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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

snr rA.AwAs OBJ from alents" IN ep Pm .. S fp:a ss
Ssns %hs Sassins ont Tho ship and
schooner had her msinss and stern somewhat dam
aged
QuANGo tBr. from 81 Domingo for Boston before
rssa :, nr .ssf sSt ,ns
Thick INV Il 70 miles of, Of Petite .%S s ,sas
ehscn with % s nae
scnR Axo. BRIGGS Cof New York;. from Haysrstraw FOR
Fall River with brick. into Newport III, Pm July 81
with loss of oremasthead.
scna RoswrLt Hurlbut from surinam Boston. went
ashore Lon LsssS o o.os 70 her
later despotch says the got on and proceeded Tor aes
nation.
scMn HOWARD of Pubnco while fishing about 20 mile:
WNw OF Seal Island was run into by the bark Violet q
81 deal sn% saI 50 dsm"sns her
that she was Obliged to put into Yarmouth to repair
..sss
salvors has been como to.
Bosros July 81 fisherman st Portland aoh reports
logged and abandoned. and stripped tug has gone to
her.
suited in being ordered on shs marine railway to
work ship be 3ooo ion; with thee full decks she
deck up to y
IL as4 feet long has breadth ofhoam ana
@ sp nSs the 'e on
%aa. decks s'f ssai
knees oak and hackn tack She will be butt and bire
po.ed with yellow metal through rcenniied and square
fastened Her ceiling is 10 be searfed ana bolted wise
her frame sscd she will be finished to obtain first
class rate At French Loyds AL her accommodations will
he on the leaving the hold entirely clear tor th
of she Is owned ny net ouoeV anu Asaac
Taylor and Is tor sale. 80 :.
NJ Porter Kcene Is bnildpg North Weymouth ship
of $50 tons for George Ropes Of Boston be employed
in the this and the Cape Of Good Hape
ke the other frame is Of white oak. and her ceiling
and psnkng hard pine Both under the saporintend
Bureau Vertas French Loyds, and will be elassed AL
for IL years
LAuScnYp-At Bath. Nc, July 81 ship Daniel Barnes
1885 tons. - 81,
a new scir named the Emma Southland, was launched
Juy from Of Mr. Emmett Darling, in Port Jeer
SON owned by in New York. and intended for
ing brick. Dimensions 70 feet beam, 70 feet:
Il root
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Chsrtercd-B.rk Josephine. stahl from Newcastle
NSW). fnr New York
MONTREAL. July 2s-Arrfved bark Benson. Dull
New York; 29th Lake Mernntic. Batscrsby Liv
orppol.
MA,rLAsp. Ms Juy4- Cleared. schr vasseiio, Mccum-
Der New York.
NoKrissypSEv. July I6-Arrivcd ship Joseph Miibury
Weston Greenock tordered Q"ebecl bark Matilda Hi
yard. Brooks. Dublin (ordcred to chatham. 49,
onAs: July 2S-Arrved, bark Maria Tulsa Cp,. WAS
New Oreanx
PUcwAsH. July 23-CIcarcu banks BeaconsneId Mclean
Liverpool: Minnie, kitchin Nowrv. J. -
QUrBEc July 2S-Arrved ship Stratord Nefiseu ia m
burg barks Annie Troop Fritz London Maneton. Bro
die, Liverpool: Lixxic Burrill. Blonnelt. do.
dou
july lin port brig Ari,tos (Ir,. Tookcr,
from Boston. dsg schrs Ida ookcr, from do do; John
Douglass Parker and for Boston to rsii in IL days
WINDSOR Ms. ulv 2U-Ciearcd schrs Souvenir HATFIELD
New York: John Darcr. Long RIehmond: 2lst Edna
Howard. Turner. New York; 2fth g Foster. Coomly
arris Crowley do 18th Nash Ida May and Fleet
wing. for do Keno for Scaford Deli 9th, Norman, Tor
Philadelphia; Acarn. for Now York
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A NOVEL INQUEST.

Considerable excitement created at the Coro.
Bcrs once yesterday by an inquest held by Coroner
woltnan in the OF Kate Stewart, a child eight
months old. who was said to have died from the
effect OF burns tho feet indicted by the doctor at It's
birth. The jury consisted entirely Of doctors, and
the Testimony generally OF technical nature It,
however was conclusvey shown that the cause VI he
rhiId's death was commissions from dcnton anu con.
pt,fniOn, and than the burned eet caused by tho
nurfs bUIdtng II too close 10 the fire us bath to
1evtvo H. u being exhausted. The Doctor was entirely
exonsrmed. Notwithsanding. Mr.. stewart the fatncr
OF The obid has sued the Doctor for damages for caus
inG his chtid,e doath.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AMSTERDAM, July 3l-saiicd, bark skudernaes (Nor),
Kjeidscn. New York.
ANTWERP July 81, $40 PM-sncd, steamer vadorland
(Bele), Nichols. New York.
Arrived ,t shin Richard Aob,nson, Smith Psbellon do
Plea
AMER July 1s-Arrveu ship weidenbjelm Cswe,. Stat
vercon, New York.
ALsoA BAY June 2s-saied. bark Success (Nor Olsen.
Boston.
BoIpraA. Jny 2o-Arrived bark Alliance tNor. Havor.
sen. New York.
CALCUTTA July 1--sailcd. ship Arvio tRus) Gadd, New
York
Cgoxsr.pr July 30 Arrived bark En- globrecht tswe)
Englebrethsen, New York.
CAPE Town. June % Sailed. bark August Friedrich
oer Moll singaporc) New York. having repaired.
DUNDEE July 2o-Arrived. bark Como Vol utal) Fer
rar New York.
DusxRx July 3o-Arrived. bark North Carolina (Br).
Buchau baltimore
FoLKEsroSE, july 30-Arived bark Lorenzo tNor) Kit
tiesen Bull River. SC, for Aarhnus.
GREAT YARMOUTH July 2s-sailod bark soiahde tNor).
Peterson United States.
GooLK July 3o-saicd. bark Freidg (Nor). Borg, New
York
Tew Orleans.
GiniA LIAR July 20 Passed. steamer Scandinavia OBJ,
Ramsey (fron Mcssina. 6c) New York.
TrIyorr July 31-ssilcd, bark sireno cr Calls from
Rot. crdam), New York
uosc Koxc July 2o-Arrivcd previously, ship Pilgrim
JAVA July Arrived previously, ship Valiant, Nicker
SON San Francisco to load for United Statcs.
LyrnrooI. July 3o--Arnved. ship Evnngeno (Br),
Munson, Galveston.
Sailed 2sth, slip Genevievc Strickland. Post New Or
leans.
sailed GOTH ship Queen Of England (Br Purvs United
States.
LONDON July so-Arrivcd, BARK Juvcnta (Nor), ABBY,
Charleston.
Cleared 3lst banks Abraham skae Nor. Gregersen,
New York; FIashght tBr). Gard rpited states.
Ly,coER July 25-Arrived. bark Kong Oscar II Nor).
Christensen Richmond Va.
MovlLlx July 31-Arrved. steamer Victoria (BD,
younr New York for Glasgow (and procecded).
MAurrrus uy Arrived, ship Victoria Atwood Cal.
cutta tscc below.
NxwcAsrLE July 3o-Arrived. bark Duchess (Br), Elliott
Nog York.
ousExsrowx July 3o-Arrivcd. bark Good Intent (Br),
Forbes. Baltimore.
ROTTERDAM. July 3l-Arrivcd bark sidon tNor, Tcle-
sen. New York.
SOUTHAMPTON July 3i-ATived, steamer wescr Ger,
Uoinbruck. New York for Bremen (nnd procceded).
srxrrrS July Qs--Arrived bark Madura tGer) Meyer,
New York.
sAxrAspEn. July 25-Arrivcd brig Orion r). Belton-
tame. New York.
SINGAPORE, July 31-Arrvcd, ship Ficur dc Lis (fD.
Rces. san Francisco
souco July o. bark Ncptun Ger, wortmann New
York.
wArxnroRp July 3i--Arrved, bark PARENT GtaD, Ra.
| zetto, New York.
LONDON July 3ishp Victoria Atwood, arrived at Mau.
ritiu oth inst from Calcutta caky has to
| strip cslk and rcmctal.
WEATHER REPORT.
M V;udS modo
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SAILED.

wall: Wyanoke Richmond &c: Agnes Philadelphia baIks
ArSo tNor) Cork; Josef Ans). do Falmouth; sagsda
tBr). London Carney. Aspinwal: Arsoto Ital Cor.
fu Cardenas (Br). RIO Janeiro Anstra Ita. trieste;
briggs Aatje ioItmann Dutch t;aiipoi; Emma Dean
tkri. Porto Cabelo q Geery Charleston; schrs Manuel
Wilmington. NC susan Ray. Brunswick ga khooA
holmes, Georgeown, DC Sarah Reed, Helen. Buck
ley. and II y May -,
Also smiled. stenmer Kichmond for Lewes. Del; briggs
Caroline Eddy. and Katadin; schr White Wing.
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ANTWERP July 30Saicd mot arrivcd) bark Catherine
GER New York. -
Cow BAY. CB. July 2s-ln port. steamer Marlborough
I,rJ Frazer from New York. and 4 mot t0) othcrA
HAVANA July 31--Arrivcd steamer City Of New YORK,
Zimmerman. New York. .
WALirAx Ns, july 3I-Arriyed steamer Cortcs. Free
ma n. Johns VI. Tor Sew York. .
nANrsronr Ms, July % Arrived, schr Grecian Bend
MANIA juno 13--sailed. ships Arsonaut (Br Andcr-
SON New York; 14tb, CaranJah (Br) Owens dol 10Th,
Canning (Br), Garland dol 10th, Grecisn, Dunbar, Bos
ton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-01

-sehr spartcl, Halowci Perrin Amboy. NJ-Jed Frye
= sehr VIM II Mitchell. Pestisrew. Msehiss. Ms-whson
schr i l. THOMPSON Hull Providcnce-IL W Jackson
Son.
sclr w Bentley, Griffin. New London-isaac sta
Piles. ''
schr Ida Palmer Palmer. Observation-Disclosures MANU-
fncturine Co.
schrsailc burton. Burnley Brdgcport-ssamiord MANU-
facturinRC "a.
soop Fred Brown. Hail. Providence-Frsuk Pidgeon. Jr
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AN ABANDONED CHILD.

Margaret Murray aged nine years, was abandoned
yesterday by her father in held neor the Catholic
Protcctory at West Farms. She was givon In charge
of the commissioners OF Charities and Correction,
who sent ner TO the Island The child says her mother
10 Using IN Monroe street, noar Rutgera
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SPOKEN.

Ship Ne Plus Ultra. Borden from New York for London
July 30 of Shinnecock
Shin Alfred ID Show, Robinson New YORK Tor san fran
cisco, July 30. of Shinnecock. -
Bark Albion tRus), Svensen, from Baltimore for Mira
michi } uly 20 lat 80 81. Ion rs 40.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

WASHINGTON DC. July 81. 1877.
Eotcc is given BY the Lighthouse Board that on and
FROM tho lighthouse recently erected Ship John Shoa.
Delaware Bay The lght will DO visible IN clear weather
about 10 nautical miles. The lightvessel mOored In mid
channel opposite this structure May IS. 1877, will be with
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-01
FLOATING HOSPITAL.

The cghty-nnth excursion OF the Floating Hospital
VI ST. Johns Guild made yesterday with ,35l sick
children aud their mothers on board. The cruise was
mado down the Day aud along the coast OF Coney
Island The ninticth excursion will tako place tomor
row
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.


DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER
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WEATHER REF
FOREIGN PORTS.

noLvnKAp July 81. PM-wind ssw, moderate.
PLYMOUTH, July 81, PM-wind NV.
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YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,. sc.

fNCHTS, STEAMbOAIS, ~
CiIEAP DOUBLE SOUL. SPANISH CEDAR, COZ
Opcr fastened out sgcr Gig sliding seats new In per-
feet condition. Gall or address r. t. KLANk il3 East
34th vt.
dor SALE-sTEAM YACHT, 2sis FEET LONG;
just completed. Inquire OF W. r. d., 100 Broadway,
room 7.
EOR SALE CHEAP--A JIB AND MAiNsAIL BOAT
10 feet long, last able peril city sound In complete
order. Apply TO COLE. sS M-rccrN
CrRAM SCHOONER YACHT TRUANr FOR SALE
Dao feet long draugh compound engines; economical
inst perfect order; handsomely outhtted. Apply at
JACOB LORILLAltD'S office, 05 South st.
ITO PURCHAsE--A CANAL BOAT OR SMALL BARGE,
i fit to carry lumber coal.
T. NJ COLLyER, box 81 Sing Sing
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N ERA OF GOOD TINES.
MONEY FOR EVERYBODY.

AN ERA OF GOOD TINES.
MONEY FOR EVERYBODY.
KENTUCKY CASH DISTRIBUTION COMPANY
draws at Louisville, KY,
August 10, 1877.
OR MONEY REFUNDED IN PULL
FARMERS AND DROVERS' BANK, TREASURER
ssio,ooo IN CASH PRIZES WILL BIZ DIsTRIBUTEh
Whole tickets $40; halves IS quarters 81 so Address
oil orders 20 a. w. BARROW co, General Mansgers
CourIer.j ournal building, Louisville. KY, or
TilOS II. HAYS CO. 697 Broadway, New York.
DIVORCES QUIETLY IN ANY STATE; PAT WHIN
Ito City Hall =
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The 5000 tickets ending With 6guro thc Same as the
ending figure number drawing tho first capital.
$50 OOO) entitled to SO .
Witness hands, Covington, KY, this day Csatur
day. July %, 1877. -
i. II. RAMSAY RAMSAY =. Commissioners
Prizes payable n full without deduction.
Next Grand Dollar Drawing. August Is.
Capital prizes $l5OOO $4,000 5000, two OF $4,000, ID
Tickets only 81
Crsnd Extraordinary Drawing August 25
Capitals $4,000 Si3 $50 $1,000 81 500 four OF 5000
four Of 81 500, &c Tickets, $40; shares In proportion
SIMMONS Il DICKINSON.
~ Sd ST., Louisville. KY; or
WILLIAMSON CO.,
$50 Broadway. Now York, room q corner Prince st. .
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-06-28

law and justice. Murders Of mining
bosses were Of frequent occurrence
as we'll az any Others who incurred
their displeasure. Eighteen months
ago the numbering gang reached a
point of rGcklessness in crime that at
length aroused the authorities. A re-
liable and shrewd young Irish detect
i've was employed who crept in among
them and finally mastered their Sc
cre;s. On bis information number
were arrested. One of the gang
then turned states evidence and
through his testimony and that Of the
detective their guilt was established,
On the scatIold they neither admit
ted nor denied their guilt. Whether
this awful example Of punishment
will fully break up the terrible
conspiracy time only can tell.
pay~The newspaper Of Monday last
report two murders near Mauch
Chunk,
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Hangman'S Day.

Thursday was q dark day in the
annals Of crime in Pennsylvania. No
less than eleven human beings were
launched into eternity by the hang
mans rope in the three counties of
Schuylkill, Carbon and Luzerne, all
coal mining counties. All of them
were members of a secret society
know as Molly Magnires, from the
fact of their wearing female dress ia
rerpetratins their murderous crimes.
For fourteen years past this society of
mnrderers has kept up reign of ter
ror in the coal regions lefying alike
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-06-28
Mechanicstown June Goth.

Seven narrow guage railroads run
ming from Cinci matt in various dlrcc-
tions are commenced or projected. The
hllly nature Of that REGION gives such
roads great economical advantages,
the cost being $4,000 mile, against
$50 900 for the broad guage.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-06-28

I,OR BEST and cheapest Plated orSo!
id Gold Breast Pins and Ear Rings
or other jcwclry, 90 TO CllAS. III. .. FCN
No. II West Patrick Street
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-06-28
A FEATHER Is ONE'S CAP.

1t was an ancient custom among
the inhabitants of Hungary that none
should wear feather in his cap but
he who had killed a Turk, which feat
was esteemed great honor at the
time. Hence to kill the Turk was to
obtain the honor and with it the
feather in the cap, one feather for
each Turk killed. Hence the ex-
preston.
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Takes the pincc of ali other Soaps for
Daily Use in the Family.
IS TIE GREAT PREVENTATIVE

in all c;gscs of blood poisoning whether
ARISING from ma,nlial or mH>lnal,c rAhaI-
aliouS, defective sewerage, or amy oihu
rau~CS.
lis constant use prevents the contract
ing of contagious diseases; tYphuid,s CArICt
Ianl al nalaral trycrs. II is Invaluable,
land Should he used in districts where fever
and a@uc prevail, rs il is the greatest
known prcyrntatiy" TO that disease II is
Iof immense valUc in the cure of all skin
diseases; triad proves it, and IFS use pre-
vents contracting them. 1t is Il special
boon to school children who are cons
~ exposed 1t is the most hcaIlhtNl bath
soap tor infants, worth It's weight in = |
i'm the nursery. 1t is NO more cXpcu- n
than other toilet soaps of good quality
g0cs farther and its great SUPERIOR.
bringing it into universal use. Ii h. No
li>Agrrcablc odor and Is absolutely pa
Extensively used in hospitals and So.
room by order OF physicians.
For sale by Druggists and Grnccrs.
Sample box containing ; cakes sent post
paid on receipt of - cents. Liberal terms
to the trade.
TIE BEVERLY CO.,
Sole Agents for the Trade.
may3,Gm Chicago, His.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-06-28

In the Ctrc,ui Cart for Frederick
county, @tt'"G m .EI"'(N.
Nav TERM 1877.
>, r,, ', II,rr,,
george y, ll'"N''i " ns N''t' 1I,rr,.
NRDERED this l4th day Of June that
" on the 9th day of July 1871, the
Court will proceed to act upon the Audi
tors report this day filed in the above case
n'lcSS e'uSr ~ ,m, iI,'t s,my " mis- W..
'"'' s''t' ,'"S P''' a N'n Isnnnrr nub
:! y, ~ rnnIar'1, n',,,iy ttr two sur.
''oI'eu III i,''',,:oM U ,';I i,y
THOMAS GORSTCH.
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Land sale.

MILL be sold on the first Monday in Fcbrua-
w ry, 1877, at public auction, before the Court
liouse door. at Uuioa Count House. at eleven
O'Clock, A. NJ, the fJlowing premises, viz:
FOUR HUNDRED AND NINETY (49O)
Acres oELund,
adjoining lands Of james Thomas l.. g. Jctcr
ana others, hcginning at II corner on a. Leach S
land and l.. Il. JctcTs land and running tN .63,
E.s", to asta%c corner, thence N.26, W.8I. 80 to
Sweet Gum, thence S.G3, W.Gl. 90, to Red Oak
thence Sc, E.42.j0, to Stake in field, thence
So l.. prolOngatiou Of last mentioned line to
n. Leach land, thence around said Leach s
land to the beginning said land being part of
inc Home place of James Thomas, Esq,
SolG under power contained in II Mortgage
gwen by James Thomas TO Z. J. Jones' s. NJ
Dawkins, Executor. NJ. s. Porter, c. ii. Jeter
and others said Mortgage bearing date - May,
1874, and recorded in Registers office in Book
OF Mortgages \. No. ], pages 343, 344, 345,
ZIG, June =. 1874.
Terms ma,lc hnoca on day Of Sale.
Il. J. JONES,
5. VI. DAWkINS, Ex'or
G. H. JETER,
ID. J. FAINT, Admir-.
Union, Jan. 18th 1877. At
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Senator II, C. Butler.

The legislature of South Carolina yesterday
cheSe General Matthew Calvert Butler to fill the
vacancy which will occur the ith of March
next III the United States Senate from this state,
General Butler is son Of the Hon. William
hoi1c", who, as whig, at one time rcpr, seated
iho nirchvllle district in congress. lie is a
nephew of Governor Pierce NJ. Butler who on
the bloody-hcld of Cherubusco, 1917, fell al the
head OF "the Palmetto regiment" lie is also
nephew Of Judge y. L. Butler, who between
1876 and 1857, acceptably represented South
Carolina in the Senate of the United States
And on his mothers side he is grandson or
nephew of Commodore .. Ii. Perry who in
1915 defeated the British in the famous naval
engagement on Lake Erie.
General Butler was graduated ut the South
caroiiha college, and became member Of the
legislature i'll 1850. lie entered the war as n
captain of cavalry, in the Hampton legion, dis
'hSuished himself repeatedly, lost a leg and
emerged Il major-general
Alter The war he was one of the first to enter
the hcd political and take the bull of recon
sruciion by the horns, running for the office of
lieu lcutenant-governor Oh the coalition ticket with
Judge Carpenter.
THIS year he was an early advocate of the
'S'ralSht-out, movement, as the sole hope Of
ar"uSing the people and saving the State
Eariy IN July he nominated General Hampton
Tor governor i'll the columns of the Journal of
C'mMeFcc, which earnestly supported this policy
anu the nomination. IN the state convention
OF the democratic party, August l6, he was in
huentiai in establishing this programme and
afterwards labored for its success in the state.
General Butler is noted for his courageous
fine appearance and address and per-
sohal magnetism. In dealing with men he has
tact and skill, and in public debate his ability
Is universally recognized. He is a man of a
genuine and generous patriotism, and, we be-
iieve, will do the state some service and make
MS mark In the counsels Of the country.-Jour-
nal Of Commerce.
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w shail always use it with perfect confidence,
kSs recommend it to the public as remedy
Sohich will afford that satisfaction experienced
Z 'o and mine. 1t cxcells everything for
''"shs' colds and obstinate lung affections"
EN'Gov. Brown, of Ga, says ole finds tho
"'ooe Flower Cough Syrup IL most exce,lcn,
remedy"
Huch endorsement by our great and good men
"'S'r'eS The attention of the afflicted Those
Su"erlhs from cough, colds and lung affections
SHOULD use the Globe Flower Cough Svrup. IT
VIII positively cure consumption. For sale bv
Nov N 1919 GIBBS & co.
---I' I'd
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MUNITIONS OF WAR GOING NoRTu.-Ne,o Or
teams, january At is understood that the mil
ltary authorities have orders to transfer three
million pounds of ordnance and ordnance store,
from Baton Rouge to New York, including four
hundred barrels Of powder, guns, shot, shell,
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The Louisiana circular, with the signitures of
several hundred Democratic tax payers as
published in the New Orleans papers, and il is
now announced that 500 600 have already 2een
paid i'll to the credit of Governor Nichols. Win.
South Carolina lag behind Louisiana?
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man went through the bankruptcy corrtsk
U5,,, itS had Owned fine horse and gig, ana e.
horse nnJ a;,. - TOT r'nv, put 6y anu Ny< .
CT again. On being asked what die ~ =, .Ss{
,ur n,n reply was: 81 went through thJblI4 =!
rup'cy court, but the horse and gig wen. ropnd II,
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EXcitenlent!
Notice of Final Settlement.

Rf permission Of Hon. Jos. +. Gst l will oil
- the Both day of January 1877, make my
final return and settlement us executor of the
will of Jason Greer deceased. All persons
having demands against said estate must pre-
sent them for payment en- or before tho day above
specified or they will be forever barred.
II. MACBETH.
Executor of Jason Greer.
Dec. &c, 1876 so At
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Governor Of South Carolina

whereas the organization Of the State govern
meni tstbstructed and hindcrcd by the rcfu
OF maDority of the members elected TO the
senate recognize the Hon. w. d. Simpson
Lieutenant Governor of South Carolina as their
President, and this the House of Represeptn-
uves-recognized by the Supreme Court as the
constitutional body-as the coordinate branch
OF the General Assembly, and thereby the pas
sage OF the ordinary and necessary lcrislaiiyc
enactments Is rendered for the present i'm practi.
cable; and whereas it is essential to the peace md
dignity OF the State and the welfare of the pco-
pie that the machinery ofthe government should
not be suspended by such extraordinary, unpre.
cedented and revolutionary conduct of n small
portion OF one branch OF the government; and
whereas 1t Is necessary that way and means should
be devised and provided for the support and main
tenance OF the executive, legislative and judicial
departments of the government torether with
ay CO incfdTht TO insctpara5y c06nccic5 ,1;7r
the discharge of the ordinary or necesso, 60.
nons OF them, or either of them. and r,o,.a ~
peclally Tor the sustcnance of tho cLnr;,a,S
Pehai anu educational institutions of the St.,n
- " oouth carolina and ,efthe respective counties
t-erein therefore, be itNs:
!, HeSotoea, oy the House of Reprcscntativcs.af
INC stare OF South Carolina, now met .
ISL. mat his EXccllcncy Wade Uamnto,
oosernor OF tins State, be, and he is beroby
authorized and required forthwith to $50
ms proclamation calling upon all faithful hwo
"oiuihs ana loyal citizens to come forward md
without delay, and ut such date and will
-. en ',"ie Us 'he Governor may deem proper nav
" ou'' person OF persons as the Governor shall |
ocs'shate and appoint in each country the sun |
VI twenty-five percent. or one-fou:th of tho |
80 ulio cpAli'y tax, exclusive of any specials