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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-17
TIE YoRKrowN MONUMENT.

To the EdtfOF Of IHc TTtbUne.
SIR: In your issue Of the 10Th inst, p. Fitch
of Delhi, n. y, says he has piece Of monument
erected at Yorktown, in Virginia, in COMMUNICATION OF
the surrender of CORVALLIS. No monument for such
purpose has been erected d,g,chere think,
tsiny in Virginia Ter days after the Ter the
Continental Congress voted marble column thai should
bear ebens OF the alliance between the United states
aud France with suitable insciptons bat, like many
other similar promises of that Congress to honor it, dead
heroes has been redeemed The only resolution
Of that Kind that has been followed by appropriate
ton is that concerning a monument 10 the memory Of
Gen. Richard Montgomery who persisted at Quebec ON
the morning Of the lat day of the year I77j. II Is
mural monument, and may he seen the external wall
OF St Pans Church, fronting on broadway, Now-lOrk
In she year 1918 MontgomcTys remains were brought
rom Quebec at the expense OF the state OF NeWhOik
and pla, 0i Dcneath that monument
Mr. Fitch SAYS be heard from persons living NJ York
town that tile erected Ion the very spot
where CORVALLIS surrendered bIs sword" Mr. Fitch,
- think Is mistaken CORVALLIS did not surrender
Ks sgoTd at all. Feignng sickness, the British coin
Iauder sent his sword by Cen OlIaa to be delivered,
IN the field, TO Washington IL was received from
f'IIara by Gen. Lincoln. The Z" very spot where the
pvilsi flags were surrendered subject for donbt
,chen Col Trunbull was gathering materials for his
painting VI the "surender VI Corvallis, now In the
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON. July 1G.-Assistant- Engineer 'sanc
X Reeves ordered % the Froc on The ~ - AM ISL
commander lewis Clark, Lieut. j. f. So-i NJ IS
tiers Fchbom and L. Jewett Asslstans rnrg on ~.
VI F,gebee have detached from the forsn0nh AMI are
pa waiting oners. Lieut. A. b. NysSo Iyn re re-
ship Potomac IL ordered 10 t!o q" %
inst Past PaI1sster H. " Nheh0uAc H. aea'hou
from tie Forlsnash and ordered 10 sctto s ac,.Is
Passed Assistant Paymaster Henry q. Colby drseh,i from
Na.yfgrl Mare island asd oger.d 70 me
Passed Assistant hnginc-r W. D. Sm ~ IL dete ryh
NavyYa 2. Boston nom tho 18th inst and ordered To mo
FToc the Sd OF August next cadet tnEnr - ."Ik. ~
Ian-on A. b. NaBc, and j. H. Id~ards, DOm ue hcic's'ei
ar.n AS oS1 al WA sFffrs.
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TIE QUESTION or EXCESSIVE PiIL.
DECISION OF JCDGE DAVIS ~ A PARALLfL CASE -
TIL TWEED SUIT.


In view of the recent argument in the
Tweed. case htt Lis bail cAo-s,ye, the following
De, sion If juf 20 Davis IA tie OF Benn z, NJ
than has interest. Ia this judge Nc,tbfCOk
.s-uoG IA oIiDrcf arrest against the defendant Oh
charge taat lac aI efg5Vcd he psintiK ia brOheIagr
transactions, AMI fixed tine bail at $4,000. motion
WAS made to vacate the BAL The ground tha' tic;e
was no fraud shown in the papcr 10 aucc 1t rs being
excessive. jude Davis says "Ths motion L. made on
the order Of arrest and tlc papers ples'1i>d TO
the jude WHO made tn order. TIE bail liked
10y TO jude "a thought To he excessive.
1t IS the general rulc, not departed
from without good .sDn. that the bail required on snc
order -iail De- amount when tle palntH rs his
alayi-. etc. shows ir>sit eui ft ip recover, WIN an
adlfioial sirpt To cnrtr int resi- nj costs likely
10 accrue dp of tlHh tIc H. any fatal Gr 80 I'D the
conn Nni IN is Iu it's aserinrui7 together Win
ID, !l4.ifs, $40" tat plaiDH II entitled 10 recover,
ui,ou the e. = -rt "Itu by ni s>Hn!uE them 20 ic
tine ~ ,c purpose Of ti7 motion must hc donrl 10
80. aunrnt 40 S.jI TIC lad. ned the ran IL 80.
OGp Tl's ~ r""er. - tn interest ar't
co. q ong hi uion rty swell the amount 10 That
SIM IT., drftB':fs nave made no aiiidtiit arENn2
fhi- ind ,no.S their liability on the gr0un IL and tur
tie reasons -. lfld Ia tIC o1i a NJ AIT a-rtSts II
plaintiff UAicr t''sn circu.r in'os G' not FIX tii.
uit eau properly ilcriCiC W,lh ts DiGrr hOLOG dc
ned, with 80 costs.
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FURTHER ARGUMENT IN THE MANI CASE.

I'm the case of ey-CuStOm Inspector
Con W. q. NIX who was recently triei III nc uih"o
states Circuit Court for dcly in counterfeit money
Detective Porter she hat, with the Understanding
tat te counterfeit II, ties should he Destroyed, iank
Sold him Il SEQ OF counterfeit money for 500 OF good
money Judge Rcncai charged the jury that, II ticy
believed Porter they must convict Mank 1t being crime
within the meaning of the law TO sell counterfeit money
for any purpose Tls jury beloved Porter. aud found
verdict of gully. Bir DitenEoefor, counsel for
Nnuk then moved for new tial on tlIe
,,rnd that Sic Jud 20 erred in charging the llFy me
M GER went over until yesterday when Judge Benedlct
soid fiat he might De- wrong In the sti le had iA'h
ina il is crime to Stose If counterfeit money IN tAe
~ il was DISPOSED ~ by Nank and d"S.rc1 10 near
fr; her arcument on the question 1hs VIII ne heard hs
soon AZ counsel can prepare thems ives ana JUICES
Woodruff aud Ba'chold viii - her be called 10 neg ~
or :, noiu,s will submitted To them 10y indgr Il ne
ct Ia the event Of division 81 81 mon D't"eeh thc
H. ,ecS T.. casc viii he taa'n 10 tne Supreme Court 81
Tie United states
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-17
PRoGRrss OF TIE FREEDMEN.

TO the Editor Of The TrtJUne.
SIR: At q charter election lately held in this
town upon tie question of abolishng tho selling Of
liquor by license and restricting the sale TO not less than
ene gallon, the decided majority Of SO was obtained
against license II 10 admitted that more than 90 coored
men voted for the restriction; therefore it would not
have been carried but for their votes. This Is a
hopeful sign OF progress among this race upon whom
sepends OF the prosperity OF the South. Jhcy
are Tie natural abOrcrs Of the country and must he for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-17

rotunda of the Capitol at Washington It was with dir
bIv where the frgs were surrendered. F was in ccr
tain Acid from which the house of Gov NelsoH get
siaudn Il m sht he seem AMI about mile from YORK.
town Tie surrender VI the sword immediately preceded
that OF the eoors British regiments, % In number
The most untrustworthy material for history, as q
general rule IL local tradition unsupported by corioo
oai,e testimony. That fact have boon taught ny LONG
experience. - b. j. L.
ihs Rilgc, Doser Plans, N. T., July 10. 1875.
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THE INCREASED ro,rAGE LAW ~ TIE COURTS.

THE INCREASED PO-rAGE LAW ~ TIE COURTS.
The attention of the public ms been fire.
q-,cuty ca.rd 10 the clause which Inserted in rho
.uniry CtI Appropriate IA bill on tlc as' aig OF ihe
,Asi.nrs of ls XLIfld CDnSrcs- b. which Tho Iajc Of
nst., o.. IA II uia;i.r the ,aId class doubled.
+ g. NcclS oi s city has begun proceedings 10 T. :, the
COT. ttt r-litv Of the law. shct time a-O hc gave
10 Postmaster James BOOB. Tor Transmission Ia
Philadelphia VITA ro.,l-c "a liz" old rae aiii&cL Ihe
10. tiniscr r.ih.et 81 receive 0r tgsusmt H. Nj
Nichols row riaR rlc.t.un fora mand1Gus ia com
pei Lin 10 receive and TRANSMIT tho book The AFFIDAVIT
Of Mclel- wiici. las been 81 Il with the Clerk oI tie
United .es Circuit Court. declares that tn 'nnSfi ton
Iir-es o. 81 i revenue ID sal. -iulc ia fHc House
Of Representatives, athlH1i the tciiat" may pro-
pose amendments; that lie nifY eva Alpi"r-i-
M on III - it fi0r ,ic Ii"n-e before ih" r'th
amended q by inserting te pruyt'l l'r iif inrrt@s
rate ~ p.st.t. i.U I'D pros l>i1n fI ere ial't OF
revenue, and iu iu" fil 3Nt ,h th'
-,a,n could not amend u hy ire ttiou ~ an
a,u-u l. nj proVd col tl' Isi,inS 0 rsrn!o, Wllch
Is the effect of the provision IA question; that h ihr'
tue SUNDAY Civil AppioW iaicn MI :" ~ - ~ 'utS
for the raising ~ iA,Iu". originated IA thr svEac
IA yioaii III of the clause q. thc COHu,Gi1n above
lCieircd TO-
Tic appiroiion vii CONF for hearing before JUICE
Bla;chfJld cu Aug. 3 TOUnacnj, Weed * AuD aie the
attorney lcr the alpn'int
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mary years. II not forever. mag add too. that so far
hear they working very well this year,
and are prosperous The OF this egton-the
wheat already gathered and tho and cotton in pros
pcct-are better Than for many years. IL. Il. q.
('nrkcrsriIie. Ga, lnlY T.. 1N7I.
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NEw.YoRk DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, H.

granted with costs 10 abide the event TIE
n Y. Ls ms Co ss anReport conrincd ana Juos"ch'
ordlr aurpus.
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tilarble nn9 Slate AlInlsls.

CASONI & ISOLA,
~ STEAM MARBLE aud GRANITE WORKS
i4o Ia 1872 West 900 49,, near Brfstwsy
Monuments. Manfel-, ALTAR, fe-Is, ii,g Mainsco.1s,
Sc Importers and naUuao tUt.s IN itay Of marble
WORK Of every description.
S,TEWART's New Slate Mantels, inllid with
- il.s also Marble and WOOL Msntas elegant designs
prices veiy low. 22O and ~ y est 2i 81 near 7tlNs
w H. a. \. s. NicHOIS.-Nari,lc, Slate
W and Wood MANTEi-. new designs lless NeIy low
also manufdcr. OF Iron o. sings stable tAtfes Copper
NeHrs and Fiuals. 73 Hudson st., opposite Worth
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1llseellansou5

CTRICTURE, Varicocele, Iiemorhods, and
~ shsr Gousqueule exhaustion; asutdity OF
ssal DH ny ueogcs piur Oi hns' lns rlDrnts for
a te concluding lecture 10 his private arr
c,al clss EDNA D.. DIXON, IA. D.. editor OF Tho
- apel. lrclo~, a stamp ~ - Fiuit-lVe.
VENT 10 LET OR FOR SALE.-An OBJ
long TINT by So safalt Tor camp Uesiings So-
Aidres, TENT .Irhune Office. box 10 New-YorS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-17

OtIICE C0NNI sl0NERs or RiFO TNsN*IT- PiRf
COURT ~ COMMON PikA- NEw COIuuUi ~
WNoEg. luly ~. 1915. y
rE,HE COMMISSIONERS of RAPID TRANSIT
hTby give notice tat for the pmIpo'e ~ sXic lODs Tho
busess hcl they spl0in" uey inquest u.st all
plans suggestions inrlHH be- Gated Ia them
10 rOut. or nrthod ~ csructkn operation Of ktlil
Transit kaiwa h " than ~ viii ne, Ga Oeor. Ang.
l. lS15 office. Models AMI drawings be sft Al
this any except SATURDAY, between 10 m. ana
D. JoSEfli Sl.ljbMAN, frtsiienI
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CTATE LINE.
WHITE STAR LINE.

WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THE
UNITED STATES MALL.
NEW iND FTLL PCWtEt y STEAMSHIPS.
Sailing from ORR sArt ItDAfs nom Liverpool a
THURSDAYS, calling AZ Cork ~ srbor each way.
ApkIArI', SATURDAY, July ~ a. D. Ia
CELTIC. SATU RDAY. July a. 1T $50 q.
REP RI.IC SATT kDAN. July 81, ~ 3 =.
BRFTANNIt, SATURDAY, Aug. :, at %. IN.
GIKNANIC SATURDAY, Aug IL, at 10.
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER 3d. NORTH
RIVER.
Tese Stamers the IN the trade uniform In sxe
aud unsurpassed in appointments. The Saloon statsconx
W ard Bal rooms are placed auashps where the nolso
ana MOTION least aforn degree OF comfort hitherto I'M
atiainabe al
KNTES.-Saloon. $50 and 500, gold Return Tickets on
favorable terms Storage, e2S.
Drafts rom npW5r.
For inspection plans and or information apply at the
Company's Offices No. 10 Broadway, E~e.lork.
n. j. COItrIS, AGENT
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NEW-YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAI
4

Iicse frsteass steamships VIII sail az m from Pier ~
North River io0t Cedar ST. Tor HAVANA, dre't AZ iol
~.
Steamship CoIUNBrs f. G. Rs THUR ~, Jry ag
IL ia y 70
For rtjg 1r hayinC passed a'comino atons,
apply 70 WM. ciYDk 90? q 80" ~ green.
NcEELLAr. T.ULISG d 90. tgcnts In Havana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-17

Go sUlDom ii man Concern.
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the STOCK
L HOLDERS oI the National Bolivian Ssv,.-.0e Com
rauv 6F election 81 Directors anI te Transaction OF
Other burirss WI held If us company, No
park.roW tosins II ami Ia - t1y vi New York.
the 29,h day ~ July 1873. Al - ID clock
JAMES :. MACkIE, ' lcs President
AtFX OsrpA sl,f,p. sCsr.iary.
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INMAN LlNE.-Fxcd SoutherIy Course.

ROYAL Mail steamers appointed To sail as follows;
FOR arFFNSrOWN AND LlNERiooI.
CITY or NOS r8i,AL-....SNr DDAN, July ~ AZ 5p m
CRY ~ REKIIN...... sArUi DAY, July -, q. pa ~
CfTN OF Rl' HIoND. ....SATt kDiY, Jny 81, ~ p IN
cry or CHESTER. SATURDAY, Aug %, at p m
CABIN PA~.AGE. $50 ami : iOo, gold.
STEtRAGE.-fO and from Liverpool Queenstown London
derry. HeilasI or glasgow, @2S .ufIeucy. 81.
Cbn aul General Otc 10 Broad way storage oE.es 30
Broadway. aid Per -, Ncrtl River -
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Ocean Gteamers.
. NCHOR LINE-CARRYING U. s. NAILS

"A -. -, ,.,.,.,.ou,
SEW-YORK AND GLASGOW.
FIYsTA 80 .........sglis SATt nDAy, July lI5rR
rAIIFORN IA-...... sails SATURDAY, July ~, maA
To GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, OR LpNDpND1hk1;
ChRIS PASSAGE ........... SIS 10 $50 sprrtDey
Intermediate ard Stserars NJ lowest rates.
ConIpany's Oilces, Rowiing green.
HENDERSON DROTHhhs, Agest4
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NATIONAL LINE.

y srltNsiiIP LINZ TffWFEN EEwNoRK,
sJyTIAMplOS AID 8Rl.NEN. .,..
CDNpANf'S PIER. foot a. SO md T., UOB0kfN.
sEI...............4niy |! MAIN =. Icy 81
Dos Ji.y 3 bfttIS ~ Aug
RATES ~ Itse AsE from NEH.lp hk 10 btHAaP-
FIRST CABIN. 800 goId' SECOND CABIg, sGo COLA
SrEERANE so currency. 49,.
Return Ticket. reduced rates. Pppad steease EsfuA
For FREE ght o. passage apply 70 . -, y ,,,,-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-17

vpr RESIDENTS OF MAcorPIN COUNTY NOT DIS
poNasT-HlsToRy OF riIE.IssUE OF TIrg COUNTY
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-01
A Mothers Care.

She will not allow her girls to ride,
because fox hunters sometimes get
their necks broken. They may not
h9ve. q pct dog in cnso tadfolsal go
mad. nor any aconite Or Il onkshcol in
their gardens for fear they should poi.
son themselves. Timid mother for
blt:s her daughters to visit among the
poor, for fear they might take small
poX, and will not allow one Of them to
80 alone outside Of the avenue gate
from fear Of garroters. The dc.crip-
ton which she gives Of lhc ncishborin.
fields is appalling. She represents
them to be the lairs Of mad bulls,
savage tramps, ycnomous snakes and
wild horses. Her girls cannot propose
either work or play which she does not
prove to be compasscd with dangers
horrible and hitherto unthoucht of.
In their childish days they were not
allowed II rocking horse for fear it
should oyel balance; nor swing, in
case the rope might break; nor
pockct-knifc, lest they should cut their
fingers. She is always tying comfor-
ters around her childrcn's throat and
applying flannel to mysterious places
where it will :,ot stay. She rcvcls III
chest protectors, rcspirators, and her
room is adorned with sticking plasters
and sa!lipots. She is always intent on
proving that every one either has
cold or is taking one, and she may be
sen at night i'll flannel dressing
gown going from room to room with
cruel, pills, mustard leaves and India
rubber hot bottles. She il constantly
discovering obscure sigrs Of some
deadly disease in her children. She
takes il for granted that her daughters
have weak spincs, SO their beds are
destitute Of pillows, and there is n
reclining board i'll every room. When
she takes her girls to a picnic she will
not allow them to sit on The grass, nor
iii the sun, nor under IL tree, nor on
rock. They must return with her be-
fore the dew begins to rise, and arc
never allowed to look at the moon cx-
ccpt through window.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-01

more intense the suspicion) there is
always dissatisfaction. That there is
pore gf'ore ignorance, more suspicion, or
more dissatisfaction in our Order than
IN any other society, or in tho outside
public, we do not believe. What little
dissatisfaction there is, our enemies
rejoice to see, and are alive in fomcnt-
ing. Shall we play into their Lands :?
but the order is breaking up"
Yes, one Subordinate Grange in Iowa
has seeded and declared it's indcpend-
enec of the State Grange. So far as we
can learn, this is all. This Grange was
under discipline, Mt the time, for
irregularities" let our outside
"fricnds' console themselves with this
undcniablc fact.
Patrons, if the National Grange be
corrupt, and fraud and :'humbug"
whose fault is it, and in whose hands
rests the remedy? DO you not elect
your Master in tho Subordinate
Grange by Il free votc-by universal
suffrage Cir Guiding the ladies)? If he
is not IL good man and true eRntron,
whose fault is it? Do not the Mas
tcrs of the Subordinate Oranges and
their wives. Mlo are Matrons, consti
tutc the State Oranges? Do not they
elect their Master? If the Masters
ofthe State Oranges arc not good and
true men and Patrons, again. whose
fault is it? These Master (wilh their
wives, who have taken the degree Of
fomona) constitute the National
Grange. To impcach that body is to
inpcacl the State Oranges, and t. i'm.
peach the St ate Grange is to impeach
the Subordinate Oranges and the Pat
rons Of IIusbandry rs a body. Do
you not sec, then, that if this great
tce, which has grown SO rapidly and
ovcrsprcad the land, is producing cor
rnpt fruit, the corruption lies at the
very roots i'll the Subordinate Gran
scs-in ourselves
Brothers and sisters, if you arc mind
ful ofonr Secret work" you will re-
member a certain Sign" When you
see member Of the order listening to
such outside saunders rs we have allu-
dc,l to. make use Of it.-Ruru Carolt-
a'o" FIR .N"y.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-01
The No"s and Courior.

The trial Of Capt. L. w. Dawson Of
the Ners and Courier, indicted for
libel, came to close on Tuesday Inst.
The case occupied seven days. and
was watched throughout the State
Mitl, great dcnl Of interest. Solicitor
Buttz and D. T. Goblin, Esq., were
Attorneys for Bowen, and Gen. Conner,
w. D. Porter, Brawlcy and Smith,
represented The defendant. On Tues
day the jury was discharged, they hav-
ing failed to agree. Eleven of thcjury
were for ncquital, and one for guilty.
Thus tho case ended and wc do not
suppose it will be heard ofagain except
through the newspapers. Captain
Dawson seems to be jubilant over the
result, and is right in for the press
Convention.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-01

ture has adjourned, without accom-
plishing anything for the good
of the State. They did not for
get, however, to pass the bill appro-
priating $4,000 to pay the expenses
Of The extra session.
And strange to say (wc say strange
because anything inconsistent we call
strangc) all the democratic members
voted to pass the bill appropriating
$4,000 to pay the expenses of n ton
days session.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-01
----os -
ENTERTAINMENT IN AID
OF THE
OF THE
ORANGEBURG BAPTIST CHURCH.

ORANGEBuRG BAPTIST CHURCH.
The Charadcs and Tablcaux given
Thursday night and last night III the
Elliott Hook & Ladder Hall, for the
purpose of raising funds to bny nj
organ for tho choir of the l;nptist
Church Of Orangcburg, met with dcci-
dcd success. The Hall was crowded
with those whose sympathics
wore with the young performers
throughout, and their warm ap-
p'susa cnuefaU them on to viii a
renewal Of the same, and they were
successful too. The latcncss of tile
hour, prevents us from making any
comments or criticism Of the perfor-
mcre. Next week, We promise an cx-
tended notice, and shall take occasion
to take up tho entire programme for
beth nights, and let the -,larlings
(our darlings) and the dar-
lings (somcbody clse's darling.) know
exactly how NC we're impressed and
what wo think Of their delightful sue
ccas as amature performers.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-01

requires the use Of the soil, so We may
just hint that now is the time to be
lively with the ploughs and hoes. Grab
grass is easy to kill when young and
tender, but let it get foothold and
strength and we MI know how hard it,
is to eradicate, especially if any un.
lucky shower should come just after it
has hccn hoed up.-Rural tarolnian
for Nay.
MARnIEp-On the 22d April, 1876, b..
the Rev. William Hutso, at the reaidence Of
the brides father, NJ. q. y. Nosals, Of
Oranseburg County, and Miss HIknIErrA
H. CoSsoR, of Charleston Co., $. c.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-01
Words Of eau tion 10 Patrons Of Husbandry

Several Patrons, seeing paragraphs
in the papers llintin. Mt msmanacc-
mcnt and frauds in the National
Grange, general dissatisfaction, scccs-
sion Of Oranges, and impending dis
organization, have anxiousIy inquired,
What arc the incis in the case? 5
the order already dcn.oralizcd, and
about to be broken np?"
We have not been disposed to give
the reports alluded to Il moments
thought, If our correspondents will
trace them b,ck to their source, they
will find that those WHO originated
them, and seem 50 deeply concerned in
regard to the condition and prospects
Of the Order, arc not members Of it, or
friendly to it. Is it likely that the,
know more ofits affairs than VIC. who
are inside Of the gates?
In regard to The National Grange.
wc presume it has committed errors.
1t has done things which we are unable
To approve; but VIC arc all liable to &,
wrong even with The best intentions,
nor can We all think alike in regard 10
what is the wiscst and best course; but
that there has be II any intentional
sub'ersion Of tho principles Of the
order fur selfish, personal ends, or any
fraudulent use Of its funds, By tho
National Grange, We have no proof
nor do VIC bclicyca IL word OF it. When
the proceedings Of the last session Shall
be publish, d, u detailed statement Of
money received and expended will be
within the reach Of every Patron.
Each can then Judge for himself.
Among the ignorant and suspicious
tand the greater the ignorance til
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
ORAS0EDURG COUNTY.
By Aue. B. KSowLroS. Eso,,iro p. J

By AUa. B. KSowLToS, Esquire, P.J.
Where:s, Joel j. Hooker hath made
suit to me, to grant to him Letters Of Ad-
ministration Of tho Estate and effects OF
LAWNS Hooker, iatc Of said county, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and ad.
lnoniHh all and singular the kindred and
Creditors Of the said I.ayinia Hooker, de.
ceased, that they be and appear, before NE,
i'll the Court Of Probate, to be held at
Orangcbnrg G. H. on May: 18th, next,
after publication hereof, =, II o'clock in the
forenoon, 20 shcr cause, if any they have,
why the said Administration should not DO
granted.
Given under my hand, this cath slay Of
April, Ammo 1,omini 1875
AUG. Is. KNOWLTON,
lis Judge Of Probate, y. C..
may | 1879 q