOf Som bh Isssl
ORANGEBHRa su0tjNRE

The State OF SllTl 6E vi st 4,
oRANGEBURa COUNTY,.
II Ix,.4h rhE 4; 'co,G2asyg & sg't,s' 81 radnaass.
BY AGqqHfsTlgs Hq3f p 3KsiaoFI eaa.
Judge Of Probate iasssaa oeaaaA
!, 1WHEREAs;yI Irene FL. Sbassa aIsfh aszslsi
suit to meto grant TO her lettpFa .c9 AZ
tanisiration' Of tho Essss sts a,sa sSfksasses a.
Catherine shnler, 1lataofssia eaatatys o.
These are therefore u cite, and a;ISshaoaiss sSh
al and singular, the kinired Hnsf sSaiiasa
Of the said deceased, 10 he ana nppsaF q.
fore nieiat a. Cofift Of d zas. sEe saia
5Eounty, to be ha,deRst ny sf Ia slyaaee-
burg, S. c., on the, 2lat day pe Eahguags.
1874, Mt ii o'clock AZ A., 10 aGhds eausSfs
any, a., y why Y. M The asid AapiEissssiiss ahsaiS
Given anaep my hand seasa tks sSSfsee sAs
Corrt this ,aIst day of ;E1sb. a. % ig7s,
aud in the 9th year Of Arnssiran Eaa5e.
o pendeneo. 10 'bS5ti bs9a9sssl
[L.s.] AUGUSTUS p. Esf0sssareg,
jan 3l-at JndFs Dg F,gsheaA
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-02-14

JUST OPENED next door to Co,uelson's
with q stock Of
Boots and Shoes,
Selected from the Manufacturers expressly
to suit HARD TIMES, both as regards
QUALITIES and PRICES.
To be satisfied that such is the case, the
citizens of Orangeburg and vicinity are re-
spectfully invited to call and examine my
Stock, MS hope TO be able to show, not enly
that there is something "New under the
Sum-" but also something to benefit the un-
dcrstanding. Call and SEQ.
T. d. BOYD.
nov 8 l2m
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-02-14
Mcssrs ". al. Crook, Frsuk Br;rr

Mcssrs ". Is. Crook, Frauk Br;gg
ID imam. &C. d. Korjshr, M. Il. Nc
sAiitdaJl and j M BruasoI, Committee
~.of Arrangements of the Yo,rns America
Fire Company, desire us TO state that
co'ored Tissue paper, in AIRY quantity,
So fands already paid for by the Company,
may lbe fuuud at the store of Kirk
Robinsun iby those charming and ex.
'cellsnt :. ladies who may deem it agree
:ssble Ito assisttin the floral decoration of
fthe Young America Fire Engine, on the
occasion of the Company goth Ami
wcrsary, tho Gath day OF February
sszsinstant..
So mote it be. Ladies, 60 to work
and God bless youl
------.1szzzzzss-- .sza.-z.-..--
JApolice justice in Chicago wass me
what sastonished when vagrant tried
before hun counted out S5S, 900 in green.
backs.
sE, lord what blessing such prisoner
: 1Aatould be toaa South Carolina Trial Jus
,9Gsdis,ss}} 5E.}
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-02-14
10 @ A l..
SATURDAY, FEB, ii, 1874.
TO E0RRESpONDEN7S-

TO CORRESPONDEGTS-
"There's Beauty Everywhere" f"
I'd, 1otThero's precious little in the verses
10 oeannder that Damo sent. to us from
the Fork. Try again, friend You
have done excelently on other occasions
and we ARG always glud to hear from you.
Sentiment however, is not the f.tte Of
saa 1she, Ferkso ,pa 5as1. a
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-02-14

So mote it be. Ladies, 60 to work
and God bless youl
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-08-26

ermabnen; Six r Prine -Baptists;
Iiuel6e fibr @anbens6efeniltnib in ben 8
| Pnnften besj Briefes 2all pie 6ebr.s6, lis
IformirenI: B,lbes Maube, Saltfe, 9dnbes
|anFesen, Mufer(tebung Der sSpbe,gi etui=
E9es @eriAt, Nanlentli6 erfiarsn4ie bas
panheanf flegen als notblpeuOiges WcceIlit
Der Communion. 9ie @alnenE ooer
ES6langen=8aptilten linb ie,eonlequen=:
|teFen iTataliite1tsunter aret Mnbdn9erm
beg ealpiniitil6eu? 9o9mas bon Der
@naoen'uabl. bINa6J ibrer Naeinun9
|i6eioen ii6 ale Menl6en in5iuei Rlait
len. Sic Giner tuerben bur9 unaban=
eerli9e 8otausbeI thinning eerettst, sic
9noer1t peroammt. 9iele por9enaunten
Parteien be5ei6nen li9 lelbit ols Bapti=
item. Sc 9i6t ober So6 anoere, bic be-
5i9li@ Der SauIpraris su ibnen gerebnet
lperoen miiilen; 5. g. Die nit ben 0eut=
l9en Mennpuiten per,uonoten Thinkers
ODER st-Day, erman-Baptists.
Sic Sunter bolten es nitbt fir erlaubt
5u 19tp6ren> Bro5elle gu fiibren uno 3in=
len 5u nebmen. 0ie friibere 1nDn9il6e
Sro6t: iueibe &ntten uno Gapu3eu, ba=
ben lie jebt absele9t. 9ie @el l1lebter
ipobnen abgeionoert unO baben cigenen
Gottesoienit. @ie elien nur pHan5entoit
uno slauben, Die @eligteit f6nne allein
our6 Gntlo9un9en ertuorben ,peroen.
Sic perlperfen Die Gluigteit Der 91llen=
itrafen. Mn ben @onnabenoen feiern
beioe @el0lc6ter gemeinl Jam ben @ot=
tesoienl It. Seoer borf laut 6eten uno als
Heoner onf ftreten. !9as Mbenomabl ge=
l1iebt No9ts nit 2iebesma6I, GTublpa=-|
ibung lno 8ruoerfub. Wer li0 ;petbei=
ratbet, 9eb0rt ni9t 1nebr 6ll ben pollfpnl=
mencn Sriioern uno @6,ueitern, Die an<
gebli6 feinel1 ltmsan9 raiteinanber ba=|
ben.' Die @erbeiratbetens ge60ren a5u
Oen Serluanbten Der @eneinoe, :lpoDncn
getrennt BON ben Noufomuen, ocnen |ie
Die Gr5ebuns ibrer s&ipoer, i iiberlallen
bod nebmen lie Sbeil an oell luDdentli=
den 8eriamlnlungel,. Sic Srunterge=,
meinben lino gelp6bnli@ in Spl9e ibrer
Mr6eitl tlolnfcit ,un0, MaBigfeit >pobl6a=|
benb. Serner eriltiren nod gbr;itianer,
1pyar Weinbrennerianer.a Mber bie 3aDl|
unb oQe Die 9iamen, Der 8optilten=Yer=
cine fonn nan ..lli1t anfiibrer,a 9eute
entiteben neue .lnrr9en .lino 1ie per-
19punoen. H. no -..n5aia. s..".. 4
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-08-26
Il I E ut 5 10 6rter.. !.

8ur @eoa@tnib biibuns fir nniere iunsen eeisr
Mrienal;~ Gt.) @ofenbaus. -
Wrte.rie, ;{sr) S6losaoer. !-- Mr=
ticuliren, Qat.) lilbenmaBi9 1pre=
den. - Mrtillerie, Gr.) &e19iib=
weicn. - Mrti 1t;4(fr.) &iinitler. =
u Msfet, (gr.) Der itreng fromme Menl6 d..
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-08-26

" Gin BettleI bat cine alte 9eiSige
Syrau i'm einen Mlmoien. @ie tuies
lin ab, llno eriogte:: sd 1pollte @ie
tpdren Gpa getpsien." uMarum@ ~
u@eil sic ben Mpfe1 gan5 allein 9eseiien
Ddtten, fatt ibn init Moatl1 ol& tbeilen. a. :
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-08-26
Grd mel elmer 9ebeis.teat Ge:
;fj5ssfy felfffbQftsi ii q. q

\ G6on offers trurbe fiber I6auoerbafte
Wor0tbaten aug ben Roblen=Ne9ioilel,
penniplDaniens beri9tet 1ln0 babel Ser
ppMolD Mag1lires" pber Der ruYereinigteil2
8ru6erI@aft pom 8fut" geoadt i aueit
autenti16e Mittbeilnn9 ii6er oas Meiell
unb sic MusOeDnu1g oieier Sr9a,iia=
tion fins leitber nD9 ilibt an bie Def=
fentli6feit gelangt.5 sSeBt enoli9 !, i1a1=5
bem Die 8anbe iitb Il, lieuerer 3eit i,pie=
Der ,nebrere MorOt6ate,1 lno ionlti9e
Wer9etpaltisungen gu @danoen fomrlen
lieB unb eire duberlt broDenoc @tellllng
onnimmt, beri1tet Elm glaublpiiroiger
GorrcIponoe1t, Der leit Sabren lit iener'
@esen6 ",pobnt, bieielbe na6 allen &id<
t,n9en ourGreiit but unb Dem bon gut
unterrdteten 4erlonel1 Die nannigfol=
tighten slufi6liille ertbeilt luoroen fno,
iiber Die uMolp Mo9uires" Golgenoes>
bomit bic 9lubenluelt erfa6re, ;, ,uel6en
@efabren bic in oen 3oblen=9iitriftel1
pennlDlpaNicns upbnenoen 8iirger ous=
9elett lino. '....
Sn Mabonp plain 2oeuit Sap,
G6omofin Gentrolia uno in ben
@1uplfia nno Wpon'in9 Minenresionen
lino Die 9ouptquortere oieler seleblcien
8anoe, bic li6 Die v&i6pnmen"> lueld)e
in Srlanb ibr llnpeicn trei6et1, gum @or=
bilb genommen Su baben I6eil1el1. Sic
uMony Nto9uires" linb gut organiiirt,
jebe @iitrifts=Banoe bot lire 9(nfiibrer,
Die ipieberum unter Dem COMMANDO ei=
neg 6dnptlings iteben. Potrif 9olan,
Der l,abe 2pcuf Gap cine perruf fene
@6napsfneipe Ddlt, NOR cine 3eitlang
Der Oberonfiibrer. Yotrid 9alter Der
lid 5ur 3eit i'm @cfdn9ni6e 5u iYbila'
oelpbia befinoet miro .neleroings' als
Der Sauptnlann Der nMoap Moguires"
anseieben. : Mdbreno oes befonnten
@trife BON 1S7O-lS7l mar Dplon Die
l1r}o9e, boB in G6omofin eine b1utiget
Nepofte entltanb, 1ols ndmli6 Elm Hrie=
lter li9 tueigerte !, einen bon Ser .8anbe /:
auf oelt &ir@bof be9roben 81 laIle,t ltnb
erit na9 einenl Dibisen @efe6t gelong es4
Die 9esperobos in Die Tlu6t 5u 59lage,..!
9olon ,purbe uerboftet uno sprosellirt. ]
Nber iein GinFub mar 1p srob Sap er
reigelpro9er lpuroe 1nb es DeiBt.; bob
pronlinente 9olitifer i6re Sonb~ .6abeil
i'm Spiel batten.s Wdbreno oes @trifes
luurhen nod M}i6oel Gallagher Y ~
Sntitb uno anbere Setter Ser 8anbe ber=IE
buffet ober in1mer erit :ftets na6 Defti:4
ger @e9entpebr, >uobei auf beioen Sei='
ten 9ew6bnli6 ei1li9e perionen get6otet
ooer 19iper bertpunbet tplrben. j.'-'< IL.
9ie rWereiniete @Briioeri6aft ppm-
8ft" bat ,ueiter feinen3tped, als Moro=
tboten unb ionitiee Musl6reitun9en 81
oeriiben, unb 5tuar 1T 1ie in Der .@9uDl=
lin, 2oda,panna l1no Wponing Nesion
je tauieno Mann fart. l1e6er Die 1T
Ser Ndbe BON scranton Iid) berumtrei=> q
5enoe 8anoe fiibrt SOM DonallDs bast
Oberbaupt uno cs miro allgemein be=5
)a1ptet> oab berporra9enoe 8urger uno
Beamte ppn @eratton eineeI9lporene'
Der 8ruoerI I6aft 1ino. Ms
gilt Elm 9dnbeorud, 3semii|e
zen uno Elm 9olunsstuort. Ser
Eio beim Gintritt III bie @er6inbung ioQ
i6redli6 iein, ober nod i6redli@cr Die
6olgen ,penn er 9ebro9en miro. Sic
,on ben .vMoQD Masuires" 9ebrau6ten +.
5pmbole linb benen Ser u&utl1lrer" DIM
~ = c-.-.s
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-08-26

5us SS1u, esI .aoliellIs!ogetg aslqB I'M 5u|gg:
4 rem eenalllt. ii $E 1919 d 81 afgii
Baltimore, Die gr0Bte! i,tno mid.
7tigife 9tabt MarDtanbs unb tioie forittt
int @ange ibers@tdote Der union, DC,
lSib eines fatbolil l6en 1grS6ii9ofs, aoefIen
19ib5ele Die dltelte in stbeni 8er.3 @taaten
Lift. Baltimore bciBt Die v@taot Der Mo=
l,,nnente", :,ndl,fbnnte lie iebrG au9 oit
vGtabt Ser &it6en" nennen, oenn es
l9i6t9 BORT nobes,l 200 berIelben.2 SIN
Sabre 1889 ipuroe Baltimore gum Bis=
tbum erbobeu, 1903 gum gr56istbum.
@e9enudrtig lit Gr5bil1of 8aDleD oer s..
grSbil1of bon Baltimore. Sn Der GrS=
bi0Seie Baltimore ,uobnen iiber 100000
&otbolifen. - Die @taot fat ibren
Nomen ppu 2oro Baltimore, einem &a=
|tDolifen, Der Nmerifa i'm Sabre 1929 be-
ludte. @eiu Gobn flbrtc inl Sabre
1854 eine @6aar BON 200 &atbolifen
no6 Mlorplono, Die bort cine Golonie
onle9tcn unb sum criten Mole in Nme=
rifa ben @rupoiak relisi6ler Treibeit
ouslpraden llno ousiibten. @d5renb
olle oteitantii6en Stooten @urppa's
0eIcbe Dottell, 5luel6e Die &ot6pliten mebr
oocr tpeniger beoriidten, ,ud6rer0 Die
protcltontil puritanil9en Gplonien in
unleren iebi9en 8ereinisten @taoten Sic
gebdliisit iten @ciege 9e9en lol9e 2eute
Dotten bic anbcrs 9laubtcn ols lie,
,poren es Die &otbplifen Don MarDlanb,
Die als @orfdnlpfer Der pblitil6en uno
reli9i6lcll 6reibeit ouf ftroten. d" ~ .'
,8aptiffen, Ser semeinjame Name
fir oae jene Ariitli6ena Getteln, ipel6e
oos bon ltanbige ltntertau6en oes Sduf=-
lin9s inter MalIer ais lue|entli6e Bebiu=
-9un9 fir Die Doll5iebung bet Saufe an=
leben unb oerel1 Grtbeilung nur ,erlpa6 j.
1enen @laubiseu Sa9elteben, Sic in Ser.
totbolilGeu STRIDE uno, in Ben iibrisen
t6riltli9en, &irbenmelen &iuoerl ,lao,
Grlpa6ienen 1ertbeilte Soufe erfemer sic.
8aptiiten nid)t aIs iol6e an neil. ser;
Sallfer nur nit MalIer -belprenst NOR.
ben ,lei, ,>d9o9er ppQ5ieben lie an Yrole=
'lDten bic; Saufe; nod eirmQl na1 ibrer.
Meile, .lppour0g iie lid BON ben Menoni=>
ten ;unterlbeibell, lln6 pertperfen, Sic &in=
ocrtaufe iberboupt. 9ie Menoniten ge=.
bDren bel sen 8aptiiten gar. ni9t gum
getau5ten 8ottespplf flon6ern nebF 2u /
t6erol,ern: uno s9leiornlirten sur, babel
Daften Nllerpeltsfir6e.'", g.; Obpo9l bic
8aptiiten in bielen. Yuntte iibereinitim=
me,l bilben lie beuno6 feline eigene 9roBe
&ir6enSelneinl6aft y .ipnoern 9rilppiren
i'd in elmer Nlen9e bon @laubensl6at=i
tirun9en~ Sbre 9auptluur5el 1ibt I'M re-
formirten 2eDrtDpus, uno@ :berielbe &C.
9enlab bort pon Der 2ebre Der @nobcn<
luabl ionoert aud Die Baptiitens in 5lpei
Saupt9ruppeu. d 81 si6eiben li9 in
England Die ealpiniitil9en Particular
Baptists pon Den arminianiI6en Gen
eral- -Baptists,;s in Mmerifa ionoern 1i9 !
10 Baptists bon ben Free-WillT TBap-
lists. Mber bel Der Berufuns auf ben
itarren Bu6laben oer H. @9rift bre=
den aus bie1en, !9auptdfen bes .Baptis=
mug soblreibe Seiten5tpeise berbpr, in
Gn9lano ]o,pobl lpie ii, Mmcrito, mas
baour6 DEFENDERS erlei6tert tpiro, baB|
tbeologilDe 8iloun9 ni6t als Elm totb=
wenoiges grforoernib bel jenen @enoI=
ienl9aften gilt, unb baB 1i6 @emein-
i6aften suIammentbun t0nnen: obne be-
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New-York tribune., 1874-07-07
TRIAL OF SMUGGLING CASE UNDER THE
NEW MOIETY LAW.

TRENTON, n. j., July 6.-The United States
District Court was again filed to-day by United States
officials and others intel ested in the alleged smuggling
case OF $4,000 worth OF silks from on Board the steam
ship Russia. The property OF a Mr.. b. g. Bean New
York merchant was seized by special agents Hale,
Bracket and Fideau, the 27h OF last April on the
charge OF attempting to defraud the revenue OF the
duties thereon The normer in this case as well as IN
that OF Jordan Marsh g. Co. OF Boston, was Henry D.
Jackson formerly private secretary to James FISK )r
AT the Opera Heuse 1t by the received
from him that the special agents made the seizure ana
the trial now pending brought by the Government
for the forfeiture OF the goo This being the first case Oh
the kind tried under the moety law lately passed
bv Congress great deal OF interest is manifested py
the Government officials n the decision OF the Court
Messrs. Clark and Stanley, counsel for deiehdaht'
claim thar as their client made attempt TO smuggle
hut desired 10 have goods sent TO pubic store 10
na te duties thereon, he IA entitled 70 verdict On
INC on her hand u DstrctAttorney j. L. kesSDy, ior
the Government in summing up to-day trleu 10 snVw
thar the mode Of bringing the silks IN INC
mort was legal which fact laid the goods name 10 Ior
foitnre 10 fhe United states Government he quOteu
from the United States Law OF i7s6 ana the he''eu
uteE OF 1866. n. ,ot, 10
irTeeyapt IN this The law having just passed
hoth H0nses and being tried under that IaW'
bo ,r,1st conine himself that. The summing up on
noth sides occupied the entire day, and al CLOCK ihe
cur, adiourned TIL Wednesday next, when Judge
Nixon Will charge the jury.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-07

embarked in boats, Of which travellers in the East
have told u.s. The animals have such precious dread
Of the unsteady boat and the unstable element that
bulge they won't and they stand long, obstinatey
tremulous on the waters edge. Then come driven
IN the rear monstrous elephants Of whom they have
yet greater dread, and so at last between the two
errors they descend under protest to the boat and
are safely ferred floating waters to new fixed
ground beyond.
story ran last week land ran against innocents
who repeated it for day or two with belief that
the Duke dAumale, urged by the fear of the Bona
partlsts, would put to the nations use one of his
frequent absences from his Besancon military head
quarters, and play the stage of the Versailles
Theater one brief heroic patriotic part proclaim
ing his adherence TO the Republic. This Duke and
his one nephew, the Count de Paris might, by an
intellgibly clear declaration of ten lines in that
sense, assure permanent government to their coun
try, ruin TO both the Centers and more than half
the Republican Left in an overwhelming
majority in the Assembly, to which ve-sixths of all
adult citizens would join their voices in enthus-
astic hurrah of glad acquiescence. The two gentle
men prefer to reserve" their questionable chances
of personal profit and princely prominence. If
these two patriotic French gentlemen should, of
these coming years, again find themselves bound to
the other side of the British Channel by Imperial
edict of the boy now waiting at Chiselhurst for a
passage to Paris let them thank themselves for that
future change in their situation which they are
at present doing their poor best to accomplish.
IL, III,
New-York tribune., 1874-07-07
INDIAN HOSTILITIES.

WASHINGTON, July 6.-The following copy
Of a telegram was received at Army Headquarters this
morning:
ST PAUL, Mimi, July 2, 1874
.s,.,ut Adjutdnt General Military DrisoH Of the A's
SQUIRT Chicago, H.: 49, o.,.o ,h., ,,o
Indians at the Cheyenne Agency are saucy snu ar
nInng their domestic cattle They ProoaDly osi1S na
Caster Is OeyoRd react Stanley asks he has got OIL
O. ID. GREENE, Assistant Ad)utant-Gohetai.
Major C. E. Compton OF the 9th Cavalry reports tha'
~, the nat OF Jane while route from Fort Dodge
Kansas 70 Camp Supply, isaisn TersSoryi %ee Ine
camp sasply ssA, sud az escert Of one non-commis'
sioaed aicer and four enlisted men, an sttaox was
made by party of Indians Buffalo Greek, but they
were 5000 ariyep ~, Que pan Of Company D. 80 In
fantfr. was woo AIDED ID the On his retarn from
Csmp supyly Moor Compton. with force OF ~ meu,
WAS attacked near Beaver Creek hs on tne moi as
npfnrs ~ by a party OF 30 Cheyennes Iney were
CHARGED upou Immediately and seH nYine IN an
Ecos Four IDdisos were Killed ana nunoe' NJ.
IL their eRat they abandoned their ponies po"s aau
arrSss, ana iDdtan tfumpery Of every deScrfpH"n'