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From Mendoza.

MENDOZA, MARCH ,. 1874.
Thinking perhaps you would like to hear
from this part OF the county | have taken the
liberty to send an account of a billiard match
which was played here on Saturday evening
last and excited good deal of interest in this
town. The parties who took an active part
were W, Woods, j. McGraw, j. Kinney and
e. Laurie The first two TO play were j.
Kinney ADD Z. Laurie. Kinney led until about
half the game was played but Laurie PLAYED
with good nerve and passed him on the home
stretch, winning with .un of 90 shots.
Woods and McGraw now piayed and il was
rather q OncsidCd game, rs McGraw beat him
so shots Now the interesting game of the
evening was to be played between the two
winners, Laurie and McGraw, and it proved
to be good game and very even. McGraw
went away with the lead and was twenty
points ahead, when Laurie, playing with his
usual nerve and GOODNESS passed him and
eventually. won by one point Considerable
money changed hands on the result, as Nc.
Graw was the one expected to WIN, though
Kinney plays the most graceful game of any in
the county. The game was for the champion
silver cup and $50 side 6Opoints, each shot
to count Cnc the last and fral game 100
points lIartans fine hal vas crowded and
very pleasant evening spent
About two o'clock On Sunday morning,
March lst, a fire broke out in the washing
house bcIongingto the passenger house which
caused great alaim. The engine got to the
fire after il was put out by BabCOck cx
tinguisher kept in the depot DEMOCRAT.
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Chicago Market,

CHICAGO Mar. Z, 1874.
Flour-Whitc winter extra, SS.75d$9s5 fair
to good, SG.50@ $3.50; Red winter, extra, $3.50
80; Spring, choice, S5,5aS600 good, $500
$3.50.
jectcd. l06.
Corn-No. 2, 57c@574c; rejected, SIC.
Oats-40c@i2c.
Ryc-Sic.
Barley-No. 9 S1S5@l 50; rejected, sl4Ic.
Potatocs-sl .25@sl.2S per bu.
Eggs-l7cMlSc.
Live Hogs-$410@S4S5.
Butter-Roll, 2Sc6r32c; tub 1Sc.
Cattle-Stcers, choice, $5S0@S6l5; good, $500
@S5.25l9; Cows and heifers, $3.50 s4.25; Butch
ers stock S4.256S5
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HERE THEY COME.
B0nnd for the Great Southwest,

We have, in the last week, observed several
tangible signs Of the onward movement toward,
the lands Of the Atchison, Topeka N Santa T,
Railroad.
Three parties of people have passed through
our Guy IN thc last week, numbering from tif.
teen 10 thirty each, from the states of Iowa In
diana and Michigan, all representative men of
INC pest type OF farmers, who are ON a pro pcct.
ing lour IN search of homes for themselves and
many friends and neghbors. By thus forming
themselves into bodies of twenty or thirty they
po."ih a reduced rate for II trip of examination.
Dut The bulk Of the people who are daily srcn an,
iheir southwestward Journey, do their land hunt.
ing IN couples or singly, which after all. is the
'c1 Tt uethoa, though II costs little more
nv ''Hs OF people who are now Cominr i'm To
OCCUPY our heretofore uuGcyclopcd country is
W., WI Presented by Mr.. Gideon burgess, whom
we had The pleasure OF mectinl, an Tnnsio, I,st
lie purchased ON that day. from thn 4 y - +
~ IA, lour and Il half sections Of land uLrac
thousdhu acres and has closed hi, ron,r,,, Co.
,ho transportation OF four thousand cight hmm
dre' 'hrep ana two hundred cattle frn,,, IL
new home IN Harvey county NJ pnr w ~, ''''
commenced hi' blowing md one 80 10 Jaa ,, hHs
IS already erected. lie has been cultir,i 'ipuscs
Of the finest farms in Indiana, t.iyiern lug nl5
aeres,l and says that he shall have a t,urt G,
one in Kansas He is man of large cani,,i i'a,e
business experience, and his nproycmr,,,1 uIu
be Of a thorough character. WI
Last evening there passed through our ci,,
Two special trains, which had come from Him!
bound to various points In the upper Arkan.,
valley. The trains were made up Of twcnty-tw
ear roads OF household goods, horses and cat,l,
wagons, agricultural implements and INN
grants outfits; one baggage car, filled w,.b I'm,
gage, and four coaches, containing one hundrr
and eighty Of the thrifty people of Illinois.
Inc trains were made up on the lndianapol
ana ~. Louis Railroad, and came through no
81. Louis to AtchisOn via the Missouri Pacit
Railroad, and were taken from thence over n
a. 4. ~ 5. +. X. X. without change Of cars.
This, we are informed Is the first of a series
trains that will be run from various points In II
East during the coming season so as 60 mo
fully meet the wants Of tine large immigrant,
which IS destined TO quickly settle the valley
the upper Kansas.
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Henrys Carboic Salyo Is 70 well known that
il is only necessary 10 caution against limitations
il requires careful admiXture Of the carbolic
acid with other ingredientto produce salytl that
may be relied upon. The genuine only yuaran.
teed. See that II bears tie signature and private
stamp Of John y. Henry. Sold by all Druggists
and dealers. John y. Henry. Curran a Co, Pro.
prieiors, and College Place, New York. C2,
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The regular meeting Of the LA Sale County
Union Grange will be held At the City Hall, in
Ottawa, on Friday, March 18Th. 4 full attendance
from all the subordinate Oranges in the county
IS expected, County papers please copy.
:" uRO. T. TRUE, Sec.
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OttNWn nuOtntlOns;
Ottawa Wholesale Market.

A. curtel by Il. Y. RlALE& CO., Wholesale and Retail
UrGCerS No. 10 LA sale street.
OTTAWA, Mar Z, 1874.
Owing to the bad state of the roads there is
really no market for grain, as there is none com
irS to establish prices upon-iSG50c being the
nominal price for corn and for oats 37Gl3Sc Butt
ter very high, none coming, 3O@32c being paid
Egg, lic. Dressed fowl, Sc per h. No other
quotations worth mentioning,
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Dks. n. OelS.

Ut Chicago formerly OF this place. viii visit Ottawa, at
clifton Hotel the first Tuesday each month"; for treating
all diseases OF the Eye and Ear, surgcaly otherwise
operations cataract ar;ciPl pupil inverted Ids closure
the duct eye strssshyoms and the removal
and morbid rowths OF every description Artificial
eyes and inserted Without path previous opera
on Granular eyeds the Frequent disuse in the lrest,
.ntlcdliy and permanently cured
From hs long experience In treating diseases OF the Eye
and Ear he feels confident stating that he nearly
every Chronic diseases also trcaed free
Largest stock OF Artificial Eyes IN the West.
December 10th tS1O.-ti
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New York Market.

New YORK Mar. &, 1874.
Wh.at-Prime spring, $l.jO@$l.j5.
Ryc-Sl.O5.
Barloy-Sl.3O6$ $50
Oats-GOcG62c.
COrn-72G1Sc, western mixed.
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Thirty Years Experience of an Old Nurse.

MRS wISSLOw's SOOTHING SYRUPis the prescrip.
ton best Female Ply sCans Nurses In
United States and been used Tor thirty years with
falling safety and by msns OF mothers and chill
drcn from the feeble infant of week old TO the adult II
cOrfecs acdlty OF the stomach relieves wind coils.
lates the bowels and gives health and comfort to
mother and child We believe to be the Best and Suest
iemedy IN the World in ali eases OF DlSENT Terry AND
DlARkiiEA IN CHlLDkh, whether Il arises from teeth.
Ing from snv Other Full directions for usng will
accompany each bottle. None genuine unless fac smile
OF CURTIS PERKINS Is the outside wrapper. Sold
by all Medicine Dealers jllyl2-iy
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ssTELECRAPH!"

The n. w. Telegraph Institute James
vile, WIS., offers unparalleled facilities to those DESTROYS
earning Tecgraphy Having direct connection with
Al Western railroad companies. enabled TO furnish
good situations graduates This the only institute
the world where first elias operators employed ~
eachers Terms reasonable students exp nSes low Send
circulars, containing letters from graduates and supe
ntCndeats commencing this Institute
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EXHAUSTED VITALITY.

"S'GENCEDF LFft. az STIR EENERT4 TON"
a Medical Treatise on the W!
tality. Premature DECLINE an Nervous and phv steal
Debility, nypnboEurtH. IWrptuCy, NpcTmHtpTrhTs or
seminal Wrihu"s>. and E other dsesvs ASiug from the
youth the .ati-rIuun-
years. This !, lnhu"d hook for cyry mar Thousands
have been tau ht hy this N"rs tire irU. health ana
happiness. Ii j. the cHrslr~t ana best medical work
published and the OnlN Jhi, Cu,s al lis Ror: -ead.
Ing. aOth edition, rrvise. much enlarged ~ .sr-,ed.
hound IN beautiful tl"uCb cloth. FIiCr only 81 sent by
mail post paid on rec.ip' nt price Address PEABODY
MEDICAL INSTITUTE, NJ. BUlnnCh ,tTcet Boston,
Mass. or Ds ". II. PALMER, Assistant physician. y
H. The luhor b. consulted the above ~ well nj
diseases requiring sk'li and experience. may3-ly
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LIST OF GIFTS,


~ The and distribution of gifts will ,o,fjrsly
1d UHSgyOrIIH take pure on Ue iV fired! whether
ali the tickets sold not and the O gifts al paid In
proportion to the number OF tickets sold.
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PRICE OF TICKETS.

Whole Tickets. $50 Halves. s25; Tcnths or EACH con
pom s.: Eleven Whole Tickets for $JD; 221 Tickets fD
600; lis Whole Tickets for s. 0 Pr Whole Tickets io
$1,000 No discount on less than $500 worth OF tickets
The for the drawing near AT hand persons In
tending 10 purchase tickets have no time to lose
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why VIII You
Suffero

To all persons suffering nom
rheumatism, or Neuralgia,
cramps IN the limbs or stom
ach, Bilious Collie. Pain In the
Back. Bowels or Side. We
would say rnE HOUSEHOLD
PAsAcEA anc FAMILY LISI
MINT Is OF ali others the rem.
edy you want Tor internal and
external use. Ithas cured the
above complaints in thous.
auds OF cases. There l. no
MISTAKE about f.. Try it
sold ny All Druggists.
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SIG II. 1. =. {; 6: !:
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MAX SAIL. NOuiCE.-Notice Is hereby
gyep 10 all whom II may concern. that ~ a sale OF
lands and town made by the County Treasurer OF tue
counV f "a sale in the state OF Illinois, the 10th day
OF July A. ~ iSi2 for the taxes and costs due thereon Tor
the wear H. lsi the undersigned became the purchaser
of he foowing described lots. IN the town OF OTTAWA
comfy Of La Sale the state OF Illinois, viz: Lots ore,
Two Three -Four IN Block Thirty One. tor the sum
Of enc dollar and sixteen cents each and tnst the tine OF
redemption said sales will expire IN two years rom
tho aie Of said Said lots assessed for the year
A. d 1871 in the Names OF W. & & Z. Richardson. ,
OtaNa. February elst. lSil-lW DANlhL z. hlll.
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WRITING MACHINES

10, 200 Sold IN the Last 30 Days.
Made expressly FOR the and Deopi" with trembling
hdnds. No change OF no der Can be carried IN vest
pocket; pateted cinHoi "rar out; worth price rs "a
iOsgy u not for U", Eras., ~; silver plated Soc by
mail ". EVANS, ilari's S,is, New NDrA.
Say where yOn = this.
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New York Day. oOk

\ DEMOCRATIC WEEKLY. established 1850. IL supports
VINE SHprencg political and social Terms 81 year
10 CiGhs, nine copies tor 81. Specimen copies tree
Address DAY BOOK, New York City.
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NoTICEThe notes and accents counts Of pr j. j.
Tor coIlectiSn All persons indebted TO said Boyle will
nlease cat and settle Inn neCately and tave costs
'' N''' " ~ ID. VI. BOYLE.
Eehru,r, n 9w South Ottawa
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sptfial Autifes.
OFFICE AND DISPENsARY:
ISL South Clark St., cor. Monroe.

Al 81 o-her Zines this only place he visits pro
NOualIy lie may be found at Chicago.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-03-14

The following preamble and resolu.
tions were unanimously adopted by tho
committee therein mentioned
gzsI hereas, at tho anniversary parade
of the I.Y. A. F. E. Co., on the Oath
February 1874, we, tho committee ap.
pointed for the Decoration Of our Truck,
were materially assisted in cur work Of
Decoration by the contribution from tho
hands Of the fairlladies Pf Oransebarg
And whereas, It is the part Of shival.
rio courtesy and gratitude to express to
the fair ones our appreciation of che
taste as we'll us the kindly and cheering
interest manifested for US.
Therefore be 1t resolved:
~ .Shat6 We, ms q. com mmittee, and for the
I. Il. II. & J.. Co., return our hearty
thanks for their display Of their DO .uu
'iul taste. and signal interest in ua as
individuals aud as Firemen. !,
Pes0red, That it. be thus published
to nllR our apprecia tion ofthis bright
expression of,intcresttfe for us by tie
ladies Of Orangehurg.
kesolred, That in this kindly interest,
We find holy incental aud cheering
encouragement to maintain our Organi.
zation, preserve our dieipliue, and thus
to be ready when duty calls.
Resolred, That these resolutions be
published in the Orangeburg Times and
News.
l.. II. WANNAMAKER,
D. r.. SMoAK,
J.S.a aBuLI.@ .'
Committee.
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z AT meeting of Physicians in lie vis-
vile on the 18th Of Feb. the following
preamble aud resolutions were submitted
by committee aud adopted:
Whereas, We the members Of the
medical profession, engaged in practice
in the urrer portion OF Orangeburg
County, feel tho urgent necessity Of
adopting sone measure whereby we may
secure to ourselves u just aud proper
remuneration for our serviees in tho
future.
Therefore, be at resoluea-
1st. That wa keep aud exchange with
each 9th accurate lists Of all .rtics
VIII do MT pa. the medical accounts.
aud will Withhold from the same all aid
in the future. @ r. II,
End We will be governed iu maxim.
our charges by, the reguI,r establi.he.i
lee bill, and will not discount au i bill
under twenty dollars.
Bird. We will not make cear.rt. Wit h
peranns Ior practice.
Avn. we claltli II SclticClent 0t eur aC
counts %" the FIRST day OF November in
oaoh yc:pr.
9th. We Ril still extend the -usu |
charities Of oar profession to the dcscrv-
ung ppor III our respective Communities
9th IAit tAu public may know oar
proceedings, we publish these rcsnu
ti"us in the County papers.
Drs. a. /. Da by, ~. TU Bites,
Tm. l. 1su, G. L 'raoer,
Charles 5 Darby, 4. Il. Geiger,
ID d. u. Dan'zl,x, j Ia! S,nok,. "a
a:houas * ell ter, No. Mhctstcae
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COLUMBIA, S. c., Dec. Goth, 1870,

To tie Editor Orange6nrg Ness:
Sin--l have tho honor to inform you that
at o meeting Of the Board of Officers, Gre
ated by an Act entitled can Act to Regulate
. the Publication of all Legal and Public
Notices." tho following resolution was adop.
ted
Resotred, That tho ".ORAN GEBURG
NE VS. is hereby designated as the OFF,
CIAL PAPER for the Publication OF sll
Legal Notices and Official AdvortiAcme ents of
the County Officers in the County of Orange.
burg. q .''Nst'Sr E''1
..,.., Respectfully, &c.
Isl s F. l.. CARDOZO,
Sec. Of State
s and Chairman Board.
Per W. II. JONES. -tSI.
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Wegbeg to return our thanks for :,
epsciinen of Mcssrs Straus Il Stree, ;
Rises which we assert cannot be exec lied
for cleanliness and fewer broken yra ins
by Any 8other Rice Mill in the Sta to.
THsSe gentlemen have spared neither
means or labor in fitting up their mil i
which ID nov complete in every respect.
They buy rough Rice and PAY the
highest market price IN grcenbacks Tor
it.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-03-14

DIR. Wistar's Bulsasl OF Wild
Cherry is "a cuubination and iorm
Indeed for kcaliu; aul curing diseases
OF the throat, luugs aud chest. dt cares
n cough BY loosening and, cleansing the
lungs, aud allaying Irritation thus
remori"g The cause, instead Of dryiog up
the cough aud leaving the disease
be hind.
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Ayers Ague Cure. ].

which ueu,ralizes, this maisrions poison, L. ssa
bload, and stimulates the liver to eKpaI II from ta
body. ~ Il should, so does ctUe this atscssSR
disorder with perfect certainty. And IL does S6se
or rather does what is Of moro service 20 shoss
eet TO this infection. II taken in soassn Il ezpcs
IL from the system it is absorbed, nnd thus kes6
those who use It free from ita attacks; keeps Fa
system In health although exposed 70 the dsssseA
Consequently Is not only cures, but projects osns
the great variety of affections which are in6Gsea
by this malignant inHuetice. such ~ Rehsittsss
Fcrer. Chill Fever, Dumb, or Masked sARaas
Periodical Headache. or Bilious Headache. lBlsisSg
Fsvcrs, Neuralgia, Rheumatis,ni Gaut, HfifdncAss,
Toothache, Earache, Catarh, Asthrna, nsltyls6.
tons, Painful Affections of the Spleen, Hystesits.
Collie. Paralysis, and Painful AfFecisoaB al &hs
stomach and iSowols, NIL Of which, when aEisifsI
f.uaa this cause, win be found to- >aasume
lesa the Intermittent type. This a. Adrs Guas ~
removes The cause Of these derang gemsnta and esr
he disease. ~ rssfsf}- -. 81.
This It aeeomplishes by stimulating slta iexsf5ss
fnries Go e1pel the virus from the Sypieli; ssRf
these organs by degrees become laatifea Ia as fl
their Office Of their own accord Hence arises Slshs
we term Gerln,dtato,s. Time may aeeatnpiish sis
same end, bat often life is not lSng eron1hs or III
saeriaeed in tho attempt. while this AdUg Csiss
does Il at once, aud with safety. We have fssNSe
reason 10 believe this Is surcr ss we'll al safe
rcmcdv fer the whole class Of diseases 'shieh af9
caused by the miasnztic infection, than any eshsr
which has BEEN discovered and II hasatiIl snashgr
important advantage to, the public, which ss,flsAsi
1t Is cheap as well as good ~ - 'aftF 20 l@
3. ysl- ~. rnRpArgp ny ~ 1HfiaY Tfay B.
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Oar young friend MIR. G. Pas,ailiague
OF the 8. & A. Telegraph Company, We
aFes pcsry stooay has left US aud gone TO
ether. fields of labor. He made many
fsisaasa Miiils here who regretted to sac
him, leave. a{gMr. T., was first class
operator ana strictly attentive to, ,bu.-
neadM Mr. Tzimmerman has taken his
80 go a2sSs.s - ID - tN'E. .s5 a.
plaes." .
ssY6a al gs
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We would ca II attention to an aaver
aaement headed lost and truly h ape the
article will be fn',nd ani returned To tn.
ieser VIII, is All ophou and lriAe> the
pinZ'yefy highly rs it. is a'reEc fef hsr
departed mo''iacr.
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IA sR a. z. H SB .%~ !.
Aiahsfal lN ore L. AIziar4hap. large an,

SishstahVots& AIzlarsl,as. large and
,astrasiise, a&wr,ircuept in this issue,
Fest SSsn Il stock Aef groceries aud the
9oz psicaa they sell them fer will far.
sacsal their notice, in fact, thoir stock is
;e"eplss e sSsty respect. and an the b g public
will End it to their advantage to call ou
ahem.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-03-14

Gen. A. G. CARL ngton. of Atlanta.
Ca, has beea choaen by the students of
Woford College to deliver the annual
address before the literary societies at
commencem cut.
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NOTICE.
OFFICE oE,couN1r AupIgoa,, /.

oranssbqrs, 8, g., Noy. 1s'. ,ssg
70 ~ 81 ,'Aer. q Pqy csnsans j aai,st,,s.,,
Pursuant TO Title 8, clap. 1ss Rsssssn
Statutes s, C. Section SO reaairss:t, !, d.H
SEC SO. II any psrson. compsa- 5sf psaEs,
ppration shall commence any bSsiassstGl
any County of this State after the 1ssf dep
Of September in any year, the sssiisaee
property employed in which sls,lnetshsrs d
besn previously listed for texstien fe sai4
County. and shall not within thirty Asss
thereafter make such retsrt 10 the kadiisf
Of said County as is required ii tho sTlafsy. 4
sixth Section of this Act, he srathsg shall'l
forfeit and psy the sum ofpne bphdfad esl-
lars, which shall DO collected by civil fdtisA
in The name ofthe County Commissists =
AID paid into the County Treasury 8Ss sss
exclusive beuoat df the Geuity, Aha gSss
cess in buch ease may Issue on. of the Gsssss, /
Of Common Pleas Of the County 10, sRibk
such business was commenced, directed a.
the proper oficsf, and DO served Ia iaasa5 say
Couaiy OK this Siate.1a' Geyo fafil Hon sTt
jas. YAS TAssEE,il I'D
nov 6-ztf ta4 blu r gtCo.1 1Auditef.sI L
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-03-14

Wake up City da Idy's and "p.n that
anew s.rset, before it is planted or it wiI''
.cast it'll rnire b5 ss by. i"u noed
,s.et sa syailtv ia tn. nloa y tor w.are
aware Sea8 vaa2'gat il. 50 rosse u !,
Ydaddys ani u the work
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-03-14

We were pleased TO .aotice th at sur
polite and efficient Post Master Mr. w
e. v illiams is having the store room Of
tho En gine House fitted up for the Post
oaics. No better location could be
found.
Sinco the above was written the Post
Office has a@oyed into its new quarters.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-03-14

The alarm + OF FIRE was given last
Thursday afternoon, which proved to DO
the sseve,pipein Mr.. H, :, Rigg's carrinsc
shdp egNoserrious loss' was sustained.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-03-14

See advertisement Tor sale in this
issue. A rare opportunity tor fnc
plantation.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-03-14

The appointme Mt of James j
Mitchell, Trial j Justice by the Cover
aar has been confirmed by tho Senate.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-03-14

Aoseley, Crook 4 Cores have j. t
recsiysd a fine lot Of clo,kin for the
.Spries trade Call AUD a:xauine thew
a.ojk.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-03-14
Alex. II. sTEpHEHs.--Thej Atlanta
Aerald, OF ThursdaY. says: .a ! j .

A1cTutssy OF IHuFsuay5- Says 81 = - e
"Newspapsr accounts from Washing.
con continue to represent the Hon.
Alsz. = Stephens as in yory. precarious
health, aud wholly unable to attend to
bic duties in the House. We regret TO
say chat our private adviocs, received at
ihis ofico. within thellast few days, are
esiil moro unfavorsbls Il il feared BY
;saany that our distinguished repssaenta.7
tire will never again resume his scat,
hia fasble frasse being Unable to woath-,
eSths present lattack,ga This news viii.
be felt throughout the State, if not the
s@a~A c4ST .FFSg
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-03-14

Ma. Ransdale Ton Brought m Street
has Some fine Segars. We have tried
them, and pro"o .nce them yerJ good.
Give him cal. a .g5893.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-03-14

The atockhol lers OF the Sou h Caro-
lina Rail Road Company will find.
something tosthcir interest in our alver,
tising columns this week.