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New-York tribune., 1877-11-10
PURCHASE OF A RAILROAD.

The Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Rail
road Company purchased he Peoria and Roch Island
Railroad The latter road sold April d. 1877, Oh ac-
couut mortgage for II 100000 for SjJOO0O, Sub
ett o prior Len of SIJOOOO. Al the office OF tLe Roch
aud Com pY, In this c, TRIBUNE Icpoiicf was III
formed On Thursday that the Peoria ana Rock leland
Uoad Was bought 10y priv &c rersOu for Inc tucdEo.
Rock island md Pacific Company, az t0, cost 10 thc
ldi o. hltle less than SsuOOOO. TIE Object OF tie
purchase cut of competition ~ RJcA i>ldni, ana
iuc uvuIsru rudu bad earned the interest un AZ cost
sI.c a came IIiO possession Oi the Rock Island Com
uauv.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10
THURSDAY NIGHTS GALE.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Nov. 9.-Ihc shore Line
train ron Ncw-Yotk Was four hours late this morning
having been detained by rough water at the crossing AZ
New-London The steamer Bristol from Fall River TO
New-York, went outside Inst night and encountered a
heavy gale she put back 10 Newport at 1880 O'Clock,
and remained ut anchor until $40 o'clock this morning
when She returned 10 Fall River 0Mtiug the trip. The
Old Colony Line steamer Providence from New YORK
reached NJ Wport at $3.50 this afternoon
CHIr,Co H. Nov. 9-Lqst nights storm on the Lake
was thr stNerrst experienced tins season, and boat
houses belong clubs here which have withstood pre-
v0us storms were beaten 10 pieces by the waves tn"
Illinois Central Railroad track was torn up for some
distance along the lake, ana is not yet passable Fou
uatrly most nI the sailing vessels ln the harbor
having been driven IN by previous accidents Inc lew
out sdo were roughly used By the wind and waves one
small craft went 20 pieces ON the shore.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10
A POLICEMAN SUED FOR $1,000.

st. Clair Glass, q policeman, was arrested in
sLt brought by George shields, yesterday, and gave
bail IN 81 900. According 10 the plaintiffs story. nc
came in nom Bath. J.. J., with load OF vegetables.
August .. 1877, and while delivering tOnr OF IL Il
hotel ord, red iu very iH-uinx manner Ia move
on aud nnay arrested, and locked ny the station
house. He discharged as tue Justice heard
Tie case. Most VI lie wagOL-Osd meanwhile, stolen
ur syOied lie asks $1,000 damages.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10

IofaI III ,ibL 50
Tie first debts for money loaned; the others
for money or bonds deposited. The consist Of
stock and scrip Insurance companies lease put down
8t 81 900. furniture, $500. and stocks pledged WOrlh
abou, 81 500 over The loan received upon them Gilman
gives his nominal 56J and his real assets at
Sl2All so
Ju us aud Moses Michel wholesale dealers in millinery
goods No 5O- broadway, arrested yesterday by
Deputy United States Marshals Bernhard and EdsalI.
uuon charges OF fraudulent bankruptcy, and we're re-
Quirrd 10 furnish bil IN $1,000 each. Gustav Michel,
The other member Of the firm, could not bc found.
The bankruptcy case Of Berry ~ Hci,cr came before
Pcl-tcr Fltcn Yesterday, the examination of = J..
UuJe I, go at'1E to bis claim of 81 $50 So differ
gold an-a lions 60 thc extent OF o5jOUOO. No
Objections have yet becn Med again6t Jay GOud's
CLAIM fO. over 100000.
Rec ster Allen has received warrant N haukruptcy
against AlOfs Fcgc stock merchant. Of No. II Bridge
a., who ha- been adiuGcated Involuntary bankrupt
tuc p 5u Of seven creditors. whose claims ag-rc-
ctr SoOC~T the largest claim u that Of r. LeUs,
siEue-. 9.4.eTS.
John Gl-yos, petroleum broker, Of No. HauOver-st
has bcol jloirtrd voluntary baukrUpt by Register
Allen. lie owe $4,000. and has merely uOlual assets
Jacob T. Cohen aud Isaac Colen %. s. Cprn a Co J
have ni. thDr schedules, showing Liabilities amounting
20 3lSO,5JO, auC assets of 10000.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10
A NAVAL HERO WITHOUT A TOMBSTONE.

TO N 2 = NFIVT " ~ T = " ~ =
SIR: Last week there died in The Hospital
OF thr sailors snug IIarbJr station Island, an old
manofvarsman James Spencer, ho believed To have
been the last survivor of The combat between the Amer
can iicatc Essex and -re En.dsh snip, ChcWb AMI
Phoebe i'm the harbor II Valparaiso. Cooper calls Thar
fight one Of tine most remark bic cpmbdts that Is to be
found ii ;uc history OF naval warfare
II isuot now the usage of the aut.orti& OK rho snug
H,rhor 10 mark win q headstoue ihe OF those
who die n that Institution. 1uc object o. s uoe s 10
iunuira ~ something con ne done o nccF
Ha,e fr r tnut cDivon which o'd sailors are con-
81. ned vi, d. ia the ~uior' Snug llalDOr.
TiGHGeid, y. J oct. 81 1877. MARINER
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10
CONVICTED OF BRIBERY IL PATERSON.
Patrick Il. Lynch, n local politician, wa

couy,tel Thursday o. bribery, in pay delegate
SlCO to secure rOmuaton to mluor Office. The CONT
he'd n urbcrv, under nc conn law. 10 is said tu
be tpe first CONVICTION fOT such an Ocucc IN NcT-rsey
The case will doubtless be taken TO Inc Court Of ETroIs
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10
cusroM.RorsE SEIZURE.

Collector Arthur has fined the steamer Glen
Roy $500; 800 for attempt TO smugglo Chinese
Sasos and 800 tor attempting to smuggle Chinese
suiiOfiJes.
cssb of brandy the steamer Canada. from Hayre,
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10
THE BESSEMER STEEL TRADE.
40 CoMBlNAuoS MADE TO PUT Up TIE PRICE {
TIE STEEL RAILS

TIE STEEL RAILS.
70 the Edtt0r Of The trfbHne.
SIR: Your casIgation Of " Industrial Nonop-
oll,e IN to-iay's 1ILBuNG, would Do much c.-
fectye # founded upon correct information. The col.-
paci" which So stirs wrath that YOU su-matzo as
"plnded encInes of society" iEc have brought
down The price of Bcssemcr rails from $jO css tnan
SiJ per ton, mas net been ade
"Tuo PRODUCERS of Eessemer steel" who, you say
fancy that rhey fleece the puhc rs much amt as
long as thcv please lave rather thcms Ives been
hreced by the pubiic-in consequence. no doubt
OF excessive production and inevitable home
compeiltiou-to tue point that one OF tie
eleven has become utterly bankrupt another
la. just gone TO protest aud others are ealing lpou
t, owners lor 're,h capital to 800 te as,n mad, 10y
sch sales have Lately fe-u practicable. 10 Was bat
tftcr Zpai,-ti, ingcuuity 10 cIcurn AIT should r-
q avOr Eud mean. to Hyod further sal ~ loss
tie dut OF '.t mHnaccrs o 10 $50, pr tier stock
holders laG uot gwen ;lcr1 control f their cauit m
order tJi they should paw away t0 cusj urr9 .s bonus
mixing tG,f produ't, bat aft"ra fu and rather pain
hi ai eIson o. ta " iur su i,ci, tie meeting finally
ao,ururd, Tie 23I inst, wthod action, leaving the
trade 10 take it, own couIseaoinE. therefore exactly
What you apparently would have had Them o. With the
facts thol are. ihis violent cen,uu o 40 old ircH s
peculiarly unjust ana q wing. - trust ycu VIII hUd fl
convenient % give this denial a. fun rubGsily MS she
Tbdadciphia, Oct. -. 1877.
we nave also received letter from Mr. ID. j. Nor
rell, general manager of The Cambria Iron Company,
of Johnstown, Penn, in relation 10 the same Grill
tlHln. MI. NOTCH dthlibN tlStS tHil tIc III
that the MANAGER Of the Bassemer Steel Works re-
Gently met aud endcdvorcd 10 form a combination
10 raise the price Of steel rails was true; and ex-
presses regret that the combination could not be
made. He says further, that there was no intention
If adding as much as $40 TO the price Of rails, nor
would it have been possible to do 80. The prices
proposed rs = minimum for Western mills were ONLY
from II % to - above what they now receive No
consumer in hIs opinion, would BE- injured by put
ting steel rails up to $50 per ton. and the advance
would save from bankruptcy several of the Bcsse-
mer steel manufacturing companies and give their
wOrkmrn cmplOymeut.-Ed.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
TIE CONNOLLY JURY.


UNCERTAINTY AS To A COMPROMISE.
OF the forty-eght persons named by Samuel ID. Bah
,ock and William Orton the eisors appointed TO select
the iury for the trial of the suit OF Lhe People against
Richard b. Connolly, on November 10. the counsel on
either side have LEFT the following twentyfour from
whom the actual jury is to be drawn:
Binnnscr Andrew J...--No go ~ EaSt H,ne'''n's~
De Forest James G.--.'.- No. SO Ss Wss Tssriysxths
Fraser george 10 ~ ParS aye
Hsgs Hygog Ioh2 5G'R R No 1Ss Ftlayc
McAipinc, DAVID H............N No C73 5ths e. s,
Mortimer, John K.---No a 20 20 M MeSI thG iacS So00""'~
NUN orson D .......... Ia East twenty secOndst
Murt6ck Urie A........-..... no. 70 t1,thaYe
Northrup. VIM. No. East ForyethsL
No, e. Oliver II P........ No. 81 West seyeneenthst
oBrien, Joseph K-..... 70 lo6 East wentyseoonaSI
RoSleyS nibono I...N 80 Is West Nineteenth.st.
snoford. Gardiner S............No. l25 Modisonaye
starees, Frcdouck. .......-......N No. 80 Parkaye.
Tiioiso5 Iuler 10 West Tort niniast
Van Nest Abraham R.....N 50 Wysi Tairty tourthst
walker francis T..............No l79 MadisOn-ave.
Referring to the Connolly suit, an attorney. intimate
with Connoys affairs said yesterday tha so far as the
oeendan; concerned. offers OF compromise would
be made. and the prosecution must take the initiative III
that Direction II anything to he done He would
state whether Connolly wond be here at the tria
nor would he say whether the action womo
actually be tried on November 10, the daIe
named He remarked Connolly, through MS
friends, has once offered 10 pay HlooooVV
IN full satisfaction OF All claims by cy; county @ aIa
State ana as that offer not accepted, 1t Is very
doubtful n he will pay much My impression Is
that The fair inference from what has already been douc
In his and other ring sufs is that they viii all he con-
promised as otherwise, the prosecution VII secure onN
ar execution returned win the ndurs uenI iHHd
bona e. no good - there is no property belong
ing 10 Couno, elsewhere, al can be reached
Wien asked concerning tn. real estate formerly "~ne
bv Connolly. be sad that with the exception OF TWO
pieces ~ property, all dis Oscd of before the eXs
teuce Of tue ring and purely Tor speculative purposes
Tie two pieces of Conoy's ral estate, which the Cs
ecuion se1ed 10 uK could be levied upon were worth
prob bly S1GO 900, aud were Owuei 10y iunoce NJ
purchasers who weIc mt suspected OF colluslon
IN the iran fer. with the execution oi Con
vile" he added the entire family is in Europe.
A. 10 he rumor at Mrs. Connolly s expected htre soon
To- arrange coiuproulse have hcJId Of nothing t.
" rraut such statement. and II any con- promise l.
Ell crd she 300 certainly have nothing 10 90 win H.
W.. cttr T. P,ckhan az che pICspcGtOn, 81 ues Thai
no frr ui prouise has made ma that no sleps
looking u tat direction have been takeu 80 lar S MS
kugWlcCZe extends
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10
nrsINFes ENlRARRAsSMENTs.

WILLIAM C. GHNAN's CErDiTOE,-ARRtsT FOR
fraudulent BANKRUPTCY.
The schedules of William c. Gilman, who
hs made an assignment for the benefit Of MS creditors
to Oliver Drake snith. filed yesterday 10 The Court
OF q rlL-nn Ien- Il llst Of crndinrs rs as fn.Ms:
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10

Speaker In conclusion, that II does not cover The fac
As MIR. Phillips concluded, be received rohnd oi AP
preca tive applause.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10

and $50 cigars and 800 bundles Of cigarettes, on The
steamer Columbus, from Havana seized yesterday
New-York tribune., 1877-11-10

A bugler was the other day sounding the
reVeule call the miamrn 10 exercise. What does
ho mean by that ~ asked cocney OF another. "OhI
he's wing OF 'om up, Was the repiy.
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Tho crop.-.rhs Planters, ontiook.


The Crops---The Planters outlook.
EDITOR UNION TIMES ~ have just had con-
versation with an intelligent geAtleman who has
lately traversed the greater part Of upper South
Carolina and Georgia and Alabama.
He reports the small grain crops as looking re-
markobly well considering the immense floods
of rain and heavy freezes, but am sorry to say
reports quite as large acreage of cotton plant
ed, or prepared for planting and in Georgia and
Alabama especially q large importation of Com
mercial Fertilizers.
This is gloomy opening for year of pros
perity under Hampton and Home Rule. The
best governments in the world can't make
people prosperous Who get less for On article
than it costs to produce it, aud who are depend
ent upon others for what they must have-some-
thing to eat and to wear. With every prospect
OF European war of gigantic character,
which must raise the price of provisions and
lower thsp Of cotton, it is a most suicidal
policy to plant the latter largely. The demand
must be diminished, and with the world supplied
now with full stock, a big crop must bring ruin
along with it to the plantsr and if it affects the
planter it will telft bn all other industries
But none are 80 blind rs those who will not see
We ore on down ggado with . big crop, GER
tain. LOOKER-ON.
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NOT CE.
U. S. INTERNAL REVENUE
SPECIAL TAKES,
May 4, 1877, to Apri: 30, 1878.

TIME Revised Statutes Of the United States,
l. Sections 8232, 3237, 323s, and 3239, re-
quire every person engaged in any business,
avocation, or employment which renders him
liable to SPECIAL TAx,~tO procure
and place cOnspicuOUsIy in his
establishment or place Of bUsi-
Ness n STAMP denotng the payment of said
SPECIAL TAX for the spccial-Tax Year be-
ginning May |, 1877, before commencing or con-
tinuing business after April 30, 1877.
a return, as prescribed on Form IL, is also
required by law of every person liable to Spc-
cial Tax, us above
THE TANES EMBRACED WITHIN TIE Pre-
VISIONS OF THE LAW ABOVE QUOTED
ARE THE FOLLOWING, VIZ;
Rcctiiers. ......".... ...............-.....S2OO 90
Dealers, retail liquor....... .............. - 90
Dealers, wholesale liquor. loo 90
Dealers in malt liquors, wholcsalc....... 30 co
Dealers in malt LIQUORS retail l......... 20 co
Dealers N leaf tobacco. ................ - 90
Retail dealers in leaf tobacco...-......... 800 60
And on sales of over 81 .000 fifty
cents for every dollar in excess of
81 900.
Dealers in manufactured tobacco. = 90
Manufacturers of fsills............... 50 GO
And for each still manuinctured...... 20 0O
And for each worm manufactured. 20 90
Manufacturers of tobacco .................. 10 90
Manufacturers OF cigars s.................". 10 W
Pcddicrs of tobacco, first class (merc
than two horses or other animalS).. % %
Peddlcrs of tobacco, second class, tive
horses or other animals )............-. 25 90
Peddlcrs of tobacco, third class Zone
horse or other animall ...............- 1j 90
Peddlcrs of tobacco, fourth class on foot
or public convcyunccl .................. 10 90
Brewers Of less than 500 barrels ......... 80 90
Brewers of 500 barrels or more........... 100 90
Any person so liable, who shall fail to comply
with the foregoing requirements will be subject
to severe penalties.
Persons or firms liable to pay any Of the Spc-
cial Taxes named above must apply to l.. CASS
CARPENTER, Collector of Internal Revenue, at
Columbia. and pay for and procure the Spe-
cia Tax Stamps they need, prior to May l, 1877,
and 'rHhOW furihcr notice.
Spccial-Tax Stamps will be transmitted by
nail only on receipt from the person or firm or
dcring the same of specific directions so TO do,
together with the necessary postage stamps or
the amount required to pay the postage. The
postage on one stamp is three cents and on two
stamps six cents. If it is desired that they be
transmitted by registered mail, ten cents addi-
t;onal should accompany the application.
GREEN B. RAUM,
Commissioner of Internal Revenue.
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE,
Washington, b. c.. January %, 1877
March 0 PM "a
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sHERIFFs SALES.

QY virtue of sundry Executions 10 me dir cctcd,
- will sell, in front OF the Union Court
House door, on the first Monday in May next,
within the legal hours Of Sheriifs sales, the fols
lowing property, to wit;
All that tract of land located in Pinckney
Township, Union County, containing 6he hun
dred and fourteen acres, more or less, bounded
by lnnds of John Gallmau, Mary Ann Johnson,
Elizabeth Davis or johnson Gault, A. ID. Sweat
and others; feNSd.on and to be sold as the pro-
perty Of the Estatc- Of Isaac Knox, deceased
at the suits of William j. keenan, and p. H.
keenan,, Survivors, against Isaac Knox.
ALSO
I will sell ut the residence of William Adds,
on Tuesday tho 9Th day of May next, within the
legal hours of Sheriff sales, about twenty
bushels Corn and one hundred bundles of Fod-
der, levied on and to lc sold as the property of
william Adds at the suit of j. Z. Hill s. Co., OH
u Len Execution.
If the terms of sale are not complied with in
five days after the sale the property will be re-
sold at the risk OF the former purchaser, on the
following salesday.
II. MACBETH, S. U.C.
April II. IA 3t
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Notice of Final DISCHARGE.

nN the Eighth day of May next will apply
" to the Hon. Joseph F. Gist, Probate Judge
for Union County, for permission to make my
Final Return and Settlement as Administrator
of the personal Estate of billiard j. johnson,
deceased.
On the same day will sell before the Court
House door. the Chooses in Action belonging to
the said Estate, appraised as doubtful and trorth-
less.
All persons having demands against said Es-
tate must present them for payment on or before
that day, or their claims will be barred.
Ii. Il. GALLMAN, Admir-.
April Is ii 4t*
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Squeezing up through the miro and alluvium of
the aforesaid valuable but neglected low lands
like "Cooter" in the early Spring, he washes
the mud from his back in Gilky's' diaphancus
waters and brilliantly talks of dadems, galax-
les, insignias, &C., as if he had never tried to
locate the root of n "sawyer" shift a raft, or
incise mill dam. He writes of arenas as if he
was raised in an Amphitheatre, perhaps because
of the immense amount of sand he passed over
while Drainage Engineer of the G. T. & d.
Company. A while he wrote of Bufaloes as
sduently rs Comanche could have talked of the
same noble beast, only the Comanche would
never have allowed himself to be led into be-
lieving that Bufaloes ever were known to roam
the hills of North Paoolet.
Speaking Of hills reminds me of the elegant
expression Of "L.'t in one of his letters, viz =
'.The country is very ally except in few small
central eleUations*s,' Then, too, that story of
$4,000 additional sbushelso corn sounds very
hshy. But as "E1eish very young man there
is room for improvement. l advise him to rsuJ
History and let Kennedy's "Horse-Shoe Robin
son alone-he will then know more of our
country and how to spell "Nuckolls. .,x
J.w.T.
*In both of these cases, the error was COM
mitted in this Office, and should not be charged
to our correspondent.-EDIroR TIMES.
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April 20
Patrons scfIIusbandry

Attention Patrons Of flIUSbantlry
A MEETING # the Oranges Of Union Coun-
N ty will be held in the agricultural Hall on
the Union County Fair Grounds, on Saturday
the 9th day of May, for the purpose of organiz-
ing POMONA Grange. The meeting will be
opened at | | o'clock a. NJ.
1t is earnestly requested that every Patron Of
liusbandry in Union County attend this meet
ing. The officers of the Oranges should see that
each Grange is well Represented, as upon that
meeting will depend, in n great measure, the
usefulness, efficiency and success of the order in
this County.
Come, brother Farmers, let us assemble to-
gether, and see If we cannot unite upon some
plan by which the whole farming interests of
tn, County shallb be benefited. Let us start with
the bright prospects Of an honest and econcmi
cal government, put our shoulders to the
wheel, and help take the State out of the slough
of despond in which she has stuck for many
years.
The Farmers CAN do more towards the pros
perty of the whole State than any other class,
if they WILL. Let us unite in bending all our
best energies to that great and glorious work.
A. w. THOMSON, W. NJ.
April 20 Is 3t
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Notice in Bankruptcy.

In the District Court of the United States, for
the Western District of South Carolina.
In the Matter of - p,
W. B. lIames, Bankrupt. ! 1" N"'N' N'"P''S'
TNIIIS is to give notice that a meeting of the
Il creditors of said BANKRUPT will be held at
iorkvile, S. c.. in the Office of Hon. W. J.
Clawson, on the 18th day of May next for the
purposes named in the 9th Section of Bank
rupt Act Of March q 1867, and that have filed
my Final Accounts ms Assignee of the Estate of
W. B lIames, Bankrupt, in said Court, and that
on the l4th day of May next, shall apply to
Hon. w. J. Clawson Register in Bankruptcy,
for said Court, at his Office in Yorkville, s. c.,
at 10 A. NJ. for the settlement Of my Accounts,
and !or Discharge from all liability rs AS
signce of said Estate, in Accordance with the
provisions of the Twenty-eighth Section of the
Bankrupt Act of March 2, 1867.
Respectfully,
w. 7. LITTLEJOHN,
Assignee.
April 20 Is 3t
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List Of Letters

List Of Letters
Remaining uncalled for iuthe Post Office at
Union G. H., s. c., for the month ending April
Both, 1877.
Mrs. Jane Bates, w. NJ. Crookshanks, Miss
Phroney Chandler, Dr.. w. T. Dalton, Miss NJ.
r. Davis (2). Mrs. ]. c. Flandeer, Louisa Gist,
John f. Gillespie, Miss Sivry Jinkin, Mr.. A, d.
Means, Pnckney Philips, Mr.. Starks Porter,
s. s. Parker, J. p. Skelton, Miss Mamie Vinson,
Mr.. Monroe Wallace.
JAMES II. GOSS, P. NJ.
Union, 8. c., May LIST, 1878.
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DRESS MAKING.

MISS PENNIE JOHN1DN respectfully in
lXl forms the Ladies' Of Union that She can be
found atMRS. e. RICHARDS Millinery Rooms,
prepared to execute all kinds OF Dress Making.
CUTTING, FITTING AND SEWING
For Ladies and Children. Thepsireuage of the
Public is solicited.
Mays II If
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The State of South Carolina,
COUNTY or INION,

In the Court of Probate.
By JOS. +. GIST, Judge of Probate in Union
County.
XXTHEREAS, Charles Bolt, rs Clerk Of the
w Court, hath applied to me for Letters of
Administration on the Estate of SHELTON
SPARKS, late of Union Co, nty deceased.
These arc therefore to cite and admonish all
and singular the kindred and creditors of the
said deceased, to be and appear before me at
Court Of Probate for the said County, to bc hol-
den at Union Court House on the seventh day of
May 1877, at 10 o'clock A. Nj. to show cause
if any, why the said Administration shonld not
be granted.
Given under my hand and the Seal Of the
Court, this Twenty-thirh day of March a.
ID. 1877, and in The 1Olst year of American
Independence. JOS. +. GIST,
Judge of Probate.
March 80 II ct
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REsIGNED.-The honorable Dublin I. Walker
was released from Chester Jail OH bail Wednes-
day evening, and Immediately thereafter he did
the best deed of his life, by resigning his place
as Senator from Chester County. General w.
A. Walker is very generally urged for the sue
censorship.
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The Markets.

UNION, May 3.--Cotton--Salcs 10 bales at SOLO
COLUMBIA, May 1-Cotton quet-middling 10000
Sales 81 bales. -
CHARLESTON May 1-Cotton dull-middling 11IS
net receipts 200; sales co. "
NEW York, May 1.-Sfoney ~; Gold 1863 Ex-
changeIlong 4.ss; short 4sO Cotton dull-upandsIOL
Orleans II; sales 449.
LIvERPoOI. May 1-Cotton quiet add unchanged-mid-
ding upehds 5 middlng Qyleahs6 sales 5000; specu-
lation and export 900; pecefffs 5000.
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TAILORING.

MRS. s. A. WHITL0CK can be foundai Mrs.
Ixl IL. RICHARDS Rooms psepared to exc
cute oil kinds of Sewing for Gentlemen, In the
best style, and respectfully asks share of tho
patronage Of the Public. .zT
May go LII - If