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E,hfo. Crungcbury A'cws anG Times:

Lai0' CfHnJcbnrI AcwS 0Mtt Times
In yonr issue Of last week | 10.
lice.i II communication from "a low
or Of FIowcrs" calling upon you to
stir up the Board Of Directors" to
old "f'loral Fair"
Mr. Editor, they don't need any
stirring up. as they are as much in
favor uthcllins tic SAID FAIR, us your
correspondent is. The Board held q
mce'ing this morning for the purpose
ul making arrangements for holding
y Flora Fair, and they unanimously
decided 10 hold the Fair 81, Tie 18th
Of May next, from 10 O'clock III the
morning closing ut II o'clock aL
night. Vegetable, also will be al
Iowc': for exhibition. The premium
IisI will bc published in due lime.
Now Mr., EGilor. VIC wish you and
yonr correspondent TO stir up" the
flower growers, and let lis have IL
good Fair. one / hat will excel that
good one" Of last year.
KIRK ROBINSON,
Snprrtnrv
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y large a~<"r,n:ent in Silk. Gam
ir:r al'l tiingh:, rs. n:,'l mlrl, Ir,x-:.
!h.'n The sam, y"ni- have been .tirrc.l
t,.-Gi,!nre.
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[coMMuNIcATED.]
Gsiane in the Go unity.
line Crow, S. c.,
March 9th, 1877.

March 2ith, 1871.
Ea''or Ac'cs and Times:
| Perhaps "a bit Of news" at this
time, from this section, may he of
interest to some 0: your many intclli-
gent readers.
The past three or four weeks hare
been remarkable ones III the history
OF tins community tor acts OF law less
ness and crime OF the deepest lyc.
we had all heard and read Of theft,
'srs"h, Nc', III other portions OF the
Ntatc, nut we, III great measure,
ehIoyea freedom from those evils, and
congratulated ourselves That we lived
III section where all were pcaccab!c
ana Iaw-abtdinS citizens - where
crime was almost unknown.
but aias VIC are disappointed, for
We have lt.li@cd ti.al there are those
a"ohs US VINO utterly ignore Il law,
ana respect not The rights OF private
citlaehs.
FIRST IN our midst came the
foho'hg of a'r. y. NJ. Weeks store
| "' when mentlon was made III your
~ issue ms caused conSldcra bic
c"citehlcit, Which had scarcely sub
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EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WAsHISGTcS, d. c.,
March 23 1877


SIR-I am instructed by the Prcsi.
dent to bring to your attention his
purpose to take into immelinte con
sideration the position Of affairs in
South Carolina, with q view of de
termininig The course which, under the
Constitution AMI laws Of the United
States, it :lay be his duty to take in
reference to the situation in that
State rs he iinls il upon succeeding
to the Presidency. 1t will give the
President great pleasure to con te,
with ycn i'll person, if you Shall fnl
i'll convenient TO visit lshington,
ANA shall concur with him in think
ing such Il conference the rcadest
and best mode Of placing yonr views
rs 70 The political situation in your
State before lin. He wouIl greatly
prefer this direct communication Of
opinion and information to any 9th :
or method of ascertain ing your views
upon the present conl ition and i'm
mediate prospect of public interests
in South Carolina If reason Of
weight with you should discourage
this course the President will be glad
to receive any communication from
YOU i'll writing, or through! any dele
gate possessing your conf lcnce, that
will convey to him your views Of the
impedimcnts to the peaceful and cr-
derby orgaaizat III Of a single ali Il
unaisrntcd State government in
south Carolina, and OF lnc Lrs:
method Of removing them. I: is the
earnest ,.csirc Of the President to be
able to put an end as speedily rs
possible to all oppression or intcrvea-
ton Of the military authority Of the
| United States i'll the political de.
rungcmcuts which affect the govern
mcnt and aillict the people Of Soull,
Carolina. In this desire the I'rcSi
dent cannot doubt lie truly represents
the patriotic feeling Of the great bo-
dy Of the people Of the United States
! II is impossible That proirnctcd dis
order III the domestic government 81
any State can or Should ever fail to
be n matter of lively interest aud
solici'u''c to Tie pcoIl lc OF the whole
country. In iurlIerancc of The
prompt and safe execution of this
general purpose lie invites n full com
mnnica:ion Of yonr opinion OF The
whole subject i'll such one OF tho
proposed forms rs may seem to you
most useful.
BY the direction Of the Presi dent
havr addressed to the Hon. Wade
Hampton dup icatc Of this letter.
| am very respectfully your ODE
dent servant,
w. Is. ROGERS,
! ilVhLc secretary.
To tie Hon DaniclII. hambcrlain
WADE HAMpToN's ANSWER.
Especial Dispatch TO the News and Courics.
COLUMBIA, hlarch 2G.-Govcrnol
Hampton received yesterday the let.
Ter Of President Hayes inviting him
to Washington. To-day he has writ
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The Result of irresoiu!icn.
HAMPTON AND CH>MB RI.AIS Is
vITED To WAsuISGr N.

The results Of The consideration by
the Cabinet Of the South Carolina
question have been the sending Of Il
letter to Chamberlain and Hampton
Inviting them here in person or by
delegate 10 ccnfcr with the President
on the situation Of affairs in that
State.
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CONIaiUNICATED.1
Editor OrangcLu,y Aces ami Tine,

EtAfor O'ungcJu,y heps anil 7.iuc,:
Allow small space in your col
umn's to call attention of our IOWA
Fathers Cor fathc) to the bad con
dItlon OF Russel street bcyon.l Doyle s
work shop. The road there has been
rendered by the recent rains, almost
impossible for vehicles, ana persons
entering or leaving town are driving
over the sidewalk rather than risk
breaking nx'c-trecs or wheels. 1t is
hoped that those whose duty it is to
attend to keeping Of our streets III
good order will give this matter immc
di"tc attention and save the side.
walks for the use of CITIZENS,
) [roE TIE News AND TINES Il
.N'. kt'iir:
Rowsvillc election for Inten,lant
aud four Warlcns came off on Mon.
day last, resulting in the reelection Of
MIR. w. l.. Wolfe Inlenr'ant, aud
Hessrs. " L. Dukes, j. j! Wolfe, j..
=. Nets and l.. NJ Kcitt Uue.
Wardcns. There was 10 opposition
ticket run, Though | undcrsto ii there
was one, but it lacked vitality and
expired before Monday. OF course,
Rowcsvillc is Democratic; not a Re
publican votcringcrs witlir CT cor
poratc limits. Hampton AMI Reform
is her motto. Y. w.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAR0LIMA
CuSTy or OE.SGEErEu,
lSTlIE COMMON pLEAs.
George Eolivcr, as Admir-. Gum tcste .innero
Of DAVID +. Zciglcr deceased,
Emma Zcig!er and others.

Emma Zcig!er and others.
In pursuance of M order Of reference
herein, made by his Honor, Jacob +. Reed
Circuit Judge, and dated 2Utl, May, 1876, ii
is ordered, that the Creditors of the Estate OF
the late David +. Zciglcr do prcsaat and
establish their several and respective de-
mands before the Referee at Oran gcburr.
South Carolina, on or before the third .lav Of
May, 1877, or be dcbarrcd any participation
III the benefits Of the decree herein.
w. +: llUrSON, Ref
March 9th 1877.
mar 81 81
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w. *. ROGERS,
Private Secretary.

To tic Hon. Daniel II. hambcrlain.
WADE HAMPToN's a ANSWER.
Especial Dispatch TO the News and Courics.
COLUMBIA, hlurch Governor
Hampton received yesterday the let
Ter Of President Hayes inviting him
to Washington. 10 day he has writ
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ten i'll reply the following letter:
COLUMBIA, S. c., March 26, 1877.
To Ills Ercclhnty R. B. Hayes, P'csi-
dent taitc,t States, Washington,

d. G.:
SIR have the honor to acknow-
leL4c your communication of the 23d
instant, addressed to me by your
private secretary.
AS YOU express II desire for per-
sonal conference with myself, accept,
through motives Of proper courtesy to
yourself, the invitation you have ex-
tended, though cannot hope, by
doing so, to throw additional light on
questions which have already been so
ably and thoroughly presented, and
the solution Of which is so obvious, and
simple; but understanding from the
communication l have received tha.
the object con,cmp plated by The pro.
posed conference is solely that
might place be ore YOU my views Of
the impedinients to the peaceful and
orderly organization oi Il single aud
ln'liSrn,cd State Government in
South Carolina, and Of tile best meth
DDS Of renewing them, shall avail
myself of your Invitation so that |
may rctcraic ill person what have
had the honor to submit in writing,
that. in my Judgment, all impc,li
ments to The objects 50 earnestly de.
sired by yourself; and so anxiou>ly
expected by The people of'.his State,
can at once b, removal by the with
drawal Of the Federal troops from our
State House.
This action on the part Of the com
mandcr- in chief Of the United States
forces would not only be hailed by
our people rs an evidence that the
civil authority is no longer to be
subordina.cd to the military p,w CT,
in our country, but it would csta blsh
law, insure domestic tranquility, re-
vivc our wasted industries, aud give
al assurance th.t tllis State is to b,
restored to her just rights under the
Constitution
Whatever grievances exist, what
ever wrongs we suffer, we propose to
redress them, no, by Il resort to force,
but ly legal and constitutional agcn-
cies. In seeking such redress l;ecl
sure that ! represent fully the deter,
mination Of the thoughtful and con
scrvativc portion OF our Whole people,
when ! give the assurance that NJ
prescription shall be exercised here
on account ofrolitical opinions; that
no dis,! elimination thall b:ml!, in
the administration Of justice, AMI that
all citizens Of h..th parties and hpt!,
races shall be regarded rs ra!ly pro
tcc!td by md an.nab:e 10, til, law..
Joining most heartily With yon in
the earnest desire YOU express, that
YOU may be able 70 pu, an rll, n:
speedily as po-Sihc, to all apo.tran:.
nt intervention Of the military u iii ri
ty Of the Uni:cd State: ia he ppii icai
'!crangeincnts which affect tie govern
mcnt, and aflict the people Of South
Carolina, and tcrvcnlly trusting TIN,
this uspicious result may DC reached.
have the honor to be, very rcspcc;
fully, your obcdirn; servant,
WADE HAMPTON,
Governor Of south Carolina
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Puh!ic nu:itc Is hereby :;ivc,, Tint Sa,ah
G. Co''ier anh he, minor Ghi'dfcn. Widow
and Children oi ". q. Collie: ,lcc,Sc;l, have
applied by Petition 10 M ~ :c OF Pro-
bate inr the t,,lntv %! brIn,rb,Ir5 aforesaid
10 have their Homestead n.,,i perS, III! pro-
perry Exemption. appraised and set Oh nc
cDrlug to law; and that | will act on said
EDITION on lie 5oth day OF ,trprii y i
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II Ms

La'lics, Misses ani! Chi ,lrrn'. If.t.,
Trimmed aud Unframed in all I'll
Latest Styles AMI Shapes fr,,n, .
cents up.
Flats for men. Hats for Boys in
straw, WOOL, Felt, and Latest
Styles.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-03

Mere anA There. s.
Practice on ~.
Did you swear of.
Start diary, of course.
Going to turn over new leai!
And the Centennial year is over.
Carl Rosa's wife left him $5o0,o0o.
1t is the era of sprainsd ankles.
Weston is still hoo6ng ii in London.
Objects of luxury were never before SO
low.
Decent Republicans are beginning to
leave their sinking ship.
Monroe, Wis, is shipping barrels of
wild RABBITS.
Novel inkstand's are made in the shape
of lsdy's boot.
Indiscriminate charity is wrong on the
deserving poor.
"Let them that thinketh he standeth
take heed lest he fall"
The finest onions have necks no thicker
than pipe stem.
Tortoise she'll combs always create an
elegant Impression.
The toy factory at sonneberg produces
695 varieties of dolls
In China snow white coney fur is consid-
cred the most elegant.
Brooklyn's lunatic asylum is or owded
and another is necessary.
Samuel Link is missing from Milwaukee.
Is this the missing Link?
Peach trees are blossoming in Washing
ton county, Texas.
Portland, Me-, ships 100000 barrels OF
refined petroleum yearly.
"Brick" Pomeroy has married a proc.
reader il 'ln cnir' e I! j. t'H,"r. no" lev
Lsr ''corlscl' A..>A.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-03
PHILADELPHIA MAkkET
stock ct.
Philadelphia Trade Report.

TUESDAY, January 2.
elton under an improved den and is
held firmly at l24al219c for Middling Up
land, and l2s4c for New Orleans.
Coffee rules firm. Sales Of 400 bags of Rio
low grade and cnoice, at l4laalic, 200 do.
Lagna, q at &c., an& d small lot of Java vt
23a25c., a. gold.
sugar is inactive and may be quoted
nom nal in price. Refined sugars move ct
granuiat. d, and llHc for A.
Molass s, notling doing
ClOverseeu is taken at 4al41<c.
Timothy is quiet and Flaxseed in request
by tue crush Is at 50al 5j
Flodr-The transactions in Flour were OF
very limited charac er on account nf the
high prices demanded by holders. Sales of
1000 barrels; Minnesota Extra Famt yg0oi
al Sc Is; do do choice at 81 90: do. do fan
cy at VI l21a7 25; pennsylvania do do.
medium, a IS 50; do. do. good at s. Is; do
do. choice At Z %; do. do. fancy at 81 - aud
Virginia family at a8.
Rye Flour sells at 81 37144 w.
Corn Meal-small lots Of Hr1ntOn's at
s3.ls.
The demand for Wheat is good, but the
sales of 1000 bu., Pennsylvania ,mber
D ine, at 81 SO, and Western W ,lte at ii IS.
Rye sells at Too for Pennsylvania and
Western.
In corn there is no change 10 ote, either
in demani or values. Sales off, ,OOO bushels
srn do. sail at s7a574c d. dampat :5a56and
white sail at 57L c; steamer il held ut 54a
5i1a, and sail at y, o b
Oats are IN moher te request, with sales
of 3 600 bushels, including Western white
at .Oa43c, Indiana do., At 3se. and PeAnsyl-
WHISKY is he'd firmly at 81 Is for West
ern iron bound.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-03
~. Old Ysar-csAsea ~ 80.
" L. >.

~. cannot sec thee die, old year,
whou brave Centennial year!
,or.yer vanish from our sight
Without parting tear.
=" Looked for thee with anxious Joy
Long srs We saw thy form.
|v1 hailed thy advent, ~,
With heert-throbs proud snd warm;
NJ. bells rang out with wllAsstjoy
A valoome loud and long,
uh.n first thou cam'st white winged esy
Brave, beautiful and strong.
,oumbia smiled, for in thy train
Her birthday crown was borne,
Mid throngs ofglorious memories
10 bless her birthday morn.
,.,uctant now we see Old Time
with swift unceasing wings.
lear thee forever from our sight
To sleep with buried things.
ve,ll not forget thy sunny stay,
rhv days seemed short and few
k.cause 30 bright, so blessed were they,
Dear '76, adleu!
The Morning herald., 1877-01-03
BOOTS Il SHOES.
|NHEAP. SHOE STORE.

Having fitted up my shoe st ore, No. 81
East sixth street, and laid IN q larger stock
people OF the eastern portion Of the city
with all kinds OF boots and shoes for ladies
gentlemen and children, at prices iar De.
lew those heretofore charged. Elegant
work made to order and naending promptly
attended t.
marie " JAAHO AANN.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-03

~ 1INt4-PRACTICAL I1MBKELLA a n
n MAKER, Repairing speciality ~
Amy one having q good frame of> ~
can have the s-me made as
t.r;>is M new at half price, At
s.v25.tl s. W. Corner Fourth q. " al0La
The Morning herald., 1877-01-03

mo A DAY AT HOME Agents wanted.
DlL Outfit and terms free. TRUE 4 CO.
Hnausta. Maine. mR-lyeOd.
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at 5.57 ana ll.57 A. NJ; closes at $3.50 and {
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Office Hours from 80 A. NJ. to $50 p. NJ. A,
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closed on that day. Mails made up on Sunday
evening for the Monday morning trans.
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Hallowell, October, 1877.
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Money deposited in Savings Banks is not to be
taxed 70 depositors hereafter.
Dividends as soon az declared are auued to the
principal, thus compounding the interest every six
months.
Loans made to depostors on depositing their
Rank Book as security.
Once In Freemans Bank BuildinR.:
8. B. GLAZIER. Treasurer,
WI. HALLFTT, President.
Augusta, Jan. q. 1874. ian10-t&wtf
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Premiums are received and Losses are paid il
cash only. Policies issned payabe at the deatf
Of the Insured, also payable At the end of u certain
umoer OF years. Policies are also issued on The
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S9,OOO,0OO.
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The Lives Insured b7 the Society are carehi u
selected In different parts OF North America an
Europe, furnishing, by this broad field of opera
dcns, an additional and exceptional salety to the
Policy holders. The Ing urances are made only o.
.ne Mutual Premiums Principle. The Surplus ar,
returned annually TO the Ilsured.i
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-11-06
Kennsbec Savings Bank

Aususts A sriI 20, 1875 ''