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The Morning herald., 1876-04-12

Fepworth Dixon, in his new book, The
lite Conquest, tells story of brigandage
california twenty years ago. Senatt was
leader of a predatory band, and Moreno
his first lieutenant. Los Angeles was
place of their chief exploits, the most
ncious of which was to plunder several
kes, murder q marshal, and carry OF
ral Mexican girls. A reward of 81 ,5Oo
offered for Senati's body, dead or alive
that was enough to make Moreno dis
to his chief. He shot Senati, put biz
in cart, drew 1t to Los Angeles, got
Reward, and claimed that he had been q
oner with the bandits, not companion
truth came out, however, and Moreno
sent TO prison for fourteen yearl.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-12

The result of the taking Of the census Of
the CITY of Philadelphia, last week, shows
an increase of over thirty -one per cent since
1870. Its present population 10 sl7, ,44S.
There is no other eastern city, perhaps, that
has increased in population 30 rapidly sincs
the last census as has Philadelphia. b.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-12

THE HERALD is more extensively quoted
from by the papers Throughout the country
than any journal in the state. It 10 the on
deayor of The HERALD always to give It'd
opinions conscientiously, without fear or 10
vor from any one, and those who give ita
articles publication can do 50 with that
knowledge. ... yr. A.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-12
HUANC1AIs
a ..'9A iwHx1xaTeT. April II.

Reported by OsaiEe, Johnton y o., Bank
The Morning herald., 1876-04-12

TIE Committee on Public Printing have
already discovered that Mr.. Clapp's con-
tract has been carried ont at . profit OF
$500 900 per annum. This ID nios LITTLE
pile for the powerful ring Of which hs haa
so long been the conspicuous chief. -e
The Morning herald., 1876-04-12

CEND &c, TO @, p. ROWELL 4 Co., New
xosl a: Ss = ss%Rnss & 81 ' Rssn sa
The Morning herald., 1876-04-12
One Cent Papers.
Public Record.

IFuDIlC NeCOTu.J I-I1",
When newspaper puts itself at this "bot-
|m price" it gives all the cheapness posi-
! whether in hard times or in easy times,
h values inflated or values contracted
h gold at 200 or gold at par. "One cent
he ''hard-pan" price which is beyond
Proach, because there is no smaller coin
give for the paper.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-12
PHILADELPHIA MANK FITS.
Stock Market

~ FHILADELPHlA. AprlI1l, 1915.
Gold llRX@ll3 lPhila & Kend
silver 100 @l03 Rk, /. 47Iz@4S
u g. 1881 l2asaWl225z North Penn g. H54
6-2Js lS65lls1 @llsl4| "hila 4 Erie 2UslG 2077{,
"julyls65 ll9ls@li94 fOC& A RR Ii @liX
"Juiy 1857 l2lL@l2lssa Lehigh Val 6lHg6lN
I" July 1868 1913 al2Sl4 "Nav Stock 1870
"lO-4Os ll8H@ @llSA Catawissa Rl7H@l8
New 6s Il8N@llSM do prefd 4l15944A
City Sc ,newlOS @l08sX| N Central R:.s811 zz936Aa
UOOsOf NJl37A@l3S HestOnville 81 0SSH
Penna RR 81 q 6H . F
The Morning herald., 1876-04-12
CITY Itssna.

- CITY 1to0s.
Children and boys allcwOoe suts ~
ceiling for q and Is, at the great Boston
Ulbth1ng Hsuss, oN Market street. WI,
Dd.
Mothers buy their childrsn's clothing at
| thS Boston House, 207 Market street, WN.,
Da. W.T. YEEqy4rf 3HT no TIT
+ Everybody can have pair Of working
pants for Is cents, 81 w, 81 Is, $780, $500,
and $3.50 by calling at the Boston Clothing
House, 207 Market street.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-12
Rats Nest Made Of Greenbacks

While repairing an ice box belonging to
A. B. Downes of Mulberry street, New
:, yesterday, the carpenter found rats
i made wholly of fractional currency, so
tilated as to be worthless. There was
m 800 to $3.50 in it. Mr.. Downes used
; Pace his money drawer in the box for
Keeping. e. ,.,~.. .4a ~
The Morning herald., 1876-04-12

Col. James =. Henry, President, Delaware
John :: Hudson. Capitalize; st. Georges.
.. K. Mcclure, Capitalist, Short Manitu, Pa.
Dr.. J. +. Hammond, N. D., Berlin, Nd.
Rudolph Humphreys, Lumberman, Sails
John i. Long, @ai Merchant, .Franksor,, Del.
George A. Jones. OWL Engineer, George
D. W, Moore, Capitalist, Laurel, Del.
Col. J. B. Fcrd, Capitalist, Condord, Del,
WIN. +. Sharp, Merchant, Harrington, Dol.
Eli HOll1ster, Insurance, Delaware City.
H. Chas. UInaan, Prest. u. 8. Law Asso. n.
Capt t. SsSyl: ssy stokley, Farmer, seasord, Del.
Reynear Williams, Merchant, Milford. Del.
Hiram ". MoColley, Capitalist, Milford,
John M. Dale, Capitalist, whaleyytlle. Md.
D. ]. Minlch, Insurance, SeAf0rd, Del.
VIM. Dyer, Merchant, Dover, Del.
James n. Sellers, r. r. Contractor, Phila-
Idelphia, Pa.
John N. Pcmsroy, Editor, Chambersburt.
R. W. Cannon, Merchant, Bridgeyille, De-
VIM: =. hMsrphy' Manufacturer, Farming
Chas. II. Maull, Merchant, Lewes, Del.
James H. Myers, Insurance. Delaware Cit
| JAMES B. HENRY. Pres.
JAMES H. MYERS. sec'y and Treas.
decl4-6m
, 1876-06-14

citics OF market towns. nni 2. mn villages. Br1.
gta'c. t1Ir t.npfai. ntim1'rrA !1,0iN lhhabItnnis
'f.H: rr!ar nrsnY tunsEslA OF .tfV0 men of AL
arr'@, whu NJ rnfsr'. by c"ntrrirtitn. nn'! who,
after fnnr ycnrs' rerslct sciurn TO their ho'ncf,
whcrc they arc Incorporated IN the national mill.
Tia, which numbers l50, 600 men; and in which
every fttb between 20 md 80 yrnra Of ago IL Obliged
To servc. 1.cshcr this There ts reserve Of hbaut
~. UUU men who arc stiI1 able to bGAr nrne. Dnt
who would. In tic cnsr nf war. bc only ltHhIe ~
Earrson duty. Al! Of The militia Of the hrst nn't
sechn claaa Ia no nrganlzcd aA 10 he RlwnyH ready
for nctlre 6tEyice: 70, 600 men can b. nnhIlIZed
within f0ry -cgt hors. md thcsn arc well armed,
wei) drillcA, md epnippch. hn,t have hetn called
out twlcc every ycat-tn the spEing and autHinn-
S0f Eeld 1naMaAvcse.
The artillery numbers ;l50 1e!d.guns. fnclnslye
1t slcec guns TheFe are 400 00n nuakcts chiefly
uf ihu Peabody sYstcnl. in the hrscEHiA. There Is
rowi.er mandatory which has been In operation
eiueu 1Aib, supplying powder Of tolctaflc quail
", and fn sufficient quantities to meet the needs
" the country for war uf even three years. dura.
tiOp, A cannon foundry and m!skct -artnnry hfe
IN httiYe operation, The transport. htnbnlahcs,
ant hosp!tal EcrvEccE ntc fairly organized, but
there Is a great nred OF rrryrDtr. Ut whom the
numsrr n ahou. 100 short " the netna1 require
inntA Of The ARMY in Gaee Of war. Drjnts for prH'
vtsnhs of all snrts have lI"cn established IN the
different tuwns xnd villages, and the country ~
we'll provided with cnitlG. There u n military
acnic;uy In I'clgrade. anf1 majority Of the fnIl
officers have cone through fnl course o! instruc.
ttnn in The French husrfnn, or FFlp'lnH nilltnFy
schools; on this point tho serrian. army IL I'M
nicnsurabiy sNpcri0r 10 tA enemy. whasc great su
pcrlor!ty will only 1c fou 10 bo In iis artillery.
, 1876-06-14


A uamph,ct juat issuod contnlnt. some interest.
tng statIttcs-eatf,nates w0nIh pc.hnps be better
wutIl--roucrrning the Jews. The author, thn ley.
j. Miller, places their totAl number Ut ", H5s
namely: II Europe. i: ::tl. a'H; IL A.a: ha1 ogo;
fts sSSn,ss !3oe9 n,.ts ssn;H!'s IN ls% 6SS.
Germany q! zig, Ill; ltoumnnta Of H:, 000; Tut.
k.p q aeo. 900; 4 FraHee @ 81 u; nOu; EnElant 81
Holland nf Is, H02, and Itnly nf 1900. In
Nnrwny, spaln, and rortugu' thc to1al 11cbIcw
population Ia sct down At less tlnH 800. The
jswirl, race s,!il preserves ita. remarkable
vitnlity. In Austrian Gacla, where there now
fiii, o0 1rraclite. thc increase during the retnf
CENTURY fro,n ls1l to 1870 according 70 tc tabcs
ordinary population hns nniy increased during The
samc pesiuA 5res gent NJ. Miller places the
Hebrew population Of New York ut 30, oD0 aud
l,at OF Chicago at 30. 600. tic might ttayr the New
York World probably llure commented Oh the
fact that many americans 0f Jewish descent Nre
classified Americans. md that there II scndrn-
ey ainong TIC younccr !!ebrcwsto mike less prom.
md thclr, christian brethren, = tendency notably
exhibited In the abandonment or modification ol
tic most c]ta aractcriatIG JewAA nnmcl.
, 1876-06-14

[o}Tttguudfufk J1shH fHcsfltgfF.
FAnls, May lG.-Fhc hGaAty mud wealth OF New
Caledonia are M yet l'tte appreciated, ami prob.
ably When they 4re ,nose generally inown tho
wnfll will have repetition 1t Australia history
have latc1y aeon nonlb very ,ntcrcstlns letters
from Nuu.ea, giving detailed accounts Of tue
of tI,e grcut discoveries In metals, paricularly
must bu thonght ono Ut tho rtchcrt spots upon
earth. Gold WIS found IN considerable annntitics
In 1870, Int the return did not repay the iaho1cf.
a Wien taiT eoipsF was dlss',ssea in sueA nbunanea
t"s ~ wealth. Ut wa snis s hs.3a eA e
seelana mannsr; na5ty 81 rimh m'heIa s; hsfs isf "
acnrch Of nnlut nooSs IN which 70 sn]uy aaelr G'
tcrunun mp, onu Vt them "a trItn ,nofo in5oxl'
IL tou saW, 10 i ns great deiisn tSat s Va. Iyiny
upon bed o. eoppyr sn f9Sano son'es s 10 aGs 1hs
cctud In tho Ralghborhood uf Mont d'or tno, far
fFu.a .Nuu.ca', which, on further examination
eau e9aya Asta f"snrns 'sa'' 81 ,Se @ n.sfss n,ne.
] S:rIs!s: MT iFsinson. Me i i Il lI!s, hssd d
This Affair." has shown great enterrri*e and snnf3y
and thy 0osc5nmcrs has certainly dong Wl,1ly III III
Ss.a MI .scanaed @ sy sn ane aaelas
and between them they hssH given ~ s'npnlss &c
tha nickel mining which vii probably do much !n'
Ns%sa u a4!s sa L tss1ssa Ss o s
tho net value Of which Is estimated a. .!5o franc
u.s. sas KTx lsSt. ' s R5H.'q M ff5a rxnsn III VII
spent ani tna1e il llo doubt that other entrfprjs
| Ing men will soon follow his example, and latgc!
contribute to tho development Ut this now aud rIc
| COUNTY,.
, 1876-06-14
cnnnt and dissolution nj TIM brick manufacturing
Arm uf Kuha s. lIGlmann.

..,a, aud ,,~.,,,,,c. r., ~, ,,,frk m,onf,r,u,tro
nr, ~ "h XIII Z rci,n " ''' "sN
a'"t III H"h' " "..nanm. ,,,.F.,r. <.,,,,-
,, - rnuSrf rM COURT. o-,a, =, ,,,n,,,
~ y NV ".tRic ~ "nni"1 HtpMH; rIahs ~ "'.n'n
nttstlonh h WnH nude I" is"chnl HOWL unae' hond
w S.2,..,"j, ,a.,j =, .a.,.. ,,..,,.s ,,.....a ,.
LIZ W.. r. 3"nnm nnrnama' ~ ueeen,en, VIZ ~
rlustn hH IttI' ~ s"!nhty mciH s,s, .atc" !"
. tu eS,a.S u, nslhG H. ~ md.'.,"s a ~ n nt III. III,
= ,sis m,tt :" ',, ~ |11 Inn aac ~ '''"
" S"'''''' ""'.., s ",.s' t"e sa.,M"''
chlMtsAk E',uHT
ithrfY Hah7'n was I'iGu !ot lntceNy' tonno RflH{.
nii srntehee" I" the i'o"ec "t CORRECTION 1or hIS
h'untm.. ,.,,,, ., , t.,
i1s i , ,t.,. W. , a.,eI ~. M,5 hun"
suy ntf. E.Tsn , LII aaa.t aS ~ ~ III % 1""".y y1 IT, 1t
,,t r.} ELK, s"aA"s ""' "'e" io' 'A'ee"S n"u ''"""
WA tt,.& w, t,I,I eo, a, a...r,, a,s so,,., rot
<,f, sn A'""H wan e''e" ''' 'an"h'"e"" mn" 'o"ho ''
bfnsyn, n,,. ,. ,~i,t n, ,n,,..v ,o,rd rr,,.u
% Iwn ,"s' W. @ WV u ~ w IN ~ e'' s"es'
G yr 3 ~ ,nne. ~" xcro trcd for
, % ,'Hc aiii H. % ny Mcty n a.s 'ua
m"nth cnc % NJ ,a E,'ig inn.r ~ n51Sct"n @ 6'" '''
ta ,nisar ~" ~ .a ,,a,co ~ t%n yrno ,c,u
VA. ~" ls n car" " AZ ~ Din "'i nn
M fn,nIng ~ inrn IIcnnsc. n ~ for tnnnrtn.v
III, ~. I, , at, g., ~ 81 ~, ~
51st nj o, ,tc ,n.tir,c1 cnMntv offcn1s liz
:3ith tra vi ns,tc ~ shn c"lcn",j 4 mn,o m NJ
in n,atnasv MI ras"s '"' ~ "'"'' "F -
, 1876-06-14
The E&cnps oI Fentan Prisoners.

Ths ascanc OF a gang Vt Eenlan cony|cta from
Western Aiptrt.ia Wus the result OF u carefully
pan,ei expedition tlat WAS n.tstl out u Now lioa.
lord nhout eighteen months sinte. vessel was
purchased tu Cha arlestown for tue cspcclal putpuss
II eIrcting rescue. silu was proyldya with
picked crew and all tue appancc. needed 10 setute
liruthtrhooA Ia all parts Df ttr Emitted States. Our
fellow citizen. lsoyis URe'lly, etlllor Of the Riot
who was himself IEisonet there A. ons eia'e anu
enterprise, III which he had the asslstance and CO.
operation nf tbs lsAl jul. citxeuA VI Now Bedford.
tfum which ths ygstel gsllul.
, 1876-06-14

IuAlp-AkD two FURNISHED Itut,siB NJ GEN.
u tly,iian AnI wlfu In tAu vicinity " ttC!txaaas;
siabug for uus horsp; tetctenesa eArhanscl. Aa'
drG<s, With full particulars. d W. Tzibans otlrt:
t,oARn-OS TljE 6OilTII SIDE IN A sflI!CI1.f
1Tiyatn fa1ntjY fur man and vile; Gulc hut n st.
cass sel ict prr appIY; aplu references 4ltsh
AIlruI. 4 -, TrihuiIJ o.iiGE.
, 1876-06-14
MUSICAL.

[, rEClAL BAHHAlSs.
EIesall Nuw Improved Pianos, el7a 70 $3.50.
~ Grrun1i+ hand ki1Hufurtts, &$Qt St73.
Latxs SEuGk. LvW fFices
Absolute Satisfaction nF Money !tttunaru.
H. 7. AAlt1lN, lisa 6tAtS-at-
, 1876-06-14
INSTRUCTION.


CKETClllSu FROM NATURE TAUGHT IN OSE
. Jrssun for 45 tAo& iAcludl1g thai!INl. Pupils
taught only II tArlr Telllenvcs. Adlrc e. ELVEENA.
tuttU1ea. ...
, 1876-06-14

13ltICEp NEpuCEp.
/ HauIsoniy lArIpr and Chamber 6uts.
tlFrat1y ttrtuctd Prices.
II. L AAl1TIN, la4 statt.xt
TUE UNION FUiiNlTuEE COMPANY Retail.
/ parur an1 chamber tnFnltutu IN aAy quantity GU
weekly Of monthly PAyMchls. ON WEst A4l!s4l.st:
, 1876-06-14
TO JlEST-I1OtJyES.

-----.--
RIO NEST-HASDs0ME BRICK HOUSES. TEN
FonnIs zach. bath. w2trr.closft. ctE, AthGr place.
$ Also, marble OcnHan 'front.' a r0uins. brick harn.
nsl carro!!;sv nd s,eldun r. ecap to good tenant
md tonvcniencea; DeAufu location. 1aqurc Ut l.oofu
metropolitan fslU.k.
, 1876-06-14

hsAlIllec Win authorized 10 ecit tne D1hkTuIs
,ock ut rutatl and II bnlk. at JOY lot. after ten
dayh noicn In tic ErfniHg ioHrhas llo u elso 10
make weekly reports uf rccolps md exp.'sgs,
va " sasa " = Tyr Il AID 1spor
Yesterday, stating that he had sold al thc bank.
tupts real estato Tor 5000, nnb!cet u srry heavy
why such zulu should not bc coplrMed.
Ia The matter Of u. Howard ponnyLn. !caye WHs y,
fss Of thu bauErnpt'n stuck Of cotlns, clc.
tbs Assignee Of tl.u cstatu of John y. CaFlies
eed ssport settling uNt that aiaaag tlo hanE'
tlmtrsc fnr their full yaint, I'D that thu equities
oi Redemption asU, rot worth anytA!hg Tho
sshiefs y ths incnmbraners, hnwrteF. a,e wliNht;
any $50 for deed to each llt,lAc, AM! IN oFuur
VA: mnl!o directing tho Abefunen III execute quit
ssal,h dsgds IN puymcnt of hucl, sums:
sSsSS 'as IN, suzss wFs sMa to 'ii'
Moyss, Y. r. Bliss John H.. Gront, FfaRcls a.
Kt!idate. Henry Z. Van stl'aack, Jr, aud Louis
.usorsu ". Campbell was yesterday uppoiptod
"s''snse u omarJ Wood,
D1yoncEs.
sSspngor Court charging f,cr husband. llcnry i.
Merd, with hassi.aal AEualscnness and dasastlou,
aud asking forA divorce.
Judge AcAl,l.tcr has s Inen iavltca to deliver ar
ttslah ut Alhiuu, N. y, IN th9 Fourth et JIiy,
u! & lS* 70! s - VI dxs14sd to accept. r., -
te,tttsnny attorneys who Wish 10 lufu cases tftet
aMAase them set IL soun Us russib.e. NG3t lnt1
Say 10 Will have Jury IN tho United States citcnl
h,aYs been !ltcrroacA 10 obtain ti,lc In tho mean
na's .a'e hs VIII hear criminal and bankruptcy oasl
supgn1oA COUNT IN nAsEF,
ietef storm commenced suit in trcspass aga1ns
H. odd' E''o Hallway Company, laying dAu'ascs
stIedcsleh kuhl 1lcl bill ysstet1ay against ~
bstasf, 60tdlaand uetpAnp, asking aaf Al ss
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-04-01
TIE oR.lNGERURG co URT no USE

TIE OR.lNGERURG co URTUO USE
DEMOCRATIC CLUB
The Democrats Of this Precinct
met at the Engine Ha II on the 18th
ult., and organized by clecting the
following officers:
President, Col. Mortimer Glover;
1st. Vice President, JAS. II. Fowles,
Esq; End. Vicc-Prcsident, Wm. II.
Perryclcar. Esq; Secretary anl Trea-
surc., Col. John G. Edwards.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-04-01
RELIGIOUS SER VICES

RELIUIUUS SERVICES-
The Rev. J. Bachman Haskill will
oficiate in the Lutheran Church to-
morrow. Weunderstand that he has
accepted the call to preaclt made by
that Church, and will probably make
his home in Orangeburg. We con-
gratulate the Luthcrans upon their
good luck.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-04-01

Just received ut John Schach;e's a
1ull line Of groceries, liIau.s, tobacco
aid cigars. Ais dry goods, Sl,ncs,
l.:.ts, eic. If you want bargains
:nilcd 70 The hard times don't forget
70 stop III Doy!c's cid stand.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-04-01

UGH! MAT
An emotional friend Of ours went
fishing with Albrecht OH Thursday
last, and while waiting for n shad to
come along, tumblcd overheard into
the river. Albrccht scooped him up
with his net when he said, ugh
Mat, ven l git in dc water I nebcr
fought I so fish wid you my more"
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-04-01

j. p. Harley d. Co, arc Sc ling ofl
their entire stock Of gno,ls Il, Gust.
Now is tie time tur every one to get
bargains as the above firm M, an whal
they say. Their add will appear in
our next issue.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-04-01

Mayor Boliver has appointed S.
Dibble, Esq, Messrs. j. G. Pike and
Harpin Riggs rs board to assess the
town property for taxation under the
ordinance recently passal. The Sc
lection is good one and will receive
the approval Of the people.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-04-01

OBIIEARl-
Mrs. a. 4. IIane, wife of Mr.. J.
kcitt lInnc, died at the residence of
her hus baiai, hear Fort Motto in this
county, OH The 2Sth Of the month Ii st
past. She was aged twenty y-ninc years.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-04-01
A NEW I'D 7'C'II-

A NEW I'd TCII-
Another batch Of the St. Matthews
robbers was brought in OH Sunday
last. Governor Chamberlain has de-
prived the good people of that section
ofa Trial Justice, and they have to
do the best they can.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-04-01

March is gore! Gardens are gone !!
but its Gods are here yct!!! Wallace
annon las che hundred bottles Of u
new cough s3rnpto give away us
samples. Call at once.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-04-01

Read McCrcery, Love & Co.'S new
advertisement in to-day's issue. There
is no house in The United States sell
ing goods lower than they are. If
you want dry goods, carpets, Loots or
shoes now is The time to gather up
your spare change and call OH them.
This sale continues only fifteen days,
and they are Offering astonishingly
low bargains.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-04-01

DANCING-
Will soon be taught in Orangcburg.
An accomplished teacher has written
to Mr.. NJ. Albrecht to get him up n
school Of young men. Those who dc
sire to be in the first class should see
that gentleman Mt once.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-04-01

RAEFLE-
A fine parlor rifle will be raffled of
at Wallace Cannon's this afternoon
at 5 o'clock. Forty chances 25 cts
each.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-04-01
SALES or I'OBACC'O

SILES or IOBICCO-
The law defines dealer in tobacco
to be: Every person whose business
it is 10 sell, or offer for sale, manu-
featured tobacco, snuff and cigars"
and, i'll case Of farmers, the depart
mcnt has decided that when they
make it business to keep tobacco
for sale to their workmcn, OF to issue
MS rations, receiving pay therefor,
either in labor, in produce or in any
other manner, they become liable to
dealers. The law also makes il the
imperative duty Of every such dealer
to destroy the package and stamp as
soon MS it is cmpticd. This informa-
ion is given us by Collector Ransier.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-04-01

Tue Town Council have had n
pump put i'll 10 the fire we'll nenr the
engine house. This is a good step,
and will operate as IN opposition to
lager beer $: loons.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-04-01

C.i UCASES
Were plentiful prior to Thursday
last. There are over three thousand
Republican voters i'll the county, one
tenth OF whom wanted to be elected
to the County Convention. A good
deal Of wire-pulling was done in the
old Burg. And promises! ! Why, they
we're rs plentiful us red horse.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-04-01
4 HORSE RACE

4 HORSE RA CE-
For bet Of fifty dollars is to como
off this afternoon on the Road.
Both the animals to be run are in ex-
cellent trim, and lively sight
will be enjoyed by the few who will
be present. We have be requested
TO withhold the names Of parties.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-04-01

BREECH-LOADER
A fine brecch- h-loading gun will be
rahed off at Briggmann & Renneker's
to-day ut IL o'clock.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-04-01

August Fischer has new and
highly recommended bitters for sale,
warranted to cure dyspepsia and
kindred complaints. And besides, he
has a supcrabundancc ot'cxccllent gro.
cerics for family use. His liquors
and and cigars are said to be very
fine, and for sale at prices low down.
If there are any who doubt us, let
them drop in" and ask his polite and
joval assistant, Mr.Edward Bozardt,
if what We have said is not the truth,
the whole truth, and nothing but tho
truth. Ed. IS prepared to swear by
the slipper of Mrs. Bclknap that
Fischer sells cheaper than any one in
Orangeb urg.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-04-01

Mr.. Wallace Cannon has n fine
lot of groceries, cigars, liquors, etc,
OH hand.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-04-01
FIRE

CHARLESTON FIRE
An extended account Of the Char
lesion fire was crowded out of our last
issue. The fire was very distruc-
tive one, consuming more than n
quarter Of Il million of dollars. Over
two hundred families were turned out
of doors by it, but the people of
Charleston generously came to their
succor. More than five thousand
dollars had been contributed in aid
.; the sufferers up to the first of this
week. Messrs. Bull & Scoville
lonatc,l S45.OJ.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-04-01

Balloon ascension this morning at
at 124, A. M. i'll front of the Engine
House by Prof. Pon du Lac.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-04-01

A large wild cat was brought into
Town yesterday morning by w. II.
Joiner. This is the third one caught
by that gentleman lately.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-04-01

The shaddcrs have not done very
good business for the last week.
Weather too cold.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-04-01

a curious fish. caught by Mr.. J. P.
Harley, is oil exhibition at his store.
Ike lining seems to partake Of both
snake and fish.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-04-01

The present ordinance will raise
about three or four thousand dollars
for town purposes.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-04-01

Query Where, oh where! can
NIL that music bel"
Answer In the Convention.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-04-01
Mr.. w. N, Mount has been ap-
pointed Trial Justice for this county.

The wih,l has been blowing like the
devil for the past week.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-04-01
PRECINCT .NEE1lNG-

PRECINCT .uEE7ING--
The Republicans Of THIS Precinct
met on Thursday last for the purpose
Of clccting ten delegates to the Coun-
~ Convention which meets to-day.
Precinct Chairman L. II. McKinlay
called the meeting TO order and sta
ted the object Of the call. The meet.
ing was permanently organized by
the election Of Mr. j. p. Mays Chair
man and Mr.. T. X. Sasportas Sccrcta
ry. Mcssrs. w. NJ. Mount and V.
D. Bowman we're appointed tcllcrs
The meeting was harmonious
throughout, and elected the fol-
loving delegates. Marshal Jones, j
=. Mays, y. A. Strakcr, II. X. Sas-
portas, W. NJ. Mount, A. S. Hibble,,
Il. II. Haynes, Lucius Dcllingcr
Peter Walker and Jas. Adam.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-04-01

At COST
Mr. J. w. Nloscley is offering his
large stock at cost. Now is the time
for customers to look to their interests.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-04-01
PISTOLS

OF the --latest Styles and and Fixed Prices
In conclusion would say stay day,
bring umbrella, will take
bring small little will buy enough goods
the prices selling hem whole
you will nj