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both loud and deep were heaped upon

both loud and deep were heaped upon
the Company.
Rev. Mr.. Matthews, Of the Columbia.
street Presbyterian Church, will preach
in the Council Chamber tomorrow al
ternoon at $3.50 O'Clock. All are invited.
The M. e. Mite Society met last night
at the residence Of Mr.. TedrOw. A very
pleasing programme was presented,
which consisted OF readings, recitations,
dialogue and singing. A good crowd
" as IN attendance, Notwithstanding the
inclemency OF the weather,
Tie funeral Of Mr.. James Cunningham
will take place tomorrow morning
at 10 O'Clock. Funeral services will
be held at the Union Bethel, Cincinnati,
alter which the remains viii be removed
TO their last resting place, Spring Grove
Cemetery.
HAMILTON.
The Board Of County Commissioners
are in session to-day.
The new hose of the Third Ward en-
glne were tested yesterday. Three sec.
lions burst.
The case Of Hefner, indicted for sheep
stealing, is in progress in the Common
Pleas to-day.
Horace Stacy, Of Cincinnati, the gen.
eral agent for the American Cyclopedia,
was in the city yesterday.
The Ladies' Home Missionary Society
met yesterday afternoon at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. William Brown.
d. M. TOnker, Esq, has sold his shoe
store to j. NJ. Gardner, and will in a
short time leave With his family tor
Tennessee.
In the case Of Milford, Cary 60 Conck-
lin vs.. John Weidenboner, judgment fol
plaintiff was rendered in the sum ol
81 ,6Sl Al and costs.
In the case of Henry Kessllng against
Frederick Hossnyder Judgment fol
plaintiff for 81 pol and costs OF suit, with
Il stay of execution for SIX months, waG
rendered.
James Beckett, an old resident Of But.
Ter County, died Thursday evening al
ter q lingering illness. His funeral took
place this morning from his late resi-.
dence. His age was seventy-three years
Nothing less than good stout whistle
will attract the attention of the street
car drivers, and as but few ladies car
boast of the accomplishment they are
obliged to walk often when they would
prefer to ride.
The Board Of Health met In regular
session yesterday afternoon. Very little
OF no business was done owing to the alb
senoe of parties from Cincinnati who
were expected TO LOOK after The removal
VI dead animals.
Thomas Marsh, who was arrested OF
a charge Of arson. had his preliminary
trial before the Justice Of the Peace Gi
Union Township, and was bound over
W await the action OF the next Crane
Jury. In default of $500 bail he was
Committed to jail.
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UNITED STATES.

The creditors of Alex. Schoenfeld, of
Bellaire, o., began proceedings to force
him into bankruptcy.
Geo. W. Keene, administrator OF the
estate of James Dair, of Dearborn Co.,
Ind, brought suit against W. w. David
son, A. Briggs and others, executors OF
Jos. P. Cloud, to recover the half OF
$40, 737 from one Of the defendants, Holt
erhotf, and the other half pro rata from
the principals.
Robert Fry, sentenced for illegal yot-
ing, was released.
PROBATE.
Mauk Il Frech made an assignment to
Henry DeBus for the benefit of credit.
ors. The assignors were coopers, doing
business at Nos. 2l1 and 213 East Pearl
street. Bond of assignee, $4,000.
COUNTY DISTRICT.
Kate P. Leaman against L. NJ. Dayton
and j. W. Heron, executors Of Thomas
Phillips and others. In this case, men,
toned previously. the petition was dis.
missed.
Phil. Kehborth against l.. G. Bernard.
L n Is Tue contest LOT JHe county Clefk-
ship. Tie incumbent, Mr.. Bernard, WAS
sustained, Judge Cox alone dissenting
from the decision.
POLICE.
Drunkenness-H. Detrick, SO; Marga.
ret Campbell, dismissed; VIM. Brown,
3 days; Owen Holmes, 80 days; Joh4
Cain, 80 days; George and Lizzie Smith,
dismissed; George Framars, 10 days;
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a46c Hay firm and unchanged. Coffee quiet
aud prices unchanged. Hops steady and
good refining 73Ia7kc; prime, 7ka7SGc; re-
fined quiet and unchanged. Molassts quiet and
unchanged. Rice unchanged. Petroleum du1t
and nominal. TalOw, 7&c. Strained resin,
81 7Ial HS. Spirits turpentiue steady at
34c Eggs quiet: Western. 22a24c. Mess pork,
SI4 IS. Beef steady; Western long clear mid
dies DUH at ne. Lard firm: prime steam,
Sj0aS.j5c 8utJer: Western, l0a3zc. Cheese
dull at 1a12kC. " hiskv steady mt 81 10.
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Cincinnati Live stock Market.
FINANCIAL.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 2I-i 80 p. Nj.
Gold steady to-day in Wall street at lU23E
Buying here at 1925, and selling at lO3 for coiu
OF gold checks.
Sterling exchange steady at previous quota
tlons. Sight drafts drawn at "a IS and 80 day
bills at 81 81 per e. in gold.
Sterling exchange remains steady and de
mand light with liberal eceipts. Local deal
ers are buying at lilo discount, aud selling at
par.
Government bonds firm and the local market
quiet. We quote them here as follows:
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In ORDER TO ACOoMMoDATE EASTERN
ADVERrIsERSIN THE STAR, MR.. E. DUN
CAN sNIFFEE, NO. II AsTOR HOUSE, NEW
YORK CITY, has been appointed our general and
special Agent for the Eastern states. This will be
branch onice of the STAR, Mr.. Snifen being au-
thorized to make advertising contracts on our be-
half and receipt all collections therefor in our
name
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Died,

BALLANCE-On Wednesday, November 81,
at 10 +. M Mrs. klzabeth h, balance, in the
1utn year of her age.
Funeral on Sunday. November 25, at o. clock
p. NJ, from the eresidence oil her son, Berry av-
enue, Bellevue, Kentucky. Friends invited.
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When you see lady in the street stop
and suddenly kick and reach backward
and downward, don't be alarmed, it's
not brickDaL she is after. AS soon as
she shakes out the old oyster cans en-
Langled in her trail, that same sweet
smile will return; and everywhere the
street contrac or halls the woman with
a trail as u blessing.
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1t is claimed that not even a drop OF
cider can be obtained AZ Calais, Maine'
At st. Stephens, N. b., just over the
bridge, however, plenty can be had.
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FOrty-fifth COngress-Extra Scs.
sion.
HOUSE.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 23.-The bill to re-
peal the Specie Resumption Act was
called up. Ali the amendments offered
were severally rejected, and the bull was
finally passed by 1873 ayes to 120 nays.
The House then adjourned until Tues
day.
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For PittSI,urg,

THIS DAY. 4th. at p. M. POSITIVELY,
ass ~ EN- MA GRAHAM. J. N. William
l.IsaakksssgsSs son, Master. Apply on board, on
sE;zzsszziz to Matt. Mcguire, w. s. Getty, c.
Cunningham, Geo. Charter; Agents.
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For New Orleans.

SATURDAY, 24th. at b Z. NJ. POSITIVELY
r. GOLDEN R0WN, II. III. Dlovn
it5lskssEt.3 lska3 MasIer Appyon board. or to l.hys.
e<a@sa-s2s Messet. Geo. Charter, j. G. un-
man 4 Co., Agents
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For POnaerOy

THIS DAY. Path. ats Z. Nj. POSITIVELY. ~
r. n POTOMAC. JAS. kirker Master.
l.isa4*asssss..is% Freight received on Big Sandy
Wharf boat. foot of broadway. W.
honshell. Snpertr1tendcnk
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HIS DAY, gath. at 5 p. Nj. POSITIVELY,
~ GENERAL LYLE, b. Merrielees,
"A Master. Freight received at all
hours on Wharf boat. foot Of Vine
rect r. NJ, Wade, superintendent
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For Memphis.

.4Ih, at 5 +. NJ. POSITIVELY,
~ VINT SHINkLE, Jas. Keniston.
Sssa sssS' &.f Master Apply on boar,, or tG
. &zzsaazNm Royse b Mossct Agents
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For Cairo.

JEsDAY. 27th. at p. NJ. POSITIVELY
Nsee = ANDY BAUM, II. }. Vintoll. Mas.
AL ssak Ter. Apply on board, or to Roys'
4 Mos sett, Agents.
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For Huntin gt0n.
For Madison, ,

yiONDAY. WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY, 3P Me-
~ hVIRGIE LEE, W. II. Kirby
<tsSsS3 Master Apply on board, or 4
ssiizEsEzizzza'a A. Kenneli's, cor Main aud Watse
streets.
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Mr.. Samuel j. Griffith, Town CLERK, Ia
lying seriously iii at hisresidence.
Que OF the dummies ran of the track
last evening AZ Taylor Creek. Curses
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LHgis lative.
RAMBLER.

In the Senate Dee 1st., Mr.. Crit
tcnden introduced bill for the pro-
tecti' n Of landholders leasing land
for agricultural purposes.
Mr.. Cochran introduced a DILL to
provide for the election OF county
lreasurers and auditors.
In the House Mr.. Curtis intro
duccd bill to prevent the wanton
destruction Of birds nests, and to
provides Il penalty for same. Referred
to committee on agriculture.
NJ M"ssic introduced 81 bill re-
curing liquor dealers to pay a
special license. Referred to commit.
tee on ways and means.
The report Of the committee on
privileges and elections Oh the case of
Thom"s kcitt the colorcd member
from New berry, confined in the Jail Of
that county for bigamv, came up for
consideration. Certified copies ofthc
indictment against keitt and of the
findings Of the grand and petit juries
were read by the clerk. MIR. Blues
resolution that kcitt be expelled
from the House then came up. The
ayes and nays were called, and the
resolution was adopted; 9S ayes, no
nays. The coorcd members voted
solidly "ayc.'
MIR. Orr's resolution to expel T. b.
johnson, Of Sumter, for being in con
tempt Of the House, then came up,
and was unanimously adopted.
December 3d-In lie House Mr.
Gray introduced II joint resolution TO
extend the time for the payment Of
taxes, and to relieve those who have
incurred penalties. Read and re-
fcrrcd.
Mr.. Edcns, Of Marlboro, intro.
duccd n bill to prevent frauds by
parties TO liens. Read ard referred
N the Senate Mr.. Mcmminger
gave notice Of the introduction of IL
bill TO abolish the present system of
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entries were made on Wednesday, &C.,
could have been started and am sor.
ry that | was led to believe it, since
there is no truth in it.
p. b. d. is mistaken in thinking
that profess to represent w. G..
Grange. I stated most positively
that ! have no connection with tba t
Grange.
There arc some other points in p.
B. DIS article which might notice,
bpt | do not deem Unnecessary.
might comment on cone very heavy
exhibition" which the o. Grange
lost; who knows but that it was Al
wagon load Of potatoes ?
Again, why attempt to make it ep-
pear as if were trying to array w.
{, Grange against 0. Grange? The
point at issue is not between the two
Oranges.
Again, why say that the order
ought to frown down upon any one
inlermcddling, assuming the e ound,
that all the Grangers who staid at
home, will fully endorse the course Of
the Directors, and arc fuiy satisfied
wien their representatives, only
"Sccmed 10 be rcasomubN satisfied
Ntofics mhc.) If he Directors were
ignorant ofthe dissatisfaction existing
ON the part of many Of those who
made entries, let them now be thank
inl that it has been brought to their
notice, and that they have had an
opportunity of showing ,hat the liz
satisfaction WAS (pcr!cctly p ground
less. | repeat that | am glad to know
that no entries were pcrmttc o,
Wednesday. Believing that | H., "
said enough on this subject, and that
SO far as | am conccrnc Il, it is iiuaIlv
dispose of, subscribe myself,
Yours &C.,
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The Sta7e OF South Carolina
ORAEGEEuEG COUNTY.
Ey .. b. GLOVER, Esq, Probate j

Ey Q. B. GLOVER, Esq, Probate Judge.
WHEREAS, Il. :. Glcaton hath msdc sr,
to me, 10 grant him Letters OF Administers
ton of the Estate and effects OF Thomas
G!caton.
These arc therefore to cite and admonish
all and singular The kindred and Creditors
of the said Thomas Gleaton, la.e Of
Orangebnrg County deceased, that
they he and appear, before ne, in the
Court Of Probate, to be held at Orangcburg
&. II. on the Sth Of December next, after
Publication hereof, at | O'clock in the
forenoon, to show cause, if any they have,
granted.
Given under my Hand, this 23d day of
November, Ammo Domini 1877.
CHARLES b. GLOVER.
lLs.l Judge of Probate.
u. G.
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justice in the administration Of tho
laws, With the recognition Of perfect
equality OF all citizeos under those
laws, and the agsuran cof protection
to all i'll their rights ofporson and
property, he declares to be the es-
sentials of the Stato's permanent
peace aud prosperity. In its financial
recommendations the Message il
model Of sound principles and states :
mnnship. It's vigorous dcnunciatiDn
not Of repudiation alone, but any
acL that can in tho slightest dcgrc c
impair the credit and tnrnish The hon,
or Of the state, might well be stulic Il
with advantage by our Western politi,
clans, who are eager to bring disas,c /
and disgrace not on Il State alone, but
on the entire nation"
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Rates Of Advertising.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1877.
The Struggle Ended.

The glorious news Of General But
Ter having obtained his scat, in Con
grcss reached us OH last Monday.
The above fact was no doubt received
by every citizen Of this Stale with the
greatest JOY, and cn,husiam. 1t
W ould be IL waste Of time for lis to
attempt to add anything more to the
above, as General Butler is so we'll
known in the South as Il staunch
Democrat and pure and refined
gentleman, that we can only wish him
long life and abundant success in
his new position.
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a Queer Rumor from Washington

A special dispatch to the Jorna1
Of Commerce says:
New YoEK, December The
Posts Washington special says:
"Both Senators Butler and Patterson
are opposed TO the appointment of
Judge Nolthrcp to be United Sta tcs
Attorney for South Carolina an,l will
oppose his confirmation if his name is
again sent to the Senate. Batter is
confident that 4 majority of;he Demo
Gratis in the Senate will vote with him
in favor Of rejecting Northrop, if the
President sends in h is name"
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1877-12-08
Prosid ont's MesBage.

This lengthy document was pub
lishcd in the .Jonnol yCommcrcc on
last Tuesday. at is q plain and out
spoken document, Which will com
mend itself to all i.ir.minlcd men,
whether thcy agree with all its utter
anccs oi not.
"Mr. Hayes defence OF Iii, South
crn Policy and the reasons he urges
fr Withdrawing the troops from the
States Of Louisiana and South Caro-
lima, carry with them the weight Of
conviction. Events have proven the
justice and wisGom OF this policy. ~
he says in his message, IN the States
named there is no longer danger to
life or property; every right Of every
citizen Is safe
in reference to the resumption Of
specie payments the Presidents vic VS.
are i'll acc ird with those which have
alrc adv been expressed We did no.
advocate the passage Of the licsump
ton Act, but ii has been passed, and
the country having accepted it rs
final, has been gradually gravi:ating
towards il. We agree with the Prcsi-
dcn., that 'no legislation would be
wise that should di$pnrage the impor-
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lCoMMuNICATED.
POPLAR TOWNSHIP.
November Goth 1877.

~ ~,
let me ag ain ai!udc TO the Fair
question: ana to the article of"P. B.
directors, CIrcS'dcnt OF Board Of
DIRECTORS III your Issue oi November
Zlth'
VIII no" state what ought to
nave stated III my last rtIclc' VIZ
y nat | wrote concerning the Fair,
was from inc pest information that |
coo'" gam 80 Tar rs was able to
lraF'', mere was dissatisfaction m'n'
',:'e' IN" eNPF'Ss'd oy persons from
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NOTICE.
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
ORASGEDURG COUNTY,
1


OnASGEpURG COUNTY,
November 13, 1877.
In accordance with the request of the
Grand .urv To the Court, we the Board Of
C"iln'y School Examiners have Revised the
Board OF Trustees, and have appointed tho
following named persons az Trustees Of the
Far!ons School Districts, and they must
IKE an oath or affirmation faithfully to dis.
charge the duties Of their Office, which
oath the members are authorized to admin
ist TO each other. w A.OCAIN
Amclia-F Buyck, IIamp Pauling,
]. Duncan.
Hranchyile-l + II Dukes, E Green, j
= Berry.
Cav Cav All Wolfe, Rhett Riley, w
Murph.
Cow Castlc-J V Connor. Levi Summers
D Il Knight
Edis:o Benjamin Pooscr, Is J Smoak,
Allen Brown. q
hlizahe;h- George Dannery, G v Cutler,
j II IIydrck
Goodby's--Dr r w Bates, Solomon
Sioses, G 5 Smi!.
Good!and-W L Ehncy, G Frederick,
f Argoc.
Ilehron--D r Shannahan, DR. T j Pou,
Liberty-W F Phillips, f ] Jamison
J Ohm i Bonnet
Lyons-A o Holman, NJ J Keller, F W
Williams.
Mildle-J. P NJ. Foures, A. B. Fair, E. I
Rick kcnbakcr.
New Hope II. F. Barton, w. G. Wolfe,
orange-s. r. Melllchamp, H. L.
Rickenhaker, NJ. Jones.
Pine Grove-W. Mack, J. Crosswell, A.
r. Fludd.
roplar-Dr. a. Baxter, D. D. Jones,
hcdrach Morgan.
lrovidence-L w Dantzler, Tom Ale n,
| = L Shuler.
hockey Grove-Filmore Lathrain, J E
Phillips, \ Sciioicld.
union-J Shoemaker, w R Myers, ]
NJ Fielder.
Vanccs-W w Dukes, Nc. Ayinger,
Rufus Fielder
Willow II e Bennett, W Martin.
Demas Stevenson.
Zion Alexander Tharin, II Hayne,
NJ Baldwin.
This is to certify that the above name
Trustees are hereby notified that they
must qualify within fifteen days from date
appointment.
THOMAS PHILLIPS,
Co. School Com. o. Co.
| nov II St
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1877-12-08

Mr.. a. V. Dockery, United States
consul at Leeds, England, has wittcn
n letterto the Anglo-Amcrican Times,
in which he gives his views about
North Carolina, and incidentally
about Virginia and South Carolina,
which three States he classes together.
Ho bases his remarks on his actua
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1877-12-08
The Message Abroad.

We give below CONNIE hts upon the
Presidents Message by three ofthc
leading London newspapers. The
Daily Ncrs, commenting Oil President
Haycs's Message, says: "'rhc mss
age deals principally with questions
Of the paciiication Of the country nd
the resumption of specie payments,
and on both these subjects the Presi-
dent expresses himself with good
sense and good feeling
The fines says "Prcsident Hayes
batsaszaassa l,aiate e..z=llsga ;.-ss>
His message has no uncertain sound
Gil the subject o! currency legisl,--
ton"
The Daily Telegraph says: Not
withstanding the disconragcments
with which Prcsidcn; Hayes has been
met, the prudent, firm position he has
assumed in his message, ensures him
the support Of The wiscst and best
portion Of his countrymcn.'
The Jomnulof Commcrcc ofihc 3rl
says: "Solicitor w. st. Julian Jer.
vey is at present engaged at work
under the instructions ofthc Alto rney
General at Columbia. On Friday
ninbt Lose III IL l., $40, -. ,,,.,:..
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What is thought al tile North OF
Governor Halnpion!5 Message.

W clip the fcliowirg paragraphs
from The New York HroH:
"No unprcjudiccd person can read
Governor ilamptons Message TO the
South Carolina Legislature without
being impressed by the evidence it
gives Of the improved condition of
the State under the rule Of lis own
legally elected citizens. There is no
longer any cmbi,tcrcl feeling between
the races; the sting has hccn cxtiac
ted from political differences, and re
vivcd consitlcaco brings forth It's fruits
in improved business, increased enter
prise anh plentiful employment. The
Governor recognizes these advantages
and declares hat thcir continuance
laust drpcni on lhc perfect good
faith in y iliah The Pledges ma,'o dur
Jug Inc exciting slr"ssic ior sell
government arc fulfilled. Impartial
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|
master i'll equity.
A message, No. 2, was received
from tho Governor announcing the
resignation of Attorney General Con
nor.
In the House on the 4th inst, Mr..
Gaillard introduced a bill 20 prevent
improper charges on advances made
by planters and others. Referred to
committee.
Mr. Sheppard, from the committee
on ways and means, reported a Joint
resolution extending the time for The
payment Of taxes, recommending
that it be placed OH the calendar.
Agreed to.
The SENATE was then announced
and an election WAS gone into for an
associate justice to succeed Hon.
Henry Mclvcr. 1872 votes were cast,
of which Hon. Henry McIYcr re-
ccivcd 1872. He was, therefore, de-
clarcd duly elected associate Justice
Of the Supreme Court, for six years
from the 30th of July next.
In the Senate to day Mr.. Cochran
introd uccd bill to authorize tho
county commissioners of the several
counties to allow the erection of gates
whenever in their judgment, the same
may be oxpcdicnt.
In the House on the 9Th, the fol :
lowing were reported from commit
tee Bi! to Incorporate the Edisto
hiics O Orangcburg was received
iavorrbly,
The I.our for the special order hav-
ing arrived, the Senate was an
nouncod. The TWO houses then went
into Joint session for the election OF
Judge Of the Seventh circuit, associate
ju sticc, registrar mcsnc conveyance
ami attorney general.
For judge Of The Seventh circuit,
Gen. Il. II. kut!cdgc nominated in Il
hriet Lnt impressive and eloquent
address G n ". II. VolI.u..
Til. nomination wos soc,,l.,i
Tie Assembly ,lcr went inn, Z, bal
lot Mr. k;n-lor h.,;n,, ,,;,.
teller on the part of the Senate, an,
Nic.srs. Bur and Massey an rho =, p
of the House. The whole number o
V, les east was l35. Of which Hon W
II. Wallace received J35. lie VA;
therefore declared duly elected.
For a.Soci,,o ;,..;c, NJ, 11,l.,o
nominated Col j. c. Haskell TN,
v.!c WAS aiken and reanl;aL, for +. G
Haskell 10 for " y. Porter 10
(Ccmplincn.ary from Republicans.
Col. Haskell was therefore declared
duly elected.
For lopistrar of mcsne conveyanc,
Gal G. .-%nrri.nu xz..s,.iSe,l ia. vote
and declared ,luI1 elected
For atlorn' y general, Mr.. Simon
ton nominated Leroy f. Toumans.
The vote being taken, resulted: You
mans l2G; total vote cast, 1876. Mr.
Ioumans was therefore declared duly
elected.
The Senate then withdrew to its
chamber.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1877-12-08

RAILROAD CAKE-Break two eggs
into teacup, beat well, then fill the
cup with sweet cream, one cup OF
sugar, one and onc-halfcup of flour,
one tcaspoontul Of cream oftartar,
and onc-half tcaspoonful Of soda.
TOMATO CATsUr. Que gallon Of
tomatoes (af er being peeled, boiled
and strained), one pint vinegar, nine
tablespoons salt, three tablespoons OF
black pepper, three tablespoons of
mustard seed ground fine, one tea
spoon of Cayenne pepper, one-ha If
teaspoon Of cloves, and the same of
allspice.
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w aSChes, Clocks and
SewelrV
dee

on the shortest notice. Charges reasonable.
All work warranted 10 give satisfaction.
Will also keep constantly on hand
E.aitlrcsh'S Garden Seeds,
fresh and genuine. Give me call.
E@s.?' Persons having lett work with The
late +. Ezekiel will please call Immediately
foi the same.
The Stock on hand is offered below cost.
The bes, make Of Calendar Clocks al : 3
Get 20 ~
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experience curing sixteen years resi-
denco in North Carolina. He argu cs
that these States present extraordin-
ary inducements for the class Of i'm
migrants which they most need
small farmers, with money enough to
establish themselves com sortably.