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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-22

SHERWOOD FOREST.
A NEW RESORT FOH
SU Nj M e IL LING.
GREEN LAKE. WISCONSIN.

This charming Lodge, to be opened on the
2oth Of May, liz empowered by hundred acres
Of grand old Oaks, lying with gentle grade along
the north shore Of Green Lake. II Ii within two
miles Of Green Lake Station. on the Sheboygan
and Fond du Lac Railroad. II Ii reached from
Chicago via Chicago and NJ w. Railway without
the least delay. Omnibuses and carriages al
ways awaiting arrival Of trains.
THE LODGE
L. a large inviting structure, with broad veran-
daH. large, airy rooms and halls, and supplied
with all the appointments OF flrst-elass summer
resorts. II was commenced In the spring Of
1874. partially completed. and partially opened
for a few weeks. and In 1876 made its formal bow
to q crowded house.
GAMES.
A billiard house and bowling alleys. together
with popular lawn games, are provided.
TERMS.
Board, per week ......-.-....--.-. ..$i2 90
Board. per day .................. eco
Children under 10 years, and servants. hal
price.
Special terms for those who come early or stay
late.
J. @. SHERWOOD. Proprietor. III
J. r. JOHNSTON, Manager.
postofftce, hartford, Wisconsin
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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-22

We surrender q large portion OIL our
columns this morning TO communica-
tions on the subject Of the railroad tax.
We will present our own views on The
subipct In our issue uf tomorrow.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-22

NE Osty Authorized -silci.sns gents o. she
uaessssirt fot the thy aFe Msssfss - -
nAMEM and r. u, UEvEN1M
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-22
HAY-HAY-HAY.

500 BALES CLOVER at 81 so per bale.
zO0O BALES CHOICE WESTERN TIMOTHY
for sale in lots to suit. by
GEORGE HFCK d co.
Corner Poydras and TchoupitoGIas streets.
yfS . I'm
, 1877-08-27

The following were the arrivals and clearanees
for the fo.tye.eht hours ending at 10 o'clock last
night:
,xn.!..1.-s.mr John Sherman. n!!..ast:. e1sn,-
+; Ss:.: 3 S:s:s
s;. st;sf Hes eas5 .oI %
@ :ssart.s: % T. :, lisass ssarasask .sasti::s csS.!
tsiis'.s2 .aTsS
lngton. iln.eefs Sthra.ka, Bu'.ie .ahrics: Idaho.
!sssS: ~ =, ,S3s d!ssd fssl ss;
'Hss lfssa @ ~ s
assI: ssa s%' % a!s;
.1 ,.it stecs;t s%'fh ~
% sg: aaSas SsSti ' I T. H.
sssa F:as sS i;sd
i:T;ss coli n1gs;;!s kSSs k:SSs Is%iis. iss
&; Els I'm Ss,i: S.
5ss All ,i,;Ss
!s.1e @ 5p*fs
$;'. :S .s: S$
S.Ss;s s:5
coins sis cn,%;res s'*';1 ssa.!
es't. .s eor.; s:sr .%k :sty..s5 nss5s
o s: ;etsf c.,ae st cstaeTins; i! AZ bu shs.t;
10 .aadrls. sfkr @ Mones'. nass ,x;Ky; r; r.
OIL; l.rae irrn.by Kins1.on IL asH ou vhrat srtr
hss PSte M bril- hest p5S IsIr' si
Maas..e, 90 II corn, ?o ,. .H o't. n5d ~ sundTes IT,
ssk t. Tysoa. Menskaunss. s1.af!c.: ssWf sss
rSn 81 brii Jorx. y ht!, h.In' hTs .hi.sy ~ ~
scr I'D sa1arie1s p1op Mts.eneer. l,endaa A:rt@I
hrIa sugar md sundfirs; prnp Tempest Hhiic lake
10; hAx5 and sundrieai prtp In1ta, Efe ~
cntR, 4oA bAHs timothy scct. a1t eundtleA-nona!
i'd trll tao Y Joseph l.. lurd. Hancock. Ao
III oaa, IS ullaps Of oat., md sun1rtes.lo4xht,n
L1xS Gu rats and undtlesMafuuetLt. IN bu oats
md sundstes; prop G,hiu. nudao. @ aao hu corn;
nhn*. nu!s so -! BY Sor p1op 1kyssk k.t5ea nen.
eor5 ersea hdst and f., si .ea1 5d dna5.
Mst!9po Ggn5 "s9d 20 In ,sg! se .eS, D. rRe: X:
public Ceorne z. 1s1 6a eo,n prop @ , nt'
ban q! .ssa 2o esE' .i9siy sesa o Z ~ p,s
buffalo, U0 bu xheat ~ ~ ha 1atS ! ", te, l.si.
| 1uudfIc4,
, 1877-08-27


There "a a curious story in tho political circle
Of London, In which Dsraeli figures nome what
strangely. a, year ago, when he accepted
peeragc, he also WAS sworn IN As Lord PrivJ
bcal ii tho place Ut tho Earl OF Malmcshnry,
who was compelled by llI-hdalth to rssign, Tho
salary IL 500 year, tud that ol PriMe Min
is,cr, also held BY air. Disraelt ts ea3,oo: u
was Understood then. and eseF s1uee, that he
would not draw the extra pay - Lord Ptlvy
Seal, and this saving q the public money ,s Tas
accepted "a true that fu tho civil esti.
for the present Sea1 ssted tint s
IL now sppcars that Lord Bcaeonslcld has
rss The .rary ot % ee scss M % VII m The & spd tSS 81
close OF tho present financial year {Juno 3d.
ISM. applied for anotle. three month"; pay: !yy
In reply. the PaymAster-0eneFal answered that
Parliament had not voted any provision for It.
To this Lord Beaconsacld's reply was that h
waa no party to the granting Of clyn appropria-
tiops, and wanted bis salary. The matter Is
aall 10 have been referred to tho consideration
OF the Treasury Department, OF which Lord
DcacQrsticld ia Esgt Lntd.
, 1877-08-27

thcm In the midst Of their lawful business, anil
applying new standard pf rntlc tn 'ntfr nror-
crty, without any reduction Uf their debts, Or
giving 'hem IN opportunity to compound with
would bc an net of folly without cxanpIe for
evil in modern times. J. j. n. II mtrclants,
dealers, and traders owe more than they rast
PROM. pfo.npty collect On debts duo 70 them, they
probation {of tho deprecated currency;
and they must make gnod this Ioss
~ ne sale ot part Of thcfr property At rcduc-
"a sa p1Etce., e Or by contracting new debts, to be
rule any appreciation Of The currency Il iDjuri+
ous to all these classes. What slocs
s.peeie.pavnen.s mean 70 dcbtorl 1t means
the payment of si25 where he has agreed to
and paid one-fonrth Of II. It means tho loss Of
uc property. 1t means tho addition Of one
fourth to nll tho currency lchts il the United
states. a measure to require a debtor t,bs to
y hn n Or n ssvae 70
when 10 agreed 70 ray 100; and, II this .appre-
ciattqn IS extended through a period Of three
ycars, u fe1n!rus him to pay an interest Of 10
per cent IN addition to the rate he has agreed TO
pay. When We consider the enormous tndtbt-
Gtlncss Of nrw country like o.1rs, where cap
ital is scarce, aud wherc credit haa bern sub.ti.
guilty that may we'll cause ns to pause. : :.
the day for resumption inevitably led 10 n con-
traction Of tho currency by the banks, 70 thbt,
when the day cats,c, the actual scarcity Of tnt
rency prc.entcd ademhnd for coin; and this
United States, produced the sorest distress, and
was relieved II, England by Parliament auihortz-
Inn loan of cxchc9uce bills and new issacs by
t1c Bank Of England. 80, after the war Of 1919,
State banks was only relieved by.a new paper
Bank"
, 1877-08-27
SECRETARY SHERMAN.

In 1868 and In 1877.
Secretary Sherman, In hla recent Mansncld
speech, argued, aa strongly a. ho knew how, 10
favor OF sticking 10 the Resumption act, and
forcing redemption Of the grecnbacks On and
after jan. |, 1870. Referring 10 tho hard times
and tho CAUSES thereof, he said, "Huulan
governments can havc but little Influence over
tbs cAuses that produeo tho rise and fall In
prtres and tho abundance orwant Of employ
This view Is not tho one Mr. Sherman always
held, ~ the following will show: On tte 14th
VII: 8. r. Miosto'f Introdueed Into @ t6e sensts IL
hill tnr the redemption Of tho Uuftcti States
notes and fractional currency, and for rteump-.
tlon Of spes:o payments by tls natannal
pulsett TO begin releemine tho grtcnbacks
.itstnnttWo and halt yoars,-ann the national
flIteo wears. II Will be ubaurvcd tlat, Win re-
spect IL tho timu allowe4 fox prrpaTation for
resumption, tA!s bill Of Mr. Morsons, I'D not
MY, 1915, and e..lsl by It's enemies "Shc1luan'a
| eiiam.n On the propositions contained In AR.
Morton's bill, Mr. sherman. on the g0th ot Jun.
uary~ leo. made earefuiyp,enare.' T; .rescl',.
ibis time, that Federai legislation has AnythnK
| 10 do With the dArcssed under Nhlcl, tho
! iy,,,nt,y lahors, Mr.. 9hrrnlan thea distinctly
fcstola that such lexis!atton would produce
! HTho appreciation & The currency" said
| tressink operation than 8euators may suppose.
oar owa and ether nation. i y, have gone through
dhtrcss." And then he alduecs tho example
Of Great Britain in lBlDJ21s 'tFor eighteen
years tho notes Of tho pask oi England were
practically 'lexal-tendeF, and Noon them, a.
49, haSA
Issued Gy tho couatrs banks WAep the wax
4 was over, measures were slowly adosted for az
appreciation Of the paper currency Il tho gold
aiaa6ard. II Is only necessary to APPEAL 10 the
Effects. Small tr1ders, debtors, and abo5srs
wers reduced u the. sorest dstresA Tas
loss to them W. fur greater than ths
lost, The only so!npsa.at!oa to Great Bri1siu
was tho raplu 1ail in the rnte Of interest," from
the abundance OF idle esptal,' and her abtIity to
reduce the rate OH her paoisc debt within short
pthsr e1snpis. u M d tbe .esers process u passas
| from deprecated currency to q currency con
yertible anto goll Let them read u,e story Ut the
times after the Revolution, and aftes {hs war ol
wgre periods OF Transition from dcpsertat..} tu
convertible paper currency. II Is not posstbsa
10 take thia voyage without the eoress distress
To every person, except . eapisalht cut os ae4t
J or 10 kGp 9A4AsAGA tAaltk tsao 'tNsSt~* W SAN
Treasury, for tustAnes}, or annultsnt, i ls Q pe
rtod ot loss, danger. lassitude OF trade, fall .
wages. suspension VI enterprise lankniptcy. aat
st itast one-thlrd to tue burden Of ts debt, en,i
more than that, deduction from thc v.lue Of IT.
siorL. It means tho ruin of all uealess who's,
lchls arc twice the salueof thelr cApisu, shoux'
tha iii OF ali agricultural prolueslo1s withou
any rreat reduction OF taxes. 70 assstnpt hi
Lax by sprpr.ss upon our peopls, by srrssttni
, 1877-08-27

CH1cAoo. THE excursion steamera eil did we'll
yesterday ...Tberc is rtill large feet in the
harbor. The peach trade viii improve This week.
....Tle Pamlieo IN At HA.leys yard, nwaTsing ths
disposition Of The heirs Of tho unfortunate r1aines
o. IIcnz... The correspondent al Peoria j. inform
cd that tho cfnwd.a state Of TnE Tn,nrSt's
arritAis and ctcarArrca on ihe a4th inst. Il viii
probably not occur again lhi. scason. Tho 1cht
Typo handsome craft With fne lines and great
efrcnfth, II In port for the hft lima, She Ia owned
n PAT by Ns. blyer. Of. she e., 1'Mes. She
10 SONS Lake Ontario port ~ large delegation Of
Sit. knights from The ranks Of The xetse! !.owpe!s
and rat}ners A. this rort. leave for Cleveland this
morning to attend the eonclavt.
tfHER roHr..-The tcvenue.cutter Perry was
u Cleveland Fr'hsy last. ...Ths cnnat fchr Mary
Elizabeth, Capt. James Utbney. has nailed from
Quebec with her tnrro Of petfote au1... After an
ab<ence Of three and balf 5eara In the occan trade
thc lake ,ehe G. y. Hen.on has arrived At Toledo
Capt Dnff rail. her. Tho old stmr satab Eah
Erra Il candidate for the Detroit ooneysrtt. She
was formerly the best cxcnfsind boat 1T this port
but she Mas alone In tho business.
, 1877-08-27

diamond value,l at $1,000. From this ring,
nvc strings of lvrarls-cnh n"arl as th'ek as
on.'s ar.t ii1grr-wcrc su'pcnhr'i, Terminating
in a rnrre aerett. fosrnet cf circular hand ot
diamonds, inside which were five clusters ot
diamonds. In the middle cluster was ono gem
wortf. t*0.ND and the central htone In ea"t, of
thc others was valued at e2'otl Supported ny
ono Ut The i,lts, wA~ a eartttlge-pourh covered
with rows Of pearls in waving lines, Gordered by
fringe Of diamonds
The cords and tassc1s Of the hussar cap were
in perfect keeping witl, all thf; sp1entlor, the
graceful icstoons, gathered here and there BY
rosettes composed Of diamonds, each terminal
Ing in tnsscl Of strung diamonds The jew
beyond power Of description. The base was an
aIgrcttc, sustaining two small feathcrs, which
Terc suEn,oanscd by four others much la,yer.
dhes ,a, fea,st' formed n1te.t rn,
iroopel over like natural 'pru1naec, while Tic
slightest Increment scattered thHt glorious
rays III blinting taiiancc. Between the larger
conpeee1 % q 1arre x emerald ,ea Each 81 The o t~o
small feathers WIS Aurnounied by spray OF
diamonds, earl. tendrt Of which VA. shaptl ~
cunning hrrfet into varfnus ieTRcs, after
nonds, One Of therc alway, attracted par
tlcuiar attention, i,clng a crescent moon CON
falM!ne IN It's inner semietrcle a human profile
siIkfnglY perfect, This ierclcti plumc vas
It required 5, no dlamfnds to complete It.
AesotnpaLy y1nZ the lewe1cd unifnrrn were the
5e*rls Of the various orders bestowed On the
rrinees Esterhazy: The finest of these WAS that
cf'tnposcd Of diamonds and emcEalds, the central
stone being lasgc emerald OF exquisite color,
claimed 70 be tho finest KNOWN ard valued MT
$O,oO. Another Of these Jewels was composed
of VARYING shart., Beautifully blended An
, 1877-08-27

.f$A Jnff 3l0sf4
A tedious labor-tIspute between the Clyde
shIp.builders and their men has been ended BY
. resumption OF work at tho old rites pending
b settlement b7 arbitration. Tho enforced idle
meas Of the ship-yurd and dlnachlne-slopho 90 tue
Cyde began several months ayu with partial
strike, which was followed by . "lock-out y
on thu part Of the employers, who, "a usual,
matfe common eausr to prevent tho men
who chose to work from supplying funds to
mathtain their brethren on strike. At least
I,,0O persons hav1 thus been obliged for about
eighteen weeks to remain Idle. aud asbitra.
ttoa eppears to have been accepted only after
both sides wcro pretty well exhausted. We
need MT 70 to Glasgow to tllHl illustrations Of
tic suicidal policy of strikes md tic doubtful!
Justice of lock-outh, but, like other centrgs of
the iron industry OF Great britain, It ts At least
able to leach u \ lesson in the application OF
rutca. A. wo Imported The mechanism Of
strikes, let us hope that VIC shall lte allie to ~
clfmatize the methods of arbitration also.
, 1877-08-27
A NEW SCHOONER.
The Toledo Dtatis OF tho 24th speaks thus os

new schooner; ..
Yesterday afternoon the schs ct. Louis arrived
hero on her maiden tr1p. hav1ng been lxnnched ut
1T. GATHERINGS last Jane. She Il fuli.stsed ca
ha'cE mud Il ona OF tho antst vssels Of her elsss
that haA bdru In our harbor. she IL 4 three. and.
af,sr. double tnpsau schooner, OF U;3a ~ tons,
IIor d!msnalaas arc: Length, t+a feet over AL on
deck; beam, 20 feet Q inches; depth Of bold. II
feet 4tr knees aFe Of forged iron, imported
from Liverpool A. ARC atso her anchoss and
chains. She was two Year, on the ttocks,
and wRa on1lt In tho most thorough man
pef ei tbs best white oak. her frsms
btlnx edge. botsd through and through and rtssted
on both SIDES. Hhs Il wire Escvsd aud il supplied
with x!l ths modern ,conyc1leuces and Improve.
lnents, being hlled out for c,thet Tho lumber or
grain trade. barring cAnsctJ OF ~. ooo bn Ut corn
through the taual,
ThS u Iouis via built sad IL owned by the well.
known shlp- owner l.. ShtcklnnA, Of g. Cathrrtpcs,
and IL valued Il $1a OOu. sne IL sailed By Capt.
j. V. Dltu,Ar. al old and experienced seaman I'm.
dc. who4e direction She will undoubtedly have 4
.trgsm Cd Madison sllset getting ready Tor cargo
of xratn tor lower patts,
, 1877-08-27
PORT HURON.

BpHaW Ws1sascA "a 713 7F7btMf.
rp1f HUR0H, Mich, Aug RG-Down-PFopa
darden city, CITY Of Concord, St. Joseph. Wins.
low, Cuba, b. ", Rust aud barees. connbeu1 and
batEca;' sehrg Florida. San Diego. J, B. Merrill.
". u. uSuea, Marenso, Two Fanplea. llalstct,
Mary Anp, Portland. Moonlight, John Alncr, Hiv.
esstds. Cheney Amcs, J. q. Maatsn.
Oakland md olEses. Mary .Ja!rek and eon.ott
Thompson and hafsea schrs Exils. WsstsIde. Will
lam J. Preston. Sas4a U. kntyAl Tsmplss. Ware,
Iunkeo Hlada, Maple Lest. J. IT, uscck, coasAek.
N!n4-So1th; yaAtls. Weather AHs.
, 1877-08-27

Tbs sehE A. ?. Nichols made her hrst sppesT-
apcs here yssterday ttnea shs was altered from 4
squsts-Ftsged vntel " fosa.ana,aftsF. Ths
change was msde 1t Manitowoc- Ths Nichols
bsuuSht lumber from Cheboysan.
T!4s Carrier u now IT k.llers dock undergoing
change. sud Will have lhFes spA1s instea4 u
two, ~ heretofore.
, 1877-08-27

Iteliahto holp for weak and nervous sufferers.
without medicine. Pulternlachef's Electric licils
the grand lesderatuu1, Avoid lnlilat!nna. Uo0k
tl7css Pui7 fAnlc Co., Ciaeipnau, Ohio,
, 1877-08-27

gp&ias D1spaseA 10 7as 1f1txaA.
luryAto. Aug. .L-Ffty.tb gratn.yessels,
Including seven psopsilsrs. srtved Saturday and
sunday, urinztnx l,t1AS, 6.5 hu Of keau. 10 tar7p
4 hcet bls not favored uad4to llarboe In 4 lonY
ttn,e. Most Of the yrap will hare u TO 10 store,
~ there are but fuw canal. boAh here. Canal
tstEshss will doubtless advance.
, 1877-08-27

49," - = N<&~ - t%*S -
Tho AaTiaeste tWh.l Eaqll statos that A. A.
tachment stobped The fu5thas lvs4iag ot tho psop
Canizteo with piK.,rUn belonging 70 tbs Acuomtaes
Iron Company. lAas Thursday. The propeller
cleared wath shout go tuns. sha astaehmsat being
ksEJsd on about LIS tons On the hfrpy CaIpensef
(0DpAny's dock.
, 1877-08-27

GRAIN nY LAKE.
Tbs. shtpmfpta Of frsap last sssk hI }aks were
- follows: oa,u, !, COG, aoo ba; wheat, ae7, odo
, 1877-08-27
lsIIOIsONAl.S.
CONVICT LABOR TO EET.

Scaled psepsa's VI! r ssesysa = tas ot1ss # The
Of HehTaakA. unttl noou ct THURSDAY, sa1t. II i. d.
lB7+ for tht easlnY Of the Pen.astArI, fenenttAfy
oand4 snd sansl9t !Abos fes tssn of not PER- =;
Or sh.tcs5 M reoitent!arI t1psnx. as!a5ihg ~
Alp The Aektingof NE buildings, baaldax ND clo!h.
syng u hs confractor specified alnlunt tnut "
cred ID PR dayI pcs csata IN each consiet Tho
tlu.a sAcb h!olsE jss}rrs to lekso lilo sAlof Md tho
ttGat amount Is hl!nx 10 Aecapt ~ rAt1n
Tor paying e4,xnseS ms be set fvrt Ia hts bl shd lhe
(H1Rf " GsaFGs th1 kutrsct for tho cA4t
yea1a and AZ oNess rata day gcT cApIts viii
Awasct Tho 44iA contractor 10 have the
VI tho raIrnttAfY Rroubd1 and balIluto tire, p!J-
viii required to nla With lhsls bid rtihsd
cheek for ttIu sum ot - ,n tec4n!y for the 01lns
Of Arctpt4ble bond an tfo sum VI tiG 90 ct.ects
shla under tha laws Of keAskA In cksc the contract
~ Aftlrd him or Them.
Ap5 rouEact suffered into shall provide shss tas ten.
oral Management and dig Of tue coasacla shsl
u undeF hc coulsul Of asd board and she Warden zn4
~ contract viii e MAAa which snAll deprive tAo
,1ttA Of my Of tho pE!ylefss granted hy law. Ihs
bIsta S:.stss the faat & sslset an{ (. ~ BID.
eoa % he hsSrs!.Iy. A b!ds sboq! bs linda. 70 "a
ths seefol.ry i tha Roati VI Futile L1aas I'D Build
(higntdI r. II. DAVIS,
BNUHO TZhtHUCK,
GEl il. Il,bktkrs.
Board. Of Public L.nds Nd BuIIaiasa biats Of Me-
4FxtkA
, 1877-08-27

Pullman Hotel Cars run through. between Chi-
c1Rh and Omaha. on the train leaving Chcazo ~ 1850
.. N. ~
hofes earn west Of Ehcaeo.
n-Depot corner OF Wells and KlnEte-sts.
b-Depo&cornet Of Canal sat ktnzie.HA
, 1877-08-27

TE &AVx1I4 VVlHLEs4
EyERLAsTINli FEHFuME!
as Marry X 4 tsnm,.a's feH4s W.!ss +. et.ea been
Mapy days AROUND sh.ttysr Il touthaa --nnllko ira
Weat.FI eIhlenco ave sGt a!ckiy. 6ss1y odas IT
rnacd otis buytss Ahuu4 always Ssk for the Florida
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-11-22
rIlE WEE COURIER.
BYaKErgH, SMITH i CO..
WALMALLA, S. G. /:
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 90, 1877.
TIE RNas

IS G For subscription, two dol
lars per annum,strictly in advance;
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ss m Advertisements inserted at
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character, when admissible, and
announcements of Candidates
will be charged for as advertise
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adhore- strictly to the require
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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-11-22

Hon James D. Campbell, of Charleston. hos
becn elected TO the State Senate without onnosi.
tion. MIR. Campbell is conservative anda man
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-11-22
TIE LcgisIaturo

Assemblies on Tuesday, tho 9th instant
In regular session. Important changes have
taken place in the Senate since its adjourn
ment, in The resignation of number Of
influential Radical Senators aud tho filling
Of their places by Democrats. With the
resignation of johnson, Of Sumter, and
Clinton, of Lancaster, recently reported, the
Senate if these counties, as is expected
should elect Democrats in their places will
be Democratic by two-thirds majority
This will doubtless result in the resignation
of Wright, of tho Supreme Bouch, who
must feel that he will otherwise bo i'm
peaohed and that with the evidonoc against
him, he will surely bo removed. Doubt
less the remainder of tho Republican Sena-
tors will either resign or offer little opposi-
tion to any measures Of reform which may
be proposed. The House had already a
considerable majority, and the election of a
full Democratic delegation from Charleston
will largely increase both this majority and
tho working element Of the House. Some
Republican members of the House have
also resigned since the adjournment, SO that
both bodies are likely to have over two.
thirds majority Of Democrats at the coming
session. The tax payers, through their
representatives, now control legislation in
South Carolina, a condition of things which
has not existed in ten years. From this
power results ag:siadwa7 responsibility. The
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GRANGE NOTICE

l'liG Bachelors Retreat Grange, No. 1870, will
L meet at Richland Academy on SATURDAY
before tho second Sunday in December nexi.
members arc requested to attend punctualy, as
business of Importance will como before tho
oranges also, IN election for officers will be held
ON that day. $. #. JOHNS
NJ 90 ,o- Secretary.
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THE DELINQUENT
LAND LIST.
COUNTY AUDITORS OFFICE

Theodore Feaster, G, 10S acres.
Daniel Fullerton, 60 acres.
Thomas B. Reese, 800 acres.
B. Frank keese, 800 acres.
Mrs. Elizabeth Kccse, 90 acres.
Mary Lanicr, 700 acres.
Thomas ID. Long, 232 acres.
Horace NJ. Mageo, (AIinor,) | acre.
Samuel E. Reeder, l27 acres.
j Frank Rceder. l50 acres.
Airs. Rehrcca Wh,tworth, 1855 acres.
SENECA TOWNSHIP.
--Mfs. Jane Crooks, 315 aares.
Phoebe Doyle, 100 acres
Mrs. Delilah G. Doyle, l23 acres.
so ocrcs
Noah w. Grant, SO acres.
w. Henry Holcombc, IS acres
NJ. Reese IIunnicutt, 50 acres
Mrs Susan y. Lewis, 81 acres
Robert y. Lewis, 100 acres
Mrs. Florence Il. McCa5, $50 acres
Robert L. Morgan, SO acres
" 303 acres
8 3 acres
David Piuckpey, p Q, 80 acres
John Reed, 800 acres
+" i" 1885 acres
9. NJ OK Smith, 236 acres
Thomas II. Smith 35 acres
Il. Press Smith, 1873 acres
t $50 acres
June Stoncy, c, 63 acres
Estate of George A. Trenholm, 1905
acres
SENECA CITY
J. Newton Morgan, lote
L.sD Martin, lot
John w. Majors, 2 lots,
WIN. s Nicely, lot
John NJ. NJ. Robinson, 10 acres
j. G. Taylor, ol aores
A. A. Hammett, lot
TUGALO TOWNSHIP.
Jasper n. Adams, 26O acres
Aaron G. Boggs, 100 acres
Il. @. Bolt, 1856 acres
Alexander Bryce, Jr. 200 acres
Alexander Bryce, Jr., 800 acres
Cntharine Collins. 80 acres
Calvin Collins, 30 acres
Margaret S Davis. 100 acres
nstate or Harvey Davis, 500 acres
Huldah FcndIcy, 60 acres
Elizabeth Fendlcy, 10 ucres
George Grant, 400 acres
Jerry Hawkins, c., 100 acres
Newton H. jenkins, ITO ucres
Mrs Lucinda jenkins, lao acres
Newton j. Lawrence, 130 acres
Susan j. Lcathers, 90 acres
Mrs. Jcmimah Long, 60 acres
Andrew Long, 60 acres
Charles II. Smith, 10 acres
Thomas NJ Smith, 800 acres
James P. WoodalI 27O acres
VA GENER TO IYN,SttLP.
John Bausket, acres
Wm. a. Breckenridge, 1000 acres
James Breckenridge. 240 acres
Samuel Crcnshaw, 217 acres
John Dowis, $50 acres
Mrs. Sallie Downs, uoro
Theron Earle, 3ll acres
II. B. Hammond, 35 aorcs