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, 1877-05-05
Shipping sAA Intelligence.
CHR1sTIANsTED.
, E m tered.
A PRIL 1877.

l. 1877.
Eng, Sloop ELLEN Rebecca." DolviI.o.
Master, from Tortola-Po,ts.
Dan; Schooner" Petrol" Waterproof, Mas.
"a Schooner 'ViglIan" Simmons, Ms.
ter, from ST, Thoma5-Sundrjes
Amr: Barqus 'AnteIopo," Simpson, Mas
ter from Dsmerara-Bailast
MAY 1877.
Eng SIooP Herald" Hugbues, Master.
from Dominica-Sundries.
DAD. Schooner " Vigilant" Simmons, Mas.
ter, from St. Thomos- sundries,
Adrianna" Hughues, Master, from st,
Thomas = Sundrivs..
Dan. Sloop -" Ringdove" Fredericks. Mas.
Ter, from ST. Johns-Lime.
Dan. Schooner" Petrol" Vapt,rpool, Mas.
Ter, from St. Thomas-Coal.
, 1877-05-05
ORDER OF DAY

for the Colonial Councils Ordinary Meeting
7h May 1877 IL o'clock noon, concerned 6Y
he Pyesiden'y's letter Of 24M april 1877,
I. Election OF the Councils Officials.
2. Election of Members for the several
Communal Commissions.
8. Introduction Of, & lst Discussion on
the Draft OF Budget for the financial
year :677-7s With Money Bills ap.
pertaining thereto. Copy herewith,
The newly elect 4 or nominated Mem.
berS will please bring their patents.
, 1877-05-05
c a n G d.
A P r IL 1877.

Dan. Schooner "Vi2ilanto Simmons, Mas.
ler' for St. Thomas-Sundries
IAN schooner "Petrel" V~anrerpool, Mas.
fer' for ST. Thomns Sugar,
Eng 0ioop ''Ellen Rebecca" Delyille,
Master for TOrtola~ Sugar.
MAY 1877.
Dan; Schooner Hugo, Ak,y. Master.
for Frederiksted- Sundries.
Eng, Sloop " Herald" Hughuos, Master
Tor s.. dhomas-Part of Imported Cargo.
Dan, Schooner Adrianna" HugLues
Master for Frederiksted-Surdries.
Dan: Schooner "VigiIant". Simmons, Mas
ter tor St. Thomas Sundrics.
, 1877-05-05

On the connection of trees with tbo
falA'al J. a subject Of the deepest interest
10 US IN this island, we copy the following
items from a Barbados newspaper of some
years ago:
, 1877-05-05

April 81.
NEw YORK, April s0th.-The Manchester
Guardian publishes a rumour of the oA,stcnce
OF dissensions in the British Cabinet as 10 the
ceuTss TO be pursued in the present crisis, but ia
, 1877-05-05

Rainfall on Estate MOANING STAR during
the month of April, l04 lines,
, 1877-03-21

called 1nsurrcctiotlary movement. which IL but D
by Tic people themselves. hut far tic n,nst part
hy atlyeut,ircrs from other SlAv districts. Tn
like tho refugees from Herzegovina, among
whom scarcely MI ablc-btht.ctl n'an tsn tc
IS h",lsn rcasees es "i u ",i mem orc e f" In IN
the usual proportion with wumcn a,d children.
1n spite of MI this, news comes frum various
sides which shows that mn effort will be made
to rcsivc The siusbanss " T., sSsaa ~ ~
all those elements which, a,avlug i,st their
ground in 9crvis, are beginning to he directed
on Bosnia Tho Russian anil other Committees
are collecting money sufficient to urgnnEc larger
binds. and arc engaging tho volunteers WHO
hnvc fervcd in the ecrvtan army to Co tvcr Into
Bosnia, where, III consequence Of the withdrawal
Of the regular Turkish troops, tho Held Of act,,
IA free. Hitherto. however, thcse Efforts dv not
seem to hare had much result.
, 1877-03-21
ITALY.


LONDON, hiarth 20.-The 4Ntes publishes q
letter from Rome containing tho followingt
"Tle extreme section Of Uitrnmontanes arc at
thus moment cnllsling adllcrents to create d
Roman question. Yarions Jcsults, bcartn1 In
structionH from Father Beckx, General Of tho
Josuits, l,ave arrived at tho Vatican from Flor
encc. Father DccRx warmly counsc]s tho pro-
ject. I haze positive assurance TINT Bcckx and
his nlhercnts promise little short of tho speedy
rc-cstabllsluzaent Of tho temporal power Of tho
Pope. TLoru Is no doubt that stcps In this d.
rcrtlon have long lccn preparing, Catholic
sociutios In Austrjn and Germany have pledged
themselves to ct-Opuratc. Ono cssci.ttal feat
ure Of tho pan Is that tho naxt cunclave Is to
be lell IL Rome, 80 TINT The ncw popo may ho
SEmconi approves and supports tho plaH md
tho Pope las himself written lctturs to 'tlu
Emperor Of Austria, tho King ut belgium,
President AlacAfnlloN, anu ex-(luetn isabella.
A serteS Of cxpress Instructions has been issued
from tho Vatican ~ avoid collision with tho
civil authorities, hut ut tho tnlnc time 10 keep
up pressure OIL tho Catholic Powers to Obtain
their adhesion to tho crusade Tor tho rosuEcita-
ton OF tho Roman question. The Vatican has
Obtained lists OF volunteers prepared TO scryu
undor tho Papal flag. md large sums Of money
have nlrcady Dcen deposited III Franco aud En-
gland." =
ROME, March 70. Al tho Consistory hold to-
day the Pops nominated seyerul bishops, among
them tho iev. Michael Ilannan for Italifax aud
the Rev. John Aforcl for 1t. Augustine, Fla.
The rUpu pronounced brief al!ucution. re-
affirming with Increased vct,cmenco his tleparn-
ttons Ut Siarct. =, aud adding that he would
the attelnpt to deprive hin OF tho liberty Ut
EptCcls
, 1877-03-21
GERMANY.


PROPOSED BttRENE TNfnUNAL.
BERLIN, March 20.-Tho Relclistng yesterday
commenced tho discussion Of tho bill for estab-
liahing tic Supreme Tribunal of Germany at
Leipzig. The rFtssian Mtnstur Of Justtce ind
motlerato Liberals DECLARED Nerlln the only fl
ling place for tho Tribunal. Tic advanced Lib.
crals lcrtarul tn favor VI Leipzig, SO Us to FREE
tbs Court from Government Influence. Tho
Cltramoutancs, Partieulatists, and some Of tho
moderate Liburaa will vote with thu advanced
party. A majority Of about % is expected
III favor Of Leipzig.
ALsACH AND LORRAINE.
\ special dispatch Iron Deritn says Prince
Bismarck las again promised Alsare-Lorrainu nd
gt,usderate treatment and IA largo mcasure Ut
local autonomy as is compatible with Imperial
intcfeNts.
BERLIN, March 20.-Tle Alsacc-L lorraine bill
passed lts second reading In tho Rclchstag to-
day.
NHSi0NATIoN ACcEpTED,.
1,ERL1H, March 2n-~Tho Emperor las accept
ed the resignation Of Duron Won Stoseh, ,Clicf' Of
tho Herman Admiralty.
, 1877-03-21

Descriptions OF America and Americans BY
European writer's often mako very ealtertaininv
t!tlst scns'ltIuns-tLry stariis by tI,cir novelty
and anusu Ly their aLsur,tlty. It Is not lung
since We read, in book BY French autlof,
that whom citizens Of Ch'caKo siosiro to rUuoyo
from u,.e tart Of thu city To ulluthrr they send
fur a trx,, Of Aurssa AMI order the yst4bll.h-
ne,,t, with ull its contents, to tu lur,cl Luli!y
to lis desired legality, anl that dlrl,4e tho
tras,st It is tho custon, ior tals Inmates to r.
main in lic,r dwellings, lust as ii putlipY u,,.
uauul were rotu. on. Tue sa,ltr Nutllor tells
sturY, whlrll liz lectures to br authentic, vi u
cUuntry gentleman who, al, his return homo
nftcr sh1rt atAcsce, {otlnIl Ills house non tst-
il hsi s.n st,I,.n and Nin,I1iar inIa,te,tx nn,
, 1877-03-21
FRANCE AND GERMANY.
IN III nEQs*.sNENJNAN Nt9VA1kHN11-Wu
IAFkR SAYS.

kAEkA 6AxbS
DspGscA 10 L0aloH 11Hles.
PAR1s, Narrh IA little while ugo, mud on
tho oesuaioa Of what Is eallnl the Wert.ler In
cttlent, the German and French press, as y1u
are uwatr, recommended the quarrel which
breaks out yearly toward1 the spring, and
growa With lhs rapdty Ut III weeds. Tue
theme has but (uw variations. The German
papers begin hy announcing that the French
Journals arc ralu1nntat!ng Germany. The lat
Ter scIoin that Germany IL only In scarch
Ut pretc1t Tor pseeipltattug itself on
France, mud thus would 60 10 cxtrenes
In this way, were the dispute suffered to
grow and Gcroruu the Inenaeing prclnao Of aa
an unexpected auxiliary appeared for tho Ger.
n.ans II. tho midst Of tbs conflict, ita intutvcn-
tloa .tupcf.i Ing tLr Frenrh, agrceatly surprising
sile Gcr4na1s, 'Hl staying tue anior " tho ro'n-
Dtt..tt, which lrst published q significant 0cr-
man letter, una next cuh,inue1 its courageous
and truly patrtotle eampalgn by attacking with
laudablv y,er u. Tssot's "yoyage au Pays deA
stilIialls." This work. great Lit for tho pub
lIslrrs. but by III !uraua latriolly perforuanco.
hAs erN vi thecillef CAUSES Of tho ill-hun,ur
Ut thcties!nsus slurr tLswar. tta author. Swiss
by BIRTH, Lal clcyerly taken advantage oi the
play lts superficial knowledge Of Germany by .
huOu ol Inaccuracies und ralllerict. The French
eau scarcely he rptoachtdfor rushing after such
book; that would be to expect fuE whole na-
tlou restraint Which II not III the logic VI ma
tIona; Lslt u Nrl,er n1hy 10 blamed for seeking
MI easy su:.css ut tic e8tetasu of public trali-
qulity aud also ofuatsunAl Srlfrcspect, for 1t Is
rlliculuus 70 lnsku = tcst uf tLoso who huye
oyrrxheluaed you. Tue Yedats, therefore, dis
played 10th outrage and intelligence In being
The tlrst Fseurh newspaper to attack book
which contributes " chroutc cEstandiux
between Frtlnee and Germany. Tho Lktass, how
eycr, has xuEerrsn furthcttl article Of yester-
day. ItEcJects the opiMion Of thueo al'o rrp1e-
sunt GtxnIuny a. rIaIy t0 ding lerAelI un
Frauce, and II disposes Ok t4at opiulon III touo
equal to Tic patrlut!c ta4k II ha4 iA view. This
| initiative deserves 70 b. puintcd cut. Few
Freurh papers could initiate 1t Ut asslitua such
l ta.k. 70 uIcr Aleh leGaueG tv gste1rvd llIaa
, 1877-03-21
DIAMOND OIL,

8p<cIuI NfpQlcA 10 7A3 7N6HN3.
DHLolT, WIS.,, March 20,-iJiaMullI oil u the
latest fraud perpctFatcd Aerc. chap who
slgus himself WE. Crosby, agent for w. E.
Fagan 4 Co., PhtladelpMa, suals contract for
yearly advertising III the ftas Prszs yesterday,
and upon the strength u that sold &olno Of The
oil to ona Of our drug artns, delivered II, To-
ccIvrd the cash, and skipped out toward FREQ
port. Thu oil proves to be notlltug hut turprn-
line, rolorel With little tar, and thu House of
Fugun tE Co. appears to have no eItsteuce. Tho
fellow haA UpeEated in various places north Of
here In Wisconsin anu Minnesota-
, 1877-03-21
ALEssoN IN LEVERAGE.

CiscissATa, o., Msrrh ao.-lut Sunday
night, 1t Ciayrillc, ky., DR.. Kazus, resident Of
tlAt plaeo, saw . nun attempting To rob Ills
mtatrhouae. lie firvl at him With shotgun,
aud tho rubber disappeared. Upon Visiting the
mrat~house ia the luorplut:, Dr.. kasns found IN
unknown white ulau crushed TO death uudes qnp
eozns1 Vt tic building. Thu ul4u shot at had 1
, 1877-03-21

All fond Mothers take great delight In clean r!ss
~ children. II IL conclusion fr,ia t4iA po4saats
thai they al w, b. r. Babtitts Tuilst 6sar, wht1
thUy tsa1u of the superiority of ths nsw bs.n1I.
purity, inuocuousncs4, and plt4aapsuess 10 tts
scnaa ase simply nusixslea. For a4 and yoprH
10 tbs nunparrtl vi 1alst articles 4rstrals s0-s
Iur The chkMlts aud khe b4tk.
, 1877-03-21

Bptc3di Ntpdfch 70 1Ns 1F26WNs-
Peoria, H., March ga murder occurred
at Spring hay, IN Woodfortl County, Ihc 18th
Inst. It seems that Adam Rcfsing and Gottfricd
Mntlcr, two brothcrs-inlaw, got into dispute
while playing cards, and iron, words they wc,t
to blows, until finally Reising picked up shot
gnn that was Standing III tho corner ard b1cx
Hladcr's brains out. The patttM were both IN.
toxicatcd, and llayc Ind IN old Grntlga between
them for years. aefatng was atfested aud taken
to Mctnr1pra.
, 1877-03-21
ST. LOUIS AND HER GAS.

st. LOUIS. Ma5sh !, -: 9CTwo c,,, motions 19 which
eral days, asking for now triala In tho casc OF
The City Of st. Louis against lle st. Louis Gas-
Light Company, wcso ogeFrulod by Judge Cots
chalk to-day,
, 1877-03-21
ASIA.

YAKop nE0, or KAslt1Ali.
LONDON, Alarrh ao.-A special from Berlin
says the r1ain army u Yaknb beg, ot kaslgae,
10000 strung. Is stationed IN fortified camp at
Tarfur. Tho Ciii1eso force opposing hl,n Is ut
least Us NUMEROUS.
, 1877-03-21

Eaa Bsraardfno 70 ~ T1yitx. .,.
Fotty.tWO 1romcdar'cs passed through ms
town I few days ago en- route for Arzoua- Thc1
Are Intended for transporting machinery anu ~!
provisions TO the mines Ut that Territory. Nn
the entetpslse oi some Frcdchlnan.
, 1877-03-21
TIE MINNESOTA PINE STEAL.
Epecfdl ptspotch'sp JnS Tribune.


gT. PAUL, Atluu., Aiarrh 2U.-A dispatch this
afternoon demands that Secretary scl,urz cause
to bo pushed To conclusion tho Inquiry into
tho operations Of the Minnesota Pine Hing,
which Special Agents Of tho Interior Depart
mcnt have been quietly conducting for several
months, but which was recently suspended bo-
foro the discovery, alleged by tho Dls,nseh, that
the Government has been drtraudcd In trcspass-
Is OIL public lands In this Statn from 1872 to
1877 out of tluar si00, ,O00, Almost every lun,.
lcrtnnn Ii tho StatS IL charged with being In
dehtetl to thu Government on this account
frum $500 for amall operators to &75, 900 sgalnsk
two or tlreu Of tho largo Minneapolis iisns.
Extraordinary eftorts wsre nado 10 induce
Commissioner Williamson to stop tho fuveRtl-
CATION md suppress tho eyilcnce taken. Tho
Dispatch clninls that iul damages should be
rxaetcd iron all trcssaeFs, atid that the i,lyeh
tIgutlou should bo carried lnt0 tho fraudulent
scrip operations, aud repuratiun required. 1t
says aIsu the sa1.te crL.lnalty bus prcyuIeu
hfgely ln Wisconsin and Michigan.
, 1877-03-21

lever under one corner Of tho house pryinK Il
mp while Ills companion wns wiling under tho
building md when fred at dropped the lever,
letting tho house down on tho otlcs.
, 1877-03-21

GEN. GEORGE D. MCCLELLAN.
ALBANY, n. T.. March 2O.-Jho Republican
Senators III cauctls resolved 10 reject thu non.i-
nation of Zen. Mcclellan for Superintendent OF
Fuhlir Works,
, 1877-03-21

"1sNttt ualus 4HouHA slE s3t4uUEu etGFltlCOkDs
,poke ot ths pss.onuyes whore language ''had
s Ssfa IT, hsy q g. s%onx I ~ u ard
Europe" Had tbs besn your language In your
a.s q sf; 10 1s7 %lsht ass though.
their intosmans. u to tho Imcaninx of Eiysi
o,d., IT. pFSse.sly .noald not hsss tfSslsa ,
passage In your dapatch touches fact. not au iG-
letsloo or belief - 70 faet md ALLEGES thar Ger.
s.!r It'd I'D ,.ls e "o ad that 'hs %
Tssl: nu.t b. :r,c" out q Europe aaa ia III has
this declaration had caused nlstruit In the Turk
.!fe i'mt iAe tiu aispstei. ,rspcr.
No: =, 2. 60, 70 70 th' % mots ttnrnnsa @ assertion n
yuu with any further cua.loysssy. itwuuli other,
soald poIst ~ il viii writing or speech .; niue
Tss,s 'su aast c . driven ut IT Euror m INV so
thuuHhi It we'll nnt To taku up further tho tl1nu Vi
hstdy say That do not regard this mute a. prl.
'ute document. Believe ssu .i9cgtsly yuurs,
TnoxAx' lIorxL. Feb. n. 1877. My Dtur Nr,
ltouHea.; aua snfFY thai in NY dispatch telEosl
and and ss, Il 'purtai I" II ill., H. esat1y Sasssi
y IT,. q, ssSu;SS ssE:
Earopc, Til. lid bern distinctly aiya.
Gated hy "shtrs; ard although vnu. twho
who l.l! preurxd .bu Impression wus .lrstrsbIux,
explained thut ,pu nR1y naIsel TINT ii! tlr civil
AlilitaIy. ana ioIltc autAuf.tcs shuu) tenss lhe
couDtEy. this pruiiotl! MAJ looked upon With the
same feelings ~ the sofu sweeping oe. aud UluaI.
u contributed u CREATE al4t1uat fu ~ frieAlly
advisers of the FoEIr, Youss slnesrcly,
II ltAutEY SvuEtr, Feb. ~, 1e77.-y Dtav
Str II. kliof: nm n,uIh obliged by your note,
whch lisrnses Vi lae Kreat1s patt vi the Qussti0n
Isised. bur ] cannot help pointing ult
" y0n tue natHEv Of wlak Fen,a!us.
lon NOW tMputu to Tic that ! tecUul-
nlended the election from 'ttha country" Of all
The persons ii thu civ! md military employ oe tbs
Ottonan uoYrrHnsant. And YOU arc entitled u do
thx, II Juu stand upon tho douhtu right Ut litpFsl
Interpretation al u tearing short ptssagu from
IT. context. then understand {uu To char ~ u,.yn
taAl this Il alt y0H du tbs adiutie pruI,tlr4I
ti4at the civil aA! military servants VI tEu lprta
should bc euEport4!ly uJccted fruil Bulgaria With.
uut auy rfostaion against their going tEto
Macedunla VI Thessaly OF other utighbnriug
pfuslnees OF Turkey. cannot lut bc yralr-
Jul foE the distinguished compliment you
have thus paid to my understanding. Particularly
~, ortlst - ake It posrtblx, you have entirely
Overlooked teealdes Iuhy tthcr I4ssugrsl the pls-
EaSe {p. w immediately bciufc and lha passage
u. ~, sre4 dy fulh,ni.x attvs The two little sem
hnccs th1t ha,e NJ sin.Lafy fa4cinated your at.
teniioui for In hoth uf these the cessation Ut tho
Turkish ioweFm bulgaria, aud not the txi,orsn-
t.un Of ctrtliu Individuals to Tho uci.Aboriux
rrutiucc.. u eIpltcitiy slaled " bS thu object
hsui IN eirw. II tLs effect oi tvs %tf4uas
sunespsloa sou hssu imputed " ms Ma
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the IN
~ dersigned has been appointed Ad-
ministrator Of the estate Of John llar-
ris. sr., late Of Dubois county, Indi-
ana, deceased. All persons knowing
themselves indebted to said estate viii
please come forward and settle the same
with the undersigned. Said estate il
supposed TO be solvent.
JONI q. LEMISG, Admir-.
VIZ. "A. TRAITOR, Att'y.
June /. lS77-3w.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF PER-
SONAL PROPERTY.
NOTICE j. hereby given that the
~ undersigned, Administrators Of the
estate Of John Harris. sr., deceased,
will offer for sale at Public Vcndue, at
the late residence Of the decedcnt, In
Boone township, Dubois county, In
diana, on
SATURDAY, JUNE lG, 1877,
the personal property OF said estate,
consisting Of one horse, 20 head Of hogs
one two horse wagon, harness, five
stands OF bees, about 800 bushels Of corn
LOT OF bacon aud lard, lot OF threshed
wheat. farming implements, household
and kitchen furniture, aud other articles
TOO numerous to mention.
TERMS OF SALE.-Sum Of So and
under. cash; over %, credit Of nins
months will be given, purchaser givin;
note with per cent. interest from date
waving benefit Of apprpiscmcnt laws
with good freehold surety 10 the ap
proval Of the administrators.
jour &. LINING, Adn.'r.
WIN. "A. TRAYLoE, ATTY.
June |. lS17-3w.
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re- The pembcrs OF the Legislature closed
the extra session by voting each member $500
for the regular session in November and to those
who haveservcd in tho extra session S40o, ,aand
one mileage of 90 cents per mile for the extra
session,
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no. We learn that 81 Tuesday night last a
difficulty occurred in q car on the Spartanburg
and Ashcvillc railroad, at Landrum's station,
between two or three men, whose names our in
formant did not learn, aud James Ledford a
Revenue detective, in which the latter was killed
u is supposed the parties who killed him were
men who Ledford had informed against, as the
difficulty appeared to be about something of that
kind. Leaford was shot in three places and
badly cut. lie was here a few. weeks ago. His
parents, brothers and sisters live at Asheyille,
NC.
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ESS" Articles of impeachment having been for
ma'ly preferred against Associate Justice j. J.
Nrig'lt. for drunkenness, he cannot appear upon
the Supreme bench until the charges against
him have been removed by acquital. His trial
will take place during the next session of the
Leisglature.
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ReIgn Messrs McAdcn, Austel and Oats were
in town last Friday to sec about rebuilding the
depot and Machine shops of their road.
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BeA. We have had glorious rains since last
Sunday morning, AID all vegetation is fairly
jumping. A dry spoil now, to enable the farm
ers to house their wheat and oats, would make
everybody fee! glad all over.
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Eiy- Gen. ]. B. Kershaw was last Friday
elected Judge of the fifth circuit, in place OF
r. B. Carpenter by a vote of 128 to 2.
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geA- The Columbia Regisi,r, under its new
Proprieors, is fast becoming tie paper of the up
per counties Of the Stale. While it is not quite
so large rs the Charleston Daiies, it contains
fully ms much reading matter and gives to our
people at least one day IS later news. lis cditor
ais are well written, bold and independent, and
its Geographic reports are full and reliable
Col. floyt deserves success and if industry,
ability and independence can be appreciated by
the people of South Carolina, he will achieve it,
Again we call upon the people of the upper
Counties to sustain good paper a. the Capital
From that point alone can we look for apaper
unbiased by local interests and prejudices, that
will be truly representative journal. See ad-
ver;isement for terms, SC.
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Pciy" Hereafter the surcties of County officers
must be citizens of the County in which the
principal holds his office. That's decided i'm
proyement
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rsa. Charley Hoke has been in town and re-
ports Kcnnesaw -four rising-when made into
biscuits bread, or anything else good to cat.
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sea. We understand that Judge Mackey will
preside at the term of Court for Union, Com
mencing next November.
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BS,S- The total appropriation for ordinary
State expenses, made by the Legislature, is
S1SG,jSj Total revenue of the State for the
fiscal year. 100000, as follows Seven Mill
tax levy, $75O,0OO; Phosphate royalty, S1J, 900;
Loan authorized by the supply bill 500, 900
This will leave Sil3,4l5, to pay interest on the
bonded debt, when the amount Of that debt is
ascertained.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-06-15

gsB~ David Johnson, Jr., has been admitted
10 practice in the Supreme Court Of this State.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-06-15

rsA.. Rev. Jas. H. Elliott, d. d., for many
years Rector of st. Paurs (Episcopal) church,
Charleston, died Mt his residence in tfat city
last Monday morning.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-06-15

Bay" The Register local man says when the
House adjourned 'Speakcr Wallace slammed
the old gavcl down with bang. as much Ms
to say, None OF you are gladder oft than am"
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-06-15

HsJ- Tho Banking House of +. j. Scott &
Son, at Columbia, suspended payment last Satur-
day. The suspension was caused by inubilityto
make collections, and through the advice Of
trIcnu"
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-06-15

DsA- We acknowledge an invitation to attend
the commencement exercises Of the Carolina
Military Institute at Charlotte, N. c., on the
18th instant. The saluta,ory address will be
delivered by Cadet Robert G. Thomas, N. c.
Orations and essays will be made by Cadet AL
fred }. Crovatt, Ga. Cadet Alex S. Easterlin,
S. c.; Cadet James G. Gibbes Fla. Cadet Al
bert W. Gilchrist, Fla, and Cadet Robert G..
Thomas, N. c. Diplomas will be conferred by
the superintendent. The valedictory address
will be delivered by Cadet A. w. Gilchrist, Fla
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-06-15

DsS" We understand the Lien law has been
repealed, to take effect the st day of next Jan
uary. AS we have not read the act to repeal we
cannot say what its provisions are; but wo hope
it will let all parties out of the ineshes of the
old law rs easy and fairly rs possible
As soon as we can obtain copy VIC shall pub
lish that and any other law we think our read
eTs feel direct nierest in.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-06-15

Rls" The following appointments for Union
County were made by Gov. Hampton und con-
f:'med by the Senate last Friday:
duditor, David Johnson, Sr /; Treasurer, Dr. j.
P. Thomas J"ry Commissioner, Asa Smith
Tri'i c's.-David Johnson, Jr., Thomas
Conner, B. B. Foster, a. A. Aughtrey, Thomas
]. Orr, c. B. Bobo, Jasper Gibbs. James T. Je-
er, Thomas NJ. Liltlejohn, S. S. Stokes.