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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-10-17
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II. WALLACE CANNON

II. WALLACE CANNON
All communities appreciate merit and like
to ssee egepng mpn, thrive especially when
his sllsbip Iate sober md industrious. The
many friends Of the young gentlemen whose
nsmesheadssihis article mark with pleasing
qualification the esteem in which he is held
by the citizens of Orangeb,rg, both rs n
gentleman and merchant Commencing
in early life, at 6 time when many others
would have been too timid to have made /,
venture fSft bemselves, he has wonn reputa-
fion for sblhsssls dfwhidhSke may aeilfeel
proud. Both, as citizen and as q n,er-
chant the News has ever wished him sue.
HesRdanadevep tssaaytwewish him q COM
plete conquest up the road. Don't fail
this late old boys Il II sara 3f4r fa,Fl
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EcIIrsE.-Thcro viii bo an eclipse of the

EcIIrsE.-Thcro viii bo an eclipse of the
moon, visible throughout tue United States i,
on the night Of thS 9th 1ins.an.-thc first in
several years. East in longitude 100 the
eclipse will occwcarlys Sunday morning
but west of that longitude on Saturday
morning aoed' VI ~ Eif"t H&
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NE,SSRS MOSELEY & COpEs-

MESSRS WOSELEY & COPES-
1t affords us pleasure to call the attentio n
of our numerous readers to the advertise
ment of tho above named merchants. They
have done remarkable good business at
their old stand So remark able that they
found it necessary to brnnchatheir business
The polite Mr.. Copes will be found at the
branch establishment, IIarley's corner
while our courteous Pink will continue o
'tsway the multitude at the old stand, COR
ner Of Market qPdl IRspsselh These gentle
men keep good goods, and sell them cheap,
and advertise with us. Can you won ler at
their
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-10-17

Judge Knowlton offers bargains for those
in want Of. fine farm. Sec his !, advertise
ment. sg. sa4
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Ecliard mnk,s 1 pictures for $500:
AR. CART.NILL-

ERR. CART.NILL-
Ladies' inneea -oflfnrs, (anl whore is one
who won't soon need thcm,) had better call
immcdhtelyRthhc above gcntl oman 5 store
lie has ssycrpl fneSso,ts. We notice Mr..
Irwin Tal end Alf; Em,nit ,Ballw,n behind
the counter in this fine establishment. Mr.
Till isasnssold ssIl haMl at the business.
Mr.. Cartmi!l has, also fine assorimcn,
ofwines and Liquors for, sale by the quart
Sfsss,nhtspsaaysi w SskS-NeAA -. Z. s!,.lr
or gallon.
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j E.
NOTICE TO TEACHERS.
OnASGEBUnG, s. C.
October 9th 1874.

All persons desirous of ofboconing Teachers
in the Free Schools of District No. 10,
Orange Township must apply on or before
the NINETEENTH INSTANT, as the Board
Of Trustees will meet at 12 NJ on the above
date TO elect Teachers. All applications
must he accompanied by certificate of
Qualification. Schools will be opened on
FIRST MONDAY in NOVEMBER.
TlIAD CsANDREws,
Chairman
", D. BOWMAN,
HENRY GLOVER.
oct 10 1874 At
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-10-17
ELECTION NOTICE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

ORANGEBURG COUNTY s. C..
Notice is hereby given that nm ELEC-
TlON will be held the usual legal Polls
Of the said County on THURSDAY the
third day of November next, between the
hours of 8 a. NJ. and 6 p. NJ, for the
following County officers to wit:
One Probate Judge.
One School Commissioner.
One Coroner.
Three County Commissioners.
One Sheriff 1s
GEO. BGLIVER, C. C. p.
Clerks office, Orangeburg, Oct. Sd 1874.
oct. 10 1874 At
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1874-07-29

THE BILLS OF THE BANK OF THI
STATE, according to a recent deci'
sion of Judges Graham and Cooke.
following the decision of the Su'
preme Court of the United States,
are to be received in payment OF
taxes; but according to the view
presented in recent editorial OF
the Union-HeraM, the latter decision
applies only to those bills of the
Bank which were not issued Gin aid
of the rebellion,'' and as a number
of the bills were so issued, a pre-
liminary question of fact must be
first determined, whether the bills
presented were so issued. The test
must be applied to every bill before
it can come within the protection of
the decision of the Supreme Court.
AS there are at least 50, 100000 of
these bills in circulation, the State
is compelled to demand this much
in selfprotection.
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Rev, e, A. Bonbss. - we hnd th

Rsv. =, A. Bon1Es. - we had the
Measure of visit last sssning in ou,
Office from l;ey, E. A. Bolles, District
SUPERINTENDENT of the American Bible
for the District OF ) Sonth u
Carolina. Fer many years Mr.. Bolles
has been ON sotdNe and eGergetlc
officer of the Society, and On that ca
pacity has made his annual visits here
His visits are always appreciated, as
he comes charged with the full I'M
portunce Of the great cause that ne
represents, and never fails to inspire
others with something of his own
enthusiasm. May his active and use
ful life be long spared.
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!. JOHN e. CHILEs,
Secretary.
MILL WAY, S. c.,

MILL Way, s. c., I
July 18th, 1874. !
a considerable number of the
voters of this township met this
day from an adjourned meeting on
26th inst., DR.. j. D. Neel in the
Chair, and John G. Chiles, Secre-
tary. The following resolution
was adopted by Isaac Fl. White,
and adopted:
Resolyed, That a tax of two (2)
mills be levied on all the taxable
property of this Township, (Indian
Hill) R'ovided, The schools be
consolidated as far as practicable,
and that no schools having less
than 25 scholars receive more than
five cents per- capita from this fund.
Adjourned subject to call of
Chairman. j. D. NEEL,
Chairman.
JOHN G. CHILEs, Sec'y.
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B@- DR.. Donnald Wilson, our
well-kuown and popular Dentist,
leaves to-day for Donnaldsville and
Due West, in the practice of his
profession, and contemplates being
absent about two weeks. His pa
irons will take notice accordingly.
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School Meeting in Indian Hill TbWn,
ship.
Mill WAY, S. c.,
INDIAN HILL TOWNSHIP,
.Inna Doth 1874.

INDIAN HILL TOWNSHIP, :
June 29th, 1874.
Editor Press and Banner:
At meeting of the legal voters
of this Township held this day, DR..
j. D. Neel was called to the chair
and John G. Chiles requested to
act as Secretary. After a free and
full conference with reference to
our school interests it was deemed
advisable to adjourn this meeting
to a future day, in order to have
much fuller attendance from all
parties interested. Saturday, the
18th of July was agreed upon as a
suitable day for next meeting. The
meeting then adjourned.
J. d. NEEL,
r Chairman.
JOHN G. Cu1IEs,
Secretary.
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THE OLIVE LEAF.-We have re

The OLIVE LEAF.-We have re-
ceived the Prospectus of a new
weekly journal, under the above
name to be established at Green
wood about the first of September
by Mr. Robert Martin, publisher.
1t will be devoted to the principles
of the Republican party and to the
interests of the county at large,
will contain twenty columns OF
matter, and be published at 81 per
annum. Mr.. NJ. was once a typo
in our Office.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1874-07-29

A REPUBLICAN Mass Meeting
will be held here on Friday next,
the 31st instant, which will be ad-
dressed by the Governor, the
comptroller-General, the Adjutant
and Inspector-General and others.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1874-07-29

4 NOVEL, EXHIBITION was present
ed on yesterday in couple of oxen
hitchcd to a buggy in tho Public
Square. It was scarcely in keeping
with the spirit of this fast ago, or tho
notions Of those gay gentlemen who
drive fair ladies behind fast teams
daily on our streets.
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Mr.. SINAI ScHooL.-We have
received an invitation to attend the
examination Of this School, located
at Millway, under the charge Of
Mr.. Isaac H. White; and it would
afford us pleasure to attend. He is
q good teacher and has a flourish
ing school.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1874-07-29

The BIBLE MEETING at Cedal
Springs Church, on Saturday last:
drew together large congrega,
ton, and an excellent address was
delivered by our towusman, r. r.
Hemphill, Esq.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1874-07-29

Ia We are pleased to learn
that our very worthy neighbor, Mr..
S, A. Brazeale, has declined the
idea of leaving Abbeville. MIR.
Brazea.e is one of the most skill
full tailors in the up-eountry, and
we cannot spare him,
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BRIBERY.
Ef7;tor Press and Banner

Editor Press and Banner:
In 1869 the Legislature passed an
Act entitled can Act to prevent
and punish bribery" I shall ct.
tempt to show that this Act should
have been styled or entitled can
Act to encourage and protect bri-
berry,
This law has been in force for
four years; and during this period
the whole State has been filled with
charges and counter-charges of
bribery and corruption in all grades
Of Offices, from the lowest to the
highest. The State certainly stands
pre-eminent in this matter. No
other State in the country can fir-
nish parallel; and yet who has
heard of one single case, any where
in the State, in which a person has
been convicted, or even tried, for
the crime of bribery under the
Statute? I know of none. Now
why is this? 1t is surely no small
offence, either according to the
Statute or in the estimation Of the
pnblic. The penalty is from five to
ten years in the penitentiary, and
from $4,000 to $4,000 fine. It is
clear then that there is some grave
defect or failure somewhere. The
Statute itself has created the diff
Guilty. 1t is so framed as to render
a case of bribery impossible of
proof. It makes both the giver and
the receiver of a bribe felons, with
no provision for either party to turn
informer, or Estates evidence"
Ia the nature of things, this crime
can never be committed under sud-
den heat and passion, but is cool,
calm, deliberate act, with ample
opportunity for scrutinizing and
we'll weighing the surroundings and
necessary consequences. Hence it
Will never be done in the presence
'sStnesa Therefore a case of,
e . "-' ;,asaR.
bribery can never be pro-: !
1t Is true that the giver of al
bribe is by ae means guiltless; yet
as the grand object Of criminal law
is to prevent crime, to secure the s
greatest good to the greatest nan- {
Der, and is never intended or looked
upon as a code Of morals, the re-
ceiaer aaose ought to be the erimi- j
nal, go as to make the gaver eon,-
petent witness. AS the law now /
stands, an officer can receive q bribe q
with impunity, becasse TIE giVer is G
erimiad with hisnseaf and
dare not Afgcaeh-" Make the officer
alone cri1niaai, and in nine cases
out Of tea the tear of detection {
would deter him from committing u
the crime, for he might always ap- I.
prehend the existence Of plot to q
ensnare him. LEX. L.
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J.T. Robertson

|J.T. Robertson
aALLS the attention Of the
|L public to his Stock of
|SPRING GOODS, now opened
and ready for inspection. He
spared no pains in selecting this
Stock, having made his pur-
chases under the most favorable
circumstances. His lines are
complete in all the various De-
partments, and it is his deter
mination to sell at the lowest
prices; he feels assured that
[.CASH BUYERS will find it to
their interest to give him a call.
He calls especial attention to
his Stock Of DRESS GOODS
and MILLINERY. His Dress
Goods Department embraces all
the latest styles Of SPRING
AND SUMMER MATERIAL,
GRENADINES, JAPANESE
J ENAPIN E., ? Rim TED
LAWNS, STRIPED PUR-
GALS, PRINTED MUSLINS,
WHITE STRIPED LAWNS,
PIQUETS, with a great variety
of plain White Goods, JACO-
NETTS, MULLS, MAIN
SOCKS, FRENCH SWISSES,
&c., &c.
His Millinery is in full bloom
and he cordially invites the H.
dies to give him a call, feeling
assured that the temptation
will be too great for them to
leave without purchasing some
thing in Miss RAMEY'S DE-
|PARTMENT.
In connection with this, will
BE FOUND A DRESS
MAKING DEPARTMENT,
in all its various branches, un-
der charge Of Miss LlDDlA
TAGGART, whose long expe-
rience is we'll known to the Ia
dies of Abbeville.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1874-07-29
New Advertisements.

The following is list of new
advertisements:
Tell it All-alajor Andrew Small.
Notice-T B Milford.
Notice-T B Milford, Auditor.
Citation-C w Gufin.
A Card-John S Harper.
Harter's Cherry Bitters - Parker g.
Perrin.
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CORRECTED WEEKLY BY
B A II n w E L L & co. ,,
Dealers in Staple Dry Goods, Grocc-
s-ies, Provisions, &C., &c.

sales SuO = uplauus ~ OA'S@oe arg
Gold 91asS. -,
BALTIMORE, July 81 - Cotton dull
middling les; gross receipts 9; stoeh el7o
sales 20. Flour unchanged. Wheat
dull and heavy-0.30al. .35. Coan dull
white Southern 92a93; yellow S3 !;
mixed Western ~. Bacon-shoulders
s2a9; clear rib sides III; sugar-cured
CHARLESTON, July 27-Cotton quiet
middling l52; low middling l5a; good
ordinary 14l.
demand offerings very light-middling
153al54.
Corn easier for track lots-No. mixed
64a65 track; 65a6G elevator; 64ae4f.
Whiskey 95. Bacon firm; sales of job
hing and order lots-shoulders saa9 |;
clear rib 1oaall clear 1laall9.
LOUISVILLE, July ~ Flour un.
changed. Corn firm and in fair demand
|M74a72. Bacon firm shoulders 81;
clear rib II clear lls. Whiskey %.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1874-07-29

The following persons have packages
tn the Express Office:
VT Penney, sc Link, g A Doug
lass & Co, Wardlaw & M, w NJ Prather,
J G Johnson, D R Williams, L H Rus
sell, Hollinshead, A Butler, E Noble,
w Rosenberg, w S Dogan.
G. V. HAMMOND,
Agent.
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WARD

KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY.
ASHLAND, the Home of Henry
Clay, and Old Transylvaaia University,
the sites of the several Colleges. Six
Colleges in operation, with their Facul-
ties, 80 Professors and Instructors, with
an average of more than 600 Students
each session since the war. Fees very
low. Good boarding from 81 to SIS per
week. Sessions begin Second Monday
information address, enclosing stamp,
J. B. BOWMAN,
Regent, KY. u, Lexington, Ky.
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Consigne

The following named persons have
freight in the Depot:
VIM Spear, Julia Black, W P Wide
man, w P Kenndy, B c Crawford, g II
Lubkin, DR. ] w Thomas, Link & Wide
man.
J. W. MARSHALL,
Agent.
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WATERS Philharmonic, Yes.

WATERS Philharmonic, Yes
per & Orchestral Organs
in Unique French Cases, are among the
best made, and combine Purity of voic-
ing with great volume of tone. Suita-
BILE for PARL0R, CHURCH or MUSIC
HALL.
Waters New Scale Pianos
have great power and fine singing
tone, with all modern improvements,
and are the BEST PIANOS MADE.
These Organs and Pianos are warranted
for years. PRICES EXTREMELY
LOW for cash or part cash and balance
in monthly or quarterly payments.
Secondhand instruments t.ten in ex-
change. Agents Wanted in every
County in the U. S. and Canada. A
liberal discount to Teachers, Ministers,
Churches, Schools, Lodges, &c. Illus
trated Catalogues mailed.
HORACE WATERS & SON,
Isl Broadway, New York,
d n Rov oSR7
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Tax Returns.
Auditors Office, AibeViIs ClIilI,

| ABBEvILLE, June ~, 1914.
THIS Office will be open from
The 1st day Of July to ths 10th
day Of August next, to receive
|returnsof all Perso Proper 4
|ty, Moneys, Credits iRe estmensa
DO Bonds, joint stoek olapa Il
nies,sor otherwise. 81 IS
Also, a complete return q
Real Property, Land =
Buildmgs under eo oahel 4
ers or hol ders, Of 81
ers, attorneys, OF faefQ ! 3 s|
first day Of July
cordaace wit d JOINT
Of The. Legisl latitl
g re.assessns s
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Send for "The Pioneer"
A handsome Illustrated paper, contain
ing the Homestead Law. A NEW
NUMBER just published, Mailed free
to all parts OF tive world. Address
@. F. DAVIS,
Land Commi issioner u. p. E. R.,
Omaha. NGb.
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Waters Concerto Organs

Are the most beautiful in style and per-
feet in tone ever made. The concerto
stop is thebestever placed in any Organ.
1t is produced by an extra set of reeds.
peculiarly voiced, the effect of Witch is
most charming and soul stirring, while
it's imitation Of the human voice is su-
perb. Terms LIBERAL,
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h. Asafls aee9
payers Of stlies goalsiisstj lo ne
side at q distance from fEs d ttis OffSs
lice, the following & persons viii
Ibe Supplied Wit sblank and
authorized to receive returns. 81 5
|all real and persen pso l|I. ,sI
viz: ALI Trial . ustice and X z
|taries Public III the &
Townships who are con1ps q
and who may appl
blanks at this office. s 81
All persons are reqlle51l 3ss
make their retrrns between Jui 8
1 and August 20, and after that S
date any tax payers Who shall y
have failed to make their rc- G
turns will be charged Wit t5e d
property and fifty per eaIf 81 q llgsM :s B
ded thereto. y.
Every male person betwean
the ages Of 81 and 50 years e
whether owning prop
mot, except those unab of earn
ing a support from being mainiss
ed or otherwise disabled aras
liable to a poH-tax, and are re-
quired to make their returns.
All persons failing to make
their returns of their polls will
be required to pay a double tax,
and on failure to do SO, are lia-
BILE to be. indicted and impris
oned ten days, in accordancs
with Act No. 287, Sessions Of
1928. .:.
pa Tax payers are re-
spectfully requested to report
all persons who evade making a
just and fair return.
r. 3. MILFORD,
Auditor Abbeville County.
June "a, ~ lift
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-23
CONGRESSIONAL.

Nominations J. Grady, Collecto,
Third Louisiana District
A recess is probable, some thirty members
Of Congress obtained leave Of absence, and
others will go without leave. Should the
session continue there will seldom be q
quorum in the House. The committees,
however in the meantime, will continue work
SO as to put it in shape for prompt action
after the holidays.
Many resolutions of inquiry were
introduced.
The bill authorizing the Supreme Court Of
the District to proceed with its jury business,
passed.
The bill making Pascasoula, Miss, port
Of delivery passed.
The House went into committee on Naval
appropriations.
A large number of members obtained leave
Of absence.
Senote-Seven States petition for a board OF
commissioners to consider the improvement
of the Ohio River and its tributaries.
The adjournment resolution upon the OBJ
lection of Mr.. West, of Louisiana, went over
until tomorrow.
The finance bill, substantially as reported
by the caucus and heretofore telegraphed,
passed at late hour tonight by vote Of 30
to IA party vote.
Mr.. West presented memorial of the New
Orleans Cotton Exchange for aid to the Texas
Pacific Railroad, and also praying that the
Texas Western and Central roads lie incorpo-
rated as a branch of the Texas Pacific. Re-
felred to Committee on Railroads.
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The ABODE OF SANTA CLAus.-No mother
or father need for one moment hesitate where
to go to buy beautiful and appropriate Christ
mas presents for their children. The elegant
book store Of r. G. Eyrich, No. 100 Cana
street, is filed with articles, such as toys,
juvenile and toy books, illustrated books
etc, to suit every taste, age and fancy. The
array of holiday books is really bewilderlng
and many of the illustrated works are studies
in themselves. The store is the center OF
attraction on Canal street, and there never
were more polite or attentive clerks anywhere
Ladies may rest assured they will receive
prompt and courteous attention.
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ESCAPE OF A MURDERER.

JEFFERsoNv1LLE, Ind, Dec. 22.-William
Radifer, desperado, serving out ten years
sentence for robbery and attempted murder,
ESCAPED from the State prison about daylight,
by placing ladder on the platform near the
outer wall. Reaching the top OF the wall he
slid down the water spout on the outside.
Two others who attempted to follow were
discovered by the guard, fred upon and
caDtured
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Let everyone buy ticket on Christmas for
the $40 900 Prize in the La. State Lottery.
Let everyone buy a ticket on Christmas for
the $4,000 Prize in the La. State Lottery.
Let everyone buy ticket on Christmas for
the $4,000 Prize in the La. State Lottery.
Let everyone buy ticket on Christmas for
the $4,000 Prize in the La. State Lottery.
Let everyone buy ticket on Christmas for
the $40. 600 Prize in the La. State Lottery.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-23
Arrived out: State of Indiana.

In our Sunday edition, the name of NJ. J.
Wheelahan should have been NJ A. Wheela-
han, importer and dealer in wall paper, win
dow shades, paints, oils and artists materials,
No. 119 Common street Our readers who
call will find splendid stock of goods at low
prices,
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-23
NEW YORK ITEMS.

NEW YORK, Dec. PA steamer, supposed
to be one Of the New Orleans and Havana
packets, bound to New York, went ashore on
Barnegat Shoals at 6 o'clock this morning,
and is now throwing cotton overheard.
BARNEGAr, Dec. 22.-The steamer South
Carolina, which went ashore this morning.
now lies easy. It is thought as soon as more
freight is got off she will float. All the pas
sengers have been safely landed.
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MARINE.

SOUTHWEST Pass, Dec. q, 6 p. M.-Weath-
er calm aud very hszy.
No arrivals
The ship Maria Stoneman is anchored out
side awaiting fair wind to sail.
PAss-A-LUUrRE, Dec. %, =. M.-Weath-
er calm.
The British ship Trenton has arrived out
side for orders
No departures.
QUEENSTOWN, Dec. 22-Arrived Oceanic.
New YORK, Dec. 22.-Arived State of
Georgia.
Arrived out: State of Indiana.
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As Christmas looms up, it is we'll to remind
our down town friends that George Tognoni' S
well known confectionery store, corner OF Es-
planade and Old Levee streets. is prepared to
supply families with the most delicious speci-
mems of the confectioners art. Tognonis re-
putation is so we'll established that anything
more We could say about him would look like
an attempt to paint the lily or to add perfume
to the violet. See his card in another
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-23
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 22-There was full
Cabinet meeting to-day, but only brief routine
business was transacted ..
WASHINGTON, Dec. %. = Senators West.
Cragin and Ransom have been appointed a
subcommittee on the Texas Pacific Railway
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