Orangeburg times. (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, August 20, 1880, Image 1
Carriage Factory,
The undersigned respectfully In
forma the public that he is prepared
to do all
Kind of Work
in the above line on the shortest no
tice and at
Living Prices.
HORSESHOEING done in the
best possible manner.
J also have in full operation my
PLANING AND MOULDING;
MACHINES,
And
* GRIST MILL.
All work in this line done, without
delay and on reasonable terms.
A share oi the pu bite'patronage is
solicited.
july 25 II. RIGGS.
CALL CALL
AT THE
PEOPLE'S BAKERY
Established in 1871 by the Propri
etor, who is still ready and willing In
till orders in
BREAD, ROLLS, PIES
G A IC E S
Of all dcscrlpthwiSi
GUN (iE IIS
Hv the DAKIIKIj or !H>X.
"Also
b r :e a 1>
l'or Ca nip-Meetings or any oilier kind <>l
Meetings.
Just received
l?'re!*li ('onfeelionilries,
i-'aiiey <?oo<ls
Aud .\,?tioiis
Which will be sold a* LOW as any lliat can
be bought in t Tftmgehnrg.
Thankful for the past patronage of my
friends and the public I -till solicit a eon
limiancc of theii" custoin.*
T. \V. Alher&rol t i,
tltusM'll Flierl, ihm door i"
sept 11, 1S7S? Iv .Mr. J. 1*. Hurley.
NEWi8TtJUEP
Having recently moved into my
New Store, I would Ing leave tu in
form my old friends and the. im hlic
generally that I have and will con
tinuc to keep oil hand the
Purest Drugs.
liest Paints and I )ils,
Lamps and ixturi S,
Einest Cigars and Tobaccos,
Plain ami Eancy Candies,
And in fact, everything usually kept
in a first class
DRUG STORE!
1 also occupy, with my family, ihn
rooms over the store, ami therefore
will he able to put up prescriptions
at any and all hours during the night.
See bell on front dour.
A. C. 1)17K KS, M. I).
eet 31 1S71> Iv
A\
rAVLKLY II Ol 'S.K.
A first-class Hotel, located in the very
heart of Charleston's Fashionable Proincn
ude, King .street, nearly opposile the Thea
Ire, ami couven ent to business. 'lenns
$2 per day.
OK?. W. SPL/JVAN, Proprietor.
I? P. Hkvh.i.k, Superintendent.
J". DEE ANDREWS,
Would He?pectfull}' infonu die Citi/.eiis
of Orangcburg, Mint he has in charge the
Stock and fixtures of Z. .1. King, nl Wallace
Cannon's Old Stand. Main Street'?where
he will be glad In serve his friends and the,;
Iniblic with anything in his line of trade.
?Aery thing fresh "fid pure, and guaran
teed to give Piitisfactioii. A full line of
COOPS kept constantly mi hand.
RotII and raised in Orangcburg, 1 hope
to receive a liberal share of I he patronage
of my Kcllow-Citi/.ens.
.1. DKK AN OKI.WS.
my 21 Iv
FOITTZ'S
HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS
^FOUTZ^
w 111 ourc or |>rovcnt DUdAia,
So UiwihK will |||(S ot I OI.IO, tiers <ir t.l'NO Vu
Xkk. Ii 11mil'ovrilnr* lira nwiil In tliiw,
KiiiiIz'hI'om 'lrrn w I! I (lire ami pruVVIII Hi Mi CnOLKIU
Kdiio.'a I'owilura will prevent (Sacka ikiFowl?,
Kmio.v PnwAnrn Will InWaM Hie quantity 61 milk
Ami cream twenty per com., nml nnib?i the liiiticr firm
nml xivci-t.
Knut/."* Cnwrtrr* will euro or prevent nlmoftl rviiur
Diskahk In \i Mejj Unrno? nml I iillr life ml.v.r.
poiitx'i I'oviMciih W IM. oivic SatIhkaOTHiX.
Bold everywhere,
OAVll) r.. FOUTZ, Proprietor,
i.AI.TI MOHK, Kd.
for Kdehy Dr. .7.(1. W A N NA M A K Kit
and br. A. U. DUKISS; novl'J ly
PRIVATE SAL I?
A neat Dwelling with I Rooms, t'ire
I'laecs, and Kitchen attached, with a I/Ot
2 acre; in a healthy location. Terms made
easy. Appy to 1
? T. C Hliiiiki.i,, Auctioneer
DY
A. M, lZIAl.fi. ACT.
At Brig^mann's Old. Stand
Call a nil gut your Hot Meals: Fancy Drinks und Fine Cigars. Come
early ami order your
Oyster Stew, Oyster Fry, Chicken and Rice, IIam and lfiiec,
1 Joel's teak and lfiiec, Saussage and liice, Hums und Fggs.
Codec, ?fco., iVe.
Having obtained a Hist ( hiss ibslnurant ('< ok, 1 picpnre cvrything
in Nico Stvle. C b und satisfy your appetite. Everything put down at
ilottom Dimes, nug 20, H37U
TMi NEW WILSON
USulIldiollg dnUlilD
SBWusB HACHIBB
to wonderful in ifn conception, un
procodc?tf< c! for doing n largo range of
sewing in textile fabrics and leather. Its
motions arc continuous, admitting cf an
extraordinary rrto cf cpeotf, c'C.or hy
fteam or foot power. Every motlori cf t'vo
rearilo makes sin stitches, thus produc
ing abji.it one-third mure work in n day
than other Sewing Machines. It has r.o
stop motions, and tightens tho stitch with
tho noec?o out ot tho fabric, it uses tho
well-knowrt Wilson Compound i7ocd or. both skies of tho ncodlo. it
has two-thirds loss parts than any other first-class Sewing Machine.
Its arm Is fully eight and ono-half inches long and five and one-half
inghes high, and tho whole Machine is very compactly and scien
tifically constructod in proportions, elegance, design and appear*
anco. Its simple, powerful and perfect mechanism ;:laccs it as far
In advance of all other Scwlnc Machines as the telephone is superior
to the tin speaking tube. Tho WSLSON Mi END] KG ATTACI iUr-fiT,
for repairing all kinds of ter.t?o fabrics WITHOUT PAT CK "HO, fur
lished FREE with all WILSON SEWING MACHINES,togothcr with
a Tuckor, Rufflor, Cordor, Sot of Hommors, Binder, etc,
cu t 24
Til KO DO m KOI IN
AGENT FOK OKA NUEH'URG COUNTY
F. DeM?ES, Igt.
UN OKI'
MASOXJC liAf,fi
irricndH and (oinil rynion
nllond!
I ).< iir?i \v:iit until i< u -peed
|<* vi i y < i in in (ilael'S mar.
Mak? I U M \ US vmii l in ecr lt. u !
*.--!. Iiitu for his Ii \ MS ... ni.e,
i;.inu :u ilir I.nw \:>t i'KICK !
Sion ind iry Iii? Flour so line,
( 'Im esc. and \ I !, llitnj?* in Iiis liim !
II :i\ i- some Ill'TTKIt sein around -
Kvery 10:111 should have :i |nininl !
\ nd if viui'd feel well and aide.
i?.u his MACK Iii; i:i. your Tahlo !
4J?>od an-all ihinus in Iii- Store,
|{easnii eannot ",-k fl'r nune!
OmIv iry hi- MfjTOltS tare
( 'an I lie ei|iiallerl any Tfhere !
Kvery man w ln? known l'i.MA?S,
I'isIhn 1'.>r Iii- (jimhI S<.._r;ii>!
Jn Iii- Sample IJonin lliey llv.
very lime that lhey are dry !
Home Illing lulls them IIK'.S th ? nrin !
\ nd he always lead-; the van !
\i \? r yel diil he retreat,?
|)oll'| yi.11 know he can't lie heat?
I.nnk within hi- Slnre -?? irra ml,
Iii his 1 >.i 1-Uomiii ?near a' h nul;
Onc-thm him and voti will see ?
I M 11:1:>() 1.1) - II I. (? A N N()t I'. K !
Ohl wuil nut till you are wi*er,
{{easou point- 10 Mr. MISKIt,
Silling fancy Drii k.. in all?*
4,'ive him 11 1 general call,
|{cxt a .-mi red, DkM.A KS sells ehftnp,
A ml ihe lim-1 I- will keep.
\cvi r (reuse i?> hie.? ymir stars
IJown with all -excepl
I >o.M A I iS.
WATCHES
AMI
JEWELRY
mm:
?A 1YK
AT
federate Prices.
I am sellin-: my Old Slock
LOW DOWN
To make room lor Kali ( Soodit.
Now nntl I.at.fst Stylusi
II ? At received.
A I .S< >
A fu 1 stock of
LandreJi's Garden Seeds
On hand. Now i.- (he lime to phiul for
Slimmer use. Call at once.
W. F. Kohinson.
SHAVING AMD HAIR DRESSING
l><ine in lite most approved -tvle hy .1 . II.
M attii KWS, an l'Jx|?erienccd Barber, on
.Market Street, in rear of lite Postollicc. ?
HlU 9
F. A. SCHIFFLEY,
Rli ssol l St i'CCt,
( Next Door to Dr. Patrick.)
Would inform my ft lends (ha) I
? | ?-in- I a lir-t class
FAMILY GROCERY
(in mV nun account, and wamld solicit thou
|ial ronage.
ONLY FRESH GOODS
K'i-|>I, :nicl sold fur the
Low est I'oss.i 1)3 v Prices
i'..r r.%si&.
HI IV II clll
IIOKKK SIKH-J ><;.
The undersigned has opened :il the i?'<l
-i iml. opposite Mr. .1. I*. II. rley. where he
is prepared tu il<i all Kinks of work in I tic*
The Bl(tcl<,swUli Lim.
Sin-li as Ilms,- shoeing, making plows anil
Repairing Uuggics and Wauous.
All work wai ranted to give satisfaction,
jaii :i Un W.M. HOW KLL.
L:n rri ;rri iY
uTKILVTIVK AM) MKWA.Nil Ah
P.y Or. I., s. Wol.KK. OHiee over
I?. Louis' Stout. Satisfaction giiaraiMccd
in all operations.
T?'ctli extractcil without pain, l>y
I lie use of Nitrous Oxide Has,
V A LKFVKXDAHL
boot & shohmA k 15it,
AT
MAMMY'S CONNER,
Itcspccl folly informs his customers and
the pultlie generally, tlial In- lui* on
liand a fill' stock of tin- vcr. beul Mal ??
rial a"d Latest Styles, jn-t suited foi
Siiiiinicr. wbicli will be made up in am
style al from !?.{ ?"? 1 to I .~>0 for Sboes and
(Sailers, I toots l'i iiiii $7 up.
Ucpairiug done in Ibe iieatesl niauner
uid on I lie shortcut notice.
I also keep cOnstan'ly on band a full
siuili of Leather, La<-ts, l'egi?, Aul-,
Thread, Ladies brass Heel Plates, and I lie
very bea*t Shoe Slriiig?, also Cork Soles,
Hei 1,,Sti|leninus or ?'mpporicc*. Shoe l'.i -l;s
of all Kinds, ami Shoe Blacking of the lu st
quality, ami all other material used in this
line.
Ilaving many years experience in the
butiuess, I guarantee satisfaction in my
work and prices. A trial is solicited,
j-.-.- 1 will nut be responsible for work left
with me longer than three months,
P A LICK VKN DA I IL.
fob Ti ly
ttlioicc Chewing a?ii<1 rsmoliiitg
) Tobacc6,Itraudy Peaches. &c, at Walla
ce Cumon'soUl uttuid
PICKET ON EXTRA DUTY.
Ol TI'iiST. s. <'.. Aiig. ic. 1880.
/ ilitur I Irani/, htli'i) 'I'iinm:
'?Lie ?!<i\vu "VMotto.1' I :iin going to
I???l? a cap." Don't he too in lull
alarmed? no more than .yon can 11?? 1 j?.
all hough ymi are mil :i veteran as is
- ii uii hy l ??i-r:n-l\ <>f//<<//!? riMe.
Don't descrl your post. Inn wait.
The |irop<'i* oliicor will take you away
iii.tin; proper time. Pickets generally
know where I he y.iilei te.s are stal ioneil,
ami you ivoii'l got Iii; iVohi Ihisdircc
t io(| i/' i/on/.'ciyi ill i/oiir ii/nri; Dolllil
le-s yoll Were t<>l?.l litis lie/inn. Vi>ii
are a luhn\ vhlclto any how. you
soom lothink that Picket was put on
post to watch llii- enemy, and you to
watch Picket; 11' you don't think I
that, what are you doing it lorV You I ;
arc n<>! a good soldier or one of the I I
dreaded recruits. Don") you know I ,
that while you ha v e your /?/???'?/ I
to the enemy watching I'ieket. they i
may walk up and xutlt i/oii with your I
ti/lit himlnl't Cond Soldiers always 1
look /'/ tin J'l'inil, lint how Vim do j i
talk "die dues im! du am." O!' | <
course lie don't dream, hecausc he .
keeps wide awake, hud according to j
??\ hielte." keeps every ImmI\ in hear- <
ilig, in tin-same slate, or lo say t-lie i
very hist "eat nappy." Hut Ph ket
must con less uYi<l0MhV remark-;
along 11ere are somewhat paradoxical. :
lie pul? the grand army to sleep in
pcScc, and quiet, with a Iu 1:0'.V
sweet words'?"Hint peace winch
lolldAVS a sense of >f. /// /Vy." They i
wore ??at lens! sure they would nut
liwake Willi I ho i ii.-my in their mids-l."
They n';i U pi ?II the pickets to make
'"hiniors easy'" until aurora should J,
Must in the e'asf. Tltis'is pretty?a !
whole army slooping-ili security und,
it'ifrty -a...I \ei 11icy s_ret so nervous
in a lew Seconds from a lew shots
thai sleep is out ot* the question, and
still they knew it waft ?hfy random
pieki t shot.-, for i hey hud I lei n I old i-:6.
They did nol i i ea in" that "W n
ilrttrs" were mil there, or thell' rjt'pose
possihly would not huveruu into the
cat ijap ty po.?tin less t'hev in sonic
way discovered, that instead of
watching the emotiv 1 'mis rhinites"
wtptu&4-H{* 11?-j??.? k-?>t. *'\"oU>tt??"
fear.'-I his tiring at ''lipthiugV for the
reason that A< ihiglil gel hit. Noth
ing in ih" pit is worse than a dum
my. Picket sees that the/???/ /</??#? of
? \ hlctto" i- a ?'?',/?' phrco, ami tho
least shjtolitig done, and the least
saltpetre ciuisuhied t he I?etter pleas
ied lie is. lip gives Pickel s une ad
vice, and Tick.-; not to l?e outdone in
kindness will rotnrn the compliment;
Ne\er u" i:iio nn\ army unless with
the express understanding that, in
stead of lead. till Use ?/<>/! lnillet>.
and then ymi a nd i lie army can sleep,
sluml, or no shoot.
"\ id. lie" i- a little at fault i;i his
hislorv as rounrds Stonewnil duck
son s death. It is true H was picket
shootiiif! i!i.-11 did it, hut iliwas not
I'liulom firing, lie was hoard and
diiuly si'eii approaching hlid lired
h\ in?.re lli.-iu one. and striick l?y
in.iic ihah mi'.
Ii i- useless for him to remind
Picket thai //? is noi a duck son. l!
d.icksoii in his day should want i??
cntcll any Ii >lv he would iml wait to
slip lipon him whrit hin n/U- uuis umph/.
I ii ?hat army did ??Yidette" re
eeivehis training': It is the cxperi
eneeof Picket IVoih i/?7??>/>?:< ? /? < t hat
otlieers ili. perform picket duly, ami il
is iiuportuiil ilia; the*, should. "Yi
dot tu seems lo know more nlxuit the
interpretation of sound-, than he
? loifsahoiil whul is required of arui\
otlieers, I lo enn iell, he -ay s, w hat
Pickel would like to he hy I iie crack
Of In.- rille, I.id tldh't ki nw t hat
otlieers do piekel duty. They have
0 emnc out of those ?vhaiis" long
enough for that anyhow. You (.lid
hot notice that, ''VidetteV" You
weic either nol in the niiu\\ or <df?'e
you had your attention idisoiT.cd
t'olupletcly. und lioth ears cocked
iisieninj; lor randoui shots. If you
were nol a vidofte, mid i/oin' ollicers
lo no; perform I hut Kind of duly,
i'ieket \ mild conclude that you had
it i/uoV which you were npprtdiensiye
woiihl he m?de v-aoaiit. Piekel con
fesses lo an a nil tit ion lo i i-e, luit he
.vollhl aol waste any saltpetre on
? V idette" to get his place, a-- he says,
i!' >? e u/mi hi //. our hall will pilss
..ii- hi- hem I harmlessly. Suppose
we do tip a hd I he hull passes, clear to
1 he rear of the enemy's line am! hits
some unsuspecting fellow on provost
guiiril? \\ hat l hen ; lie w mild
couiplain, lleLtor lei us shool as we
Uko. Ueeruits should not he telling
old soldiers to aini /";//', when our
ollicers who know something, in
si i n. led us to aim low. Ue. ll llilight
that ever since the Kov.oluliou,and
may he long liefere. \Ye lnny tisfn'iu
to uny height we please. Inn espe
eijilly, in firing towards an enemy,
lire low. Il i.- as well sonui inn's.
. when you can /uf. just the same, to
1 lire hefore you can sec spynething, as
afterwards. If Stonewall Jackson
ivas killed Hy this kind'of shooting. |
hr wax disobeying his own orders ami !
it was not the mult 61* the men who
-dioi. hut his on it. I repent agaiu,.if
?on would not he liii - keep out oflhc |
way.
I 'uk it.
If. S.?Those fellows did look a
little driw?y from tvtiue utilise, foul a
ileebv man had better, slay at jlOHlU
nid sleep ? ii di.es hiin Sntire good
iml the congregation no possible
harm. I?.
? IHM??-,--^U?ll?u
It 01$ ItbAINK (JOES FOH T.-l AM)
SAVS A WOltl) FUJI HDISKLF.
I see that "1'ieht t" hux cum oul
Vom hi/, hidiii platte ;m ix Itriii arouii
ignin. I wonder what it iz he would
ike to kno nowV I thin): he inns he
lul of komprchenshuu, for, noucom
iosmentis, or. sum sorter:veilikie ii kc
his: lor I tryeil to gi v him a lul
nes iiv ovry thing in mi las. an yet
to ain't sati.-f'ved. but ji-t wants to
'im nie an "Paysan" dow n. Now 1
hint kno who ?'1'a\ s::u" [/.. hut el' 'ie
loirt git hixsclfa guiuan shell theui
deke.l lines, l ll.se I'*' ain't gut pink
?tMitr about him to charge :t wilier
nchui patch, when all the old fokes
/. none to meeiin. " 1':i \ s.a li" from
he wa he rites, mus he a ritegdotl
?sorter feller, ait he ha/, niisimpn
diics. liii .-cams ax of he i/.power
!ul unlucky, lie irpt ihtlioWa UV
??Tiie M idnight 1.inc." an let lier run
iver him. an now he's got in the wa
iiv thoset shells, au I'in alreadthay
will ilriv him IVoiu litx st rougholl
hel'o "i'iekti'' ceases lirin. Kf "Pny
-an" Will allow me a suggestion, I'd
>:i, withdraw nil buns from the krop
in I?t111 :t buinpru't'e. Now 1 kno
siuntiiin uv war, tin these .shell.-.
IVoiu si picket lineman.in.ity ihyigrus
a ii very unbelt by vegetaldi s. "i hay
share a feller so had. III! keep him
skarcil so loiig-. Kf ''I'aysan" t*ver
liail a slice uv the Into war. he mile ?
stau the^e shells. Kf not. he will
think Robert Swamp .ain't lugger
than, a lu i< kelherv paeh. 1 wonder
who "Picket" ix'r i mnntimos think
hit iz a woman riting. For I don't
think-eov-mvi ta! Jr.nr. on earth weitbl
be >o curitts about other people's
a lairs, an a dipiii an a tlivi'n in oilier
people's business a/, this '?Picket*1 i/.
in mine an ' 'Paysan*S.*' lie torlks
niity kurituis cnyhow?jis like a wo
man for the world. One mini! IhaTI
lie I (irk in nljdut chickens, garilihs,
I'asliuns, ne\v hats. A*e. A'c., an the
hex foroth the gravi1 uv I hum part.
Now jU wach "Picket." lie torlks
I'u - about shellih tliewooilsj an! hex
lie's shout in min nie balls, all from the
same gun. liii inns lie a dul.dehack
ticksliiiii twis foarcl expander, or sum
new pataut. Torlkiu ithoui twis
hands reinines me uv.a teller I seed
(other da. lie hail on won uv the
complctis pear uv twis harel hrichos
I over feed. The iimler?'w az .a sor
ter sundown, dapple, gray Kcntttky
'.due. Ilit waxent ugly cloth Id no
means Well you kno the seams
giueraly comes about the hv|i uvsich
hriehes. Well lliar whai' hit com
ctiscd on tbe/.e, bill I com hi mil sa
vvliai bit ended, lor 1 don't think hi1,
bad eny. I I'ollowd hit roun 7 times
dowi to hi/, nee. an mi lied begun to
swim, so I had to stop. I wander cf
tfoix wtiKttnl "Picket y" an tili/, the
liew paleiit twis hard expander that
in- shoots tho/.e long ranged shells
friiiuV "Picket" makes sum Ionian
eh.se shot-., an 1 lull!-: sa, that tili/, gllli
he shoots, iz soekoiul to nunc in our
Tl.MKS; Hit'/, a new I'atlglcd gun, lull
die skatlers well?Tri!in the puldick
stables nr. churches, ??even uutor
Uofocrt Swamp. I'm git tin mily
u n res I ess I'm fair''Picket'1 will fotiss
hi/, gun lieft) long. For he ix shoot in
mm mily heavy loads out iiv lier now.
Kf she don't buss hi' w il! sune run out
uv amiiiatioii.
^oraiifiou -'/V..'../." 1 will now sa
a won! or t w o a bout t beste puldick
stables, nz "Picket" pints me in thai
iirecshibn, au I sorter hay a hanker
in 11-, er l here Iuiself.
Now .Mr. Kilitur, I havhin uotiein
I hexe stables for sum time. I'm a
hoss trader hi hurth,an kno a good
boss w hen I see him. Kf ever I ia
the/.e pepers on lite bar uv a hoss 1
i an ti I1 wl al hi/. gailflltl liter
wa/ named.
Now Mr. I'.(lit It r, I kno what 1 am
lalkih about, when I say Iliar's
marks uv as good stock in them
stables iix ever kraeked corn, looked
thro a stable krack, or touted a knip
per. Put tha \ ha\ survi'd I hair tline
tin nuts hav re---,. Thay ar broken
down, worn out with'puldick work.
1 move (hay foe pill on the su pern li
mited liss, au I hair pi: ires In- stiplied
with sum young mules \yho ar strong
iiS'i alile <A stau Lhe work. These old
bosses am gitlin very unheltliytfT
the publick. I I hink (he Hoard uv
lleiili will hav to cull on theut, fur I
think thai-mus be work for tlu) Town
Kouncil Karl. These old puidick
hosses have bin led on "silver eagles
li'.itii thair digestiv orgei k at' about
?tun?'." Plesise gentlemen don't
krowd tin- miiukcy any longer, thay
can't stsm hi!.
.Mr. Fdiilir. please tell me how I
inn-, manage these candidates. Thay
sir llyin Ut'Opil like a h?rnet/?', mi a
hug's tale, an keeps me bo WM 11, seinp
iu. an :t pullin. an got mo hellt in so
incny wnystil 1 don't kno which side
mi liverisoy. 1 thiJiK I'll sei! luisclf
lor a patent Ixuic-o worm,- We had a
big croud in town Saturday, T'.i.l
candidates, an tlie balance water
melons :tn dnricics. TltaHwax a mity
site uvcaiiu an treat in. I hope these
candidates will git sill thay desarve,
an 1 lliinK thay will. For ef t hay or
nil elected, hit will surprize nie, an el'
thay ain't, hit willsurpize them?a/,
evei body i/. a candidate, these das I
hope mi I'rcns won't forgot ine. I am
no! chois, 1 will taKc eny thing thay
giv me. an line the halance uv thelU,
will take all I can la mi halts on. So
?is conn! ni'- in. I am out now lor
eny iliing. au mity nigh out uv cloze,
siiiuthili toeat. This i/. to be con
sidered?an consult r the man that
won t vole for
liou Jit.aim:.
SIN; HOES FOR "OBSERVER" WITH
(; LOVES OFF.
f?lifor OriUgebury Tinut:
Will.;,:?!! please, allow a-ltidy, who
roads \our~ fmpeiVmj?3 wh.Q tented at
( a lie (.'-reek, to-says to "I)hservcr"
that the Trusbcsoflthc ground will
luivo.a ujcetipg souirto let out places
for building purposes, and it might
In- w . !l lor him in at letulT..sectire a
place'. ;:t..l lake spe(-i:tl cafe of the
poor, and tin- I'riendI? ss,'w hich will
bu doing .a good deed, ami .also seth
!_<i"il example, which will he of more
pr.-o Heal benefit than writing for the
paper on the subject.
" S. F.
(;i:X/U A K FIELD'S tnEl)IT3I0HILIEK
UECOItl).
From his Own Sworn Testt nony heforo the
Poland I'onnnittec, Jan. 14, 1873.
1 ueyerownud, received, or agreed
t.? txw.ruivo any BtuoU <?t' t he ( 'redit
Mold Her o'r < V [he P/nion Pacific
l'ailr?ad, nor any dividends or pro
fits arising front cither of them.
Kroni Judge. Poland's Hcporl, Feh. 18,
1873?C-Jarliold'a Testimony Petjurcd.
The facts in regard to Air. Garticld,
as found hy the committee, are that
lu- a. r ??? 1 with Mr. Allies In take ten
shares of Credit Mobilier stocky hilt
did not pay for the same. Mr. Antes
received tin- eighty per cent, divi
dend in bonds nnil sold them for
ninety seven per cent., ami also re
ceived sixty per cent, cash dividend,
which, together with tin- price of the
slock and interest* loft :i balance of
:kll2i). This sum was paid over to
Mr. (inrlield by n check on the. Ser
geant a*. Arms* and Mr. Gar,Held then
understood this sum w as the balance
of dividends after paving for the
stock.
r'roi'n ihc New York Times, Feb 10, 1873.
Messrs. Ivel ley und Gar held pre
sent a mos! distressing figure. Their
participation in the Credit Mobilier
alfair is complicated by the most
unfortunate contradictions of testi
mony.
from ilnj New York Time?, Feh '20, 1873.
i In- character ofthe Credit Mobi
lier was no secret. The source of its
proiits was very well known at the
time Congressmen bought it. Though
tbikes Ames may have succeeded in
concealing his own motive, which was
to Inibe Congressmen, their aeept
aiioo of the stock wits no; on that ac
count. Tin- dishonor of the act, as a
participation in an obvious fraud,
-till remains.
[ Some of theni have, indulged in
I testiritoiiy with reference to the mat
ter which has been contradicted.
Flic committee distinotly rejects the
I testimony of several of the members.
I This can only be done on the ground
I that ii i- untrue. llul untrue testi
mony given under oat Ii is morally, if
not legally, perjury.
11 ist he clear duty of < engross to
visil with punishment nil who took
Credit Mobilier stock from l bikes
Aims.
From the New York Tribune; Feb. ff>, 1ST."?.
-lane - A. Garllelil of ()lii.? had ten
shares; never paid .i dollar: received
.?f':'.^'.?. which, sifter the investigation
begiiu, ho wns anxioiis to have con
sidcrcd a- .? loan front Mr. Oakes
Allies to himself.
Well, t he wit die Iih'ks of all of it is
that these men betrayed t he 1 rust of
tin people, deceived their, conniitii
ent-. and by eV'tsioiUk auU falsehoods
confessed, the Irnu&fction ro.be.dis
grsieolul.
I'roinihe N'ew York Tribune. Feb. 20,1873.
tVlr, AiriKfl establishes very clearly
the' point that he was not a tone in
this ollice. If he is to be expelled for
bribery, the men who were bribed
I should go with hin:.