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coLLrcrons or STATE AND COUNTY TAXES

PAyne.an-pr Il T Cough.
coLLrcrons or STATE AND COUNTY TAXES
lst District, John l. Foxwell
2nd do VIM Frank Ford
Bird do joseph I Cough
eth do James Alvey
9Th do } } Redmond
9Th do X Ming Clarke
OFFICERS OF REGISTRATION
LIST District, q NJ e Jones
ard do Joseph 1 Ford
eth do Robert I BARBER
9th do Gwinn Earber
9th do Stephen Jones
JUSTICES az THE FEscE
Loker
End District, J A Wise, r Thomas, J s B
llammeii, Thos Dent and Geo 4 Loker
Srd District 10 Morgan, ID G iiammelt, Zach
Tippe,t and Felix Morgan
eth District, Thomas II Fowler, W l. Dent, J
G Hurry and & Resell
9th District, Dent, George W Burroughs
9Th District, JAS q Slalding, VIM b Tucker and
TT Spalding
CoNsTABLEs
LIST District, Henry W Crane and William II
Taylor
Ind District, James II Saunders, R N Edwards
and J l. Milburn
Srd District, George A Simms and Joseph 7
Cough
eth District, James r Alvey, Jos II Shemwell
aud J Alvey
9Th District, James II. Alvey and J. J.Red-
mond
9Th District, r King Clarke
JUDGES OF ELECTION.
LIST District Edward S Abel, W W Brady
and Louis \ Rollins
3ud district, Charles l. Wise, Henry Watts
and J Duke
srd District, Y p Dawkins, Stephen Foxwell
aud Sebastian Thompson
%,h District, Llwn j Al!stan, " l. Dent and
PC Love
9Th District. John Harrison, Thos Harrison
and II & Dent
9Th District, J G spalding, Henry Jones and
Graves
CORPORATION OF LsoSARpTowN
u Harris Camalicr, PRESIDENT John Fen
wick. Henry Neal, a A Lawrence and Herber,
= Moore
BaI,s-Louis Deveaux
Trustees Of the Confsderdte Ctme,erv, Poin
lockout.
Capt 10 Forrest. president. J J rarran Crane
VIM Thomas, James X Langley, Thomas
Martin, DIR John N Bronze, Capt George Thomas
and Geo Il Garner.
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Professional Cards.
I'VE undersigned, Attorneys At Law an
L Solicitors in Chancery, have, this 3rd day
OF July, 1866, formed copartnership in the
practice of their profession, under the nance
and ST, lie of Combs Downs. They will prac.
tiee in the county of 81. Mary's and the adioin.
ing counties, and in tho Court of appeals.
Especial attention will be paid to the collec
non OF claims against individual, the State, or
the Government.
: References given, when required. Address
Combs & Downs, Leonardtown, p. o.. 81. N,
~ scounty, Nd.
ROBERT CCOMBS
JAS SDOWNS.
July ls66-ly
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Fire Insurance! Fire ms uronce

DERSoNS desireas Of having their property
II insured in the cheap and excellent home
company, known as the State of Maryiond
Fre Issm-aaee Company Of Baltimore,
Maryland, b. @. HARRis, President, can Be
grained BY calling on or communicating with
the undersigned, 50. inigoes' Post Once, 81.
nary's county, Nd.
- EDWARD s ABELL,
- -. LEGAL Ageat.
Oct lgs4-fe
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F. D. A D A NJ s,
Bull DER and con TRACTOR.

THE undersigned is prepared to con-
= tract tor BUILDING ano REPAIR.
ING in Saint Mar,'s and adjoining coun-
les. Al work irtrustedto him viii be
done with despatch aud u workmaulike
manner Address.
r ID ADAMS,
Mechanicsv:lle
st Mary's county. Md
Aug ls73-,f.
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Business Notice.

YNHE undersigned, having enlarged his
Il shops, informs his friends and the public
generally that the keeps constantly on hand
CARTS.
WAGONS, 10y
&c, and that N is now prepared to make or
repair the same ut the shortest notice.
Plain or ornamental painting, trimming,
&c, done in any style TO suit customers.
Blacksmthipg of all kinds also done With
neafneSs ami despatch.
Having all the necessary materials for ma
king Coffin ana "a ucarse to attend funerals,
the undertaker's business will b. made a spe-
eiaity.
Nv study in the future, as in the PAST, will
be To please all my patrons and TO merit their
confidence.
). JARBOE,
LeonaTdtown, Nd.
Jan 81. ls7s-ly.
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TRUSTEES OF THE AIMS HOUSE

Thos q Spencer president, u Abel, G r
Garner, Thos X Langley and 7 Parsons
Orrseer--J Su,nmerheld Joy
Cierk-John ID Yates.
PhysicidR-pr X T Cough.
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in connection With j b Welch & Son, a,
No. % Light Street. Baltimore, Md
Thankful for the liberal patronage extern
ded to the old 6rm. l respectfully solici,
q share of the same.
March Is, lS7S-6ms
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Blackeoods Edinburgh Magazine


Payable strictly in advance.
Forany one Review, % 90
For any two Reviews, 90
For any three Reviews, 10 90
For all four Reviews, 1900
For Black woods Magazine, 400
For Blackwooi and one Review, TOO
For Bla ckwood and two Reviews 1000
For Blackwood and three Reviews, 1900
For Blaekwood and the fou Reviews, Is 90
The PosrsoE will be prepaid BY the pub
fishers without charge to the subscfiber, only
on The express condition that subscriptions
are paid invariably ia advance u, the COM
mencement Of each year.
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River Route!
THE STEiKER
PILOT BOY!

e(I~ Having been put in
complete order. will
.SrSsssraSs resume her trips to
the different landings
on the River, on
SATURDAY. March 6, 1878. and eve.
cry Tuesday and Saturday thereafter.
Leaving Washington from Firrhugh's
wharf. foot of 9th street. att o'clock, a.
m. Returning will arrive in Washing
ton on Wednesday aud Sunday evenings.
Lease Washington on Saturday. a IN. .
for Iseonardtown. leave Leonard,owu on
Sunday, IN, at $50, for Washington.
W ii BYLES.
Captain.
March IL, lS75-tf.
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CouNrY suRXEYoR.

George d Dent
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TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE
Daily, by mail, Sl0 per year; Semi Weekly.
50 Per year; five copies, $3.50 each
Weekly, - per year; ten copies, 81 rs each;
twenty copies, 81 10 each.
Jan IA, ls7Is
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Trustee, Of the Corfsderdte Ctmetery, Poin,
Lookout.
Capt 10 Forrest. president. rarran Crane
VIM Thomas, James X Langley, Thomas
Martin, DIR John Bronze, Cap, George Thomas
and Geo Il Garner.
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JUDGES OF ELECTION.

CORPORATION OF LsoxARpTowN
Harris Camalier, president. John F Fem
wick. Henry Neal, A A Lawrence and Herbert,
Moore
BaI,B-l.onis Deveaux
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March s. 1s74-tf.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-16
SILVER CITY, NEVADA, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 16,

Fourth street, in this city. This
work shows the manufacture to have
been both skilled and artistic. Frag-
ments, the works Of men, lie scattered
over the continent from the lakes to
the isthmus. Images and temples
crumbling in ruins attest the high
degree of civilization attained by the
inhabitants of the
LOST EMPIRE OF AMERICA.
The mound builders Of the United
States, driven by fierce hordes Of
barbarous Indians-Scythian Tartars
took refuge in Mexico and Central
America, and mingling with the
Southern Mongolians, who, coming
across the Pacific Ocean from China
and Japan, and the Mslayans, who
had also established themselves on
this continent, they laid the founda-
ton of that civilization which, after,
under many mutations, had estab-
lished itself in the Valley of Mexico
where COrtez found it.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-03-28

Mr.. EDITOR: The attention of the Co
lumbians is called to the injury that
will result from neglect of the mistle-
toe, which has taken possession of 80
many of our beautiful trees and will, in
time, destroy them. It increases rapidly,
spreading from limb to limb, and ulti-
mately the owner will be compelled to
sacrifice the appearance of his tree for
the sake of its life. 1t should be re.
moved by cutting off the limb upon
which it grows, taking cnre to cut only
80 much as is absolutely necessary to get
rid of this troublesome parasite. Those
who value beauty and comfort, not only
for themselves, but for others, will, I
hope, not take amiss these suggestions
from lover Of SHADE.
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A Final Veto.

On the last day of the session, (Friday,)
Governor Chamberlain returned to tho
Senate, without his signature of ap-
proval, and with veto message, the Act
to declare the true intent and meaning
of the Act to fund the public debt. It
contained provision which was an
absolute change Of an important feature
of the Funding Act. It mado the into
rest on bonds and stocks fundnble up to
the date of funding The Act itself re-
quires that interest which has accrued
since january l, 1874, shall bo paid in
money. The Governor regarded this
deviation from the letter and spirit of
the Act ns one that would disturb
tho process of funding. His message
was clear upon this point, and strong in
insisting that full faith shall be kept
with the holders of the bonds in strict
observance Of the Act. It was sustained
in the Senate by 6 vote of Is to II.
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How TO RESTORE THE PROSPERITY or
THE STATE Keep you money at home.
Do not send away for anything which
you can obtain as well here as elsewhere.
We do not advocate paying SIS for that
which you can buy abroad for even o. 90;
but when you can buy your Blank Books,
Of the best grade, at prices as low as
New York, then send to Walker, Evans &
Cogswell, Charleston, 8. c., and purchase
what you need. All their Blank Books
are made in Charleston, and your en-
couragement will sustain worthy manu-
featuring enterprise. M21t
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-03-28

The UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouRT--
CHAnLEsroN, March 25.-Judge Bryan
presiding. The petition of James r.
Castles for voluntary bankruptcy was
referred to Registrar Clawson. In the
petition of Thos. j. Hnrper for relief and
injunction in the matter of +. j. Moses,
Jr, bankrupt, it Was ordered that the re-
spondents have judgment and execution
against Thos. j. Harper for costs, the
petition having been dismissed on the
23d of March instant, and that the re-
spondents have leave to file their returns
to the said petition. The petition of E.
Scott Miles, of the firm of Peake & Miles,
bankrupts, for final discharge, was re-
ferred to Registrar Seabrook, to report on
the Goth Of April. In the case of the
United States vs. two kegs of distilled
spirits. two empty kegs and one yoke of
oxen, information for violation of the in
ternal revenue law, it was ordered that
nm attachment issue, returnable at
Greenvilie, on the first Monday in Au-
gust next, and that the Marshal, after
i've days notice, sell the attached pro-
perty at public auction.
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AFFAIRS IN LAuRINs.- Herald saws: ::

AFFAIRS IN LAuRENs.- Herald says {:
We regret to record the death of an old
army associate, MIR. II. r. Holland, re-
siding near Clinton. Mr. II. was most
estimable citizen, as we'll as an excellent
soldier. He died on the 21st inst, leav-
ing wife and several small children
Mrs. Allen Bramlett died at the
residence of her husband, ON last
Wednesday morning, after an illness of
only few hours.
Mr.. W. B. Coleman, residing in the
neighborhood of Cross Hill, met the mis-
fortune, few days ago. of getting his
arm and shoulder badly mangled by the
machinery of saw mill. Mr. Coleman,
though seriously hurt, is not regarded MS
dangerous, and was doing we'll when Inst
heard from.
On last Friday, Mr.. Andrew Culbert-
son and his sister-in-law, Miss Sallie
Jones, while attempting to cross Joel's
Bridge, over Reedy River, cnme near
losing their lives by the bridge giving
way and precipitating them into the
water. The river was considerably
swollen, and it was with great difficulty
that their lives werc saved. Mr. Culbert-
son swan safely to shore, however, with
tho lady attached to the skirt of his coat.
The lady, we learn, received several
bruises in the fall, but was not seriously
hurt. A mule, attached to the buggy in
which Mr.. G. and tho lady were travel
ing, was drowned. The buggy was also
considerably damaged
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-03-28

The Tennessee Legislature has ad-
lourned. A dozen or more bills were pass:
ed which will save the State ANNUALLY
$1,000, 900. Among them is one taxing
railroads II per cent. on gross earnings,
yielding yearly about S1O5. 900; regulating
trial by jury, saving the State S1OO. 900
by making it optional with the parties to
nave jury or not; taxing losing litigants
IN civil cases with costs, thus saving
$2OO, 600. There will be no change in
the rate of taxation, which remains at
forty cents on the 500.
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A plow mandatory is, soon to be
started in Spartapburg on largo scale
by Mr.. Mark Cooper, inventor, of'the
Cooper plow. "a fii@if
A ten-year-old son of Mr.. j. M. Harri-
son, near Salisbury, N. O., was killed on
Thursday, by some frightened horses.
Rev. A. G. Elder died at Blaokstook on
the oath, in the forty-seventh year Of his
age.
The Wateree River was impassable at
Fred Bridge, on Monday last.
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OFFICE OF 8. C. LuNAT1o ASYLUM,
COLUMBIA. S. c.. March 81. 1877

COLUMBIA, s. C., March ~, 1870.
To THE EDITOR OF THE PHOENIX: The
thanks of our inmates are due to Mrs
Judge Willard, Mrs. r. j. Donaldson
and Mrs. DR.. Fox for liberal supplies of
papers and other reading matter. The
kindly consideration of these donors, for
the comfort and we'll being of the in
mates, is heartily appreciated. All these
little attentions tend to make their life
more agreeable by breaking into the mo-
notony Of asylum life. Such contribu-
tons, particularly pictorial papers, are
peculiarly acceptable. Respectfully,
J. F. ENSOR. M. D.,
Superintendent.
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The Nation concludes notice Of Gov.
Chamberlain's veto Of the bill to settle
the floating debt, (bonanza,) with assur-
ing him of the sympathy of honest peo-
pie all over the Union, extended to him
as one who is really defending civiliza-
ton itself against barbarism in its worst
form. 1t pleasantly adds. that he is, how
ever, guilty of intimidation, we do not
deny.
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DEATH OF MR. DAVID D1oKsoa.
David Dickson died at his homo, in Ok
iord, Ga, on the 10th. instant, otter q
protRacted illness of several weeks. He
vas q gentleman well and widely known
ior MS many virtues, as we'll as for being
tne originator OF the celebrated "Dick-
son Cotton" SO universally used in the
cotton States # a N
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March %
CITY HALL GROCERY.
FRESH ARRIVALS!

GMOKED TONGUES, Beef, Ham, &c.
~ Pickled Salmon, Beef, Mackerel.
CANNED-Corned Beef, Salmon, AS
paragus, Lima Beans, Green Peas, Succo-
tash, California Pears and Apricots,
Peaches, Truffies, &C., &C., &c.
TEAS-These in full variety-Japan,
Gunpowder, Hyson, English Breakfast,
souchong, Oolong.,selected by an ex-
pert, and confidently guaranteed finest
in market and moderate in price.
COFFEES-Parched Java-entirely
pure-Raw Java, Laguayra, Rio, &C.,
always fresh.
Our stock replenishedadaily. My store
is central and convenient to the public,
1 request call. FSa
A Word About Cigars.
These being only ON adjunct to my
business, and having unsurpassed facili-
ties, can offer CIGARS lower than any
house in town. Call and be convinced
this is no brag. GEO. SWIMMERS.
March % -.-'.rf 80 o.
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The amount estimated to be paid by
this tax Is 81,5eO.0OU. Add the three
mills for County purposes, and it will
mount up TO 81, Gao, ,0OO.i And then there
is the bonanza, half mill more. That,
wesuppose, will have to run the gauntlet
of the courts. Add on the enormous
levies in nearly all the Counties for past
indebtedness, and-cultivate the virtue
Oh Patience, Job found it useful, and
Horace tells us that hard things become
lighter By It.
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Coming Revolution.

A 8 the time approaches, the Rushing
IN Sale of Cigars" increases. Only 6
few days unt;i all will realize what
great change has taken place. Smokers
will rejoice even moro than they do now
when they 60 to
PERRY g. SI.AWSON'S
Cigar and Tobacco Store.
BUT "o f-
eye little stars, hide your diminished
rays" Mar a9
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New EHA.-In old times, II. the COM
mencement of every season, it was tho
fashlon to take strong cnthartic as n
safeguard against change of tempera-
ture. 1t was n worse than scnseless
practice. The people of our day under
stand the matter better Instead of de-
plcting the system, they reinforce it.
In the method they adopt, they exhibit a
wise discrimination. Instead of resorting
to the vitiated stimulants of commerce,
or any of the compounds derived from
them, they put their faith in the only
absolutely pure invigorant procurable in
the market-Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
Their faith is we'll founded. Never has
any tonic medicine been prepared with
such scrupulous precision and conscien-
tlous care. 1t is vegetable compound
OF which every ingredient is sound,
wholesome and medicinal in the true sense
of the word. Now we have three promi-
nent national complaints. One-half of
the adult population of tho United States
suffer more or less, either from diseases
of the stomach, arrangements of the
liver, or affections of the kidneys. In
no other land under heaven are these
maladies so general as in this country,
and Eostetter's Bitters is a specific for
them all, unless organic in their origin,
and therefore beyond cure. And let
those who are fortunate enough to be ex-
empt from them ut present understand
one great fact, viz: that an occasional use
Of this vitalizing tonic will as certainly
prevent them as the sun will prevent the
earth from freezing where its genial
beams descend. The Bitters is a genial
and excellent tonic, o moderate altera-
tive. and just enough Of an aperient to
regulate without oonvulsing the bowels
It is, therefore, specific peculiarly
adapted to the present season.
M2S 1871
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Final Notice.

t1nal M00C0.
A LII persons having claims against D.
N r. HOWELL, deceased, are hereby
notified to present the same to me on or
before MONDAY, 9Th day of April next,
or they will be debarred participating in
the funds in my hands. On TUESDAY,
the 9Th day of April next, I will distri-
butte pro rata said funds in my hands, as
executor. JOHN AGNEW,
Executor Of D. r. Howell.
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Phoenix Hook and Ladder Company.
TIME regular monthly meeting will be
Il held in the Hall, TOMORROW
(bionday) EVENING, at 8 o'clock.
F. D. KONEBfAN,
March 28 Secretary.
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lCs
John Agnew-Final Notice. 4,
Perry & Slawsop Cigars, TobaccG
Meeting Phoenix Hook and Ladder Co.
Geo. Summers Fresh Arrivals.
Statement M and F. B. and L. A.
Meeting s. G. Medical Association.
HOTEL Arrivals, March 27, 1875
y heeler Ho,tse-Nonh Palmer, Baltimore;
John D. Lorke, New York; w. G.. Busey
and wife, Georgetown; j. II. Cochran,
city; n, P. Myers, Fairfield; james M.
Brawley, Chester; A. Macauley, A. Bur-
we'll, Charlotte; H. L. Darr, Sumter; A.
NJ. Sperry, Washington; DR.. A. w. Bar
nett, Eufaula; Miss Maggie Mcdowell,
Miss Emma Mcdowell, r. B. Caldwell,
DR.: s. Augh, Charlotte; Chas. A Brown,
wood, Spartanburg; w. R. Kline, VIII
mington; J. Mcmillan, st. Johns: Geo.
A. McCalley, Abbeville; A. G. Halsey,
Pennsylvania; Z. M. West Wilmington: |:
a. McNamer, New York; E. B. Virgins,
X. l.. Holland, Wilmington; F. w. Daw-
son, Charleston; Mrs L. G. Howe. Miss
M. L. Collins, Hartford; Phillip Reed.
Salon; j. G.. Massingale, Louisville: v.
T.. Cooper, Fred. T. Cooper, Mrs. J. M.
Learned and son, D. F. Cooper, New
York; Harry Phillips, Abe Leavitt, Bust
| ness Managers Madame Rentz's Min
strels; F. S. Leonard, Tennessee; R. B.
Casswell. Rock Hill; Mrs. Cooper, New
Mansion Houses. j. Perry, city; r.
Phillips, Ninety-Six; F. Smith, Balti-
more; G. F. s. Wright, city; G.. A. swy-
CERT, s. c.; w. 81. Williams, city; M. E.
Hollingsworth, Abbeville; j. w. Heard,
VIM. Biggs, G. w. Moore, Ga; L. A.
Kettle and wife, Greenville; r. Phillips,
Ninety-Six; G. Swygert, Jr., 8. G.
Hendrir House,. T. Cheatham, Ga.
J. E. Watson, Baltimore; John Rowlant.
Doko; David Counts, Lexington; w. s..
Alston. Fairfield; j. G. @. Feaster, Rioh-
land; b Holmes, Ga; ;J. T. Griffith, Bal
timore; j. A. Wilkinson, w. o. Beatty, j..
n; Taylor, John ". Twitty, Lancaster;
w. B. Burke, N. c.
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- j. p. Boswellihas been appointed by
Gov. Chamberlain Coroner OF KershawW
fy0f1Y1kv - ~ ,sssfd III ffifl~s tsi tt-fF
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MUTILATED CURREScY.- following
is of local rs we'll as general interest
The Secretary of the Treasury hns de-
cided to return to the old method of re-
deeming mutilated United States cur
rency, under which deduction wns
made proportioned to the portion of tho
note missing. The change will take effect
on the 1st prox.
Sheriff Duyall hns not been heard Of in
three weeks, and the general opinion
expressed il that ho hns forever shaken
the dust of Winnsboro from his feet. 1t
is reported TINT Coroner Ruff will soon
take charge of the Sheriff's Office.
[Winnsboro Nc,cS.
Judge Shaw opened the Court Of Gen
eral Sessions at Kingstree, last Monday.
The Williamsburg Republican speaks in
high terms of his official bearing. In
his charge to tho grand jury, he paid a
graceful tribute to Gov. Chamberlain g
administration.
At an election for officials of the town
of Midway for the ensuing year, tho fol-
lowing were chosen: L. A Burke, In
tendant; Wardens-Charles Duensing,
Thomas Fl. Lyerly, Henry w. Walker,
Moses Robinson.
Mr.. N. A. Bibikow, Russian gentle
man Of culture, who recently settled in
Laurens, takes the Spartanburg Herald
to task for publishing a paragraph re-
fecting on the marital relations Of Mr..
and Mrs. Ozar.
An expensive funeral was that of the
late Charles Sumner. The Boston Globe
prints an official list of the items, which
aggregate $40, ,25O.4O. The common.
wealth Of Massachusetts foots the bill, oi
course.
John E. Webster has been elected In.
tendant, and Nathan Lipscomb, Robert
M. Gaffhey, T.. Davenport, Kendrick
Humphries Wardens Of the town OF
Gafhey's.
The cold weather cracked apple trees in
Northern New York from the roots nearly
to tho limbs, so that person may sec
completely through them. lrv
Mrs. Sarah Branham, of Kershaw, died
very suddenly on the Gath. She had
been in apparently good health during
The Court House at Kingston, onta
rio, was destroyed by Are on the 25th
loss $1,000
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-03-28

SUPREME CouRT DEoBl s-MARcH, 26,
1875.-The State &c rel. r. 9. Tharin, ap-
pell9nt, vs. e. B. Seabrook, respondent.
Appeal dismissed. Opinion by Willard,
All.