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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF TIN
National Bank of Anderson,

A T Anderson, in tho State OF South Cnrolins, at
IL the close OF business December 9th, 1878:
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NOTICE FINAL SETTLEMENT.
In The undersigned, Administrations Of
r. J. w. McCann, deceased, hereby give
notice that they will apply to the Judge Of
Probate for Anderson County, on the 3rd
day Of January next, for Final Settle
ment Of said Estate and discharge from
their said administration.
THOS. II. McCANN,
TROS. W. RUSSELL,
Administrators.
Dec s, 1878 81 5
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Appointments of the S. C. Conference.

The following are the appointments of
the South Carolina Conference, held at
Newberry last week, Bishop Wightman,
presiding:
CHARLESTON DIsTRICT-T. e. WANNA
MAKER, P. E.
Charleston-Trinity, R. N. Wells.
Bethel, w. G. Power.
Spring Street, 81. F. Chrietzberg.
Berkley Ct, w. w. Jones.
Cainhoy ct., A. G. CAN'T.
Cypress Ct, G. Fl. Pooser.
St. Paul's miss, S. D. Vaughan.
st. Georges Ct, P. F. Kistier.
Bamberg Ct, w. P. Mouzon.
Colleton Ct, B. G. Jones.
Walterboro Ct, G. G. Fishburne.
Allendale Ct, w. II. Lawton.
Black Swamp ct., L. G. Loval.
Yemassee Ct, w. S. Wightman.
Hardeeville Ct, to be supplied.
Summerville Ct, S. Ell. Browne.
Editor S. c. Advocate, S. A. Weber.
ORANGEBURG DIsTRIcT-MANNINa
BROWN, P. E.
Orangeburg STA, o. A. Darby.
Orangeburg Ct, J. G. Bissell.
Branchville Ct, Thomas Raysor.
Providence ct, ]. B. Platt.
St. Mathews Ct, F. Aud.
Orangeburg Ct, j. B. Massebeau.
Edisto Ct, N. K. Melton.
Edisto miss, NJ. NJ. Ferguson.
Graham Ct, J. A. Clifton.
Aiken miss, to be supplied.
Langley Ct, R. A. Jones.
Lewisville Ct, j. L. Shuford.
Sandy Run Ct, D. Tiller.
Graniteville and Vancluse Ct, j. A.
Mood.
Barnwell Ct, E. G. Price.
COLUMBIA DIsTRrcT--E. j. MEYNARDIE
P. E.
(Columbia-Washington Street, A. M.
( Chrietzberg. F. NJ. Kennedy, super.
City Mission, w. Martin.
Marion Street, G. W. Whitman.
Columbia Ct, w. w. Williams.
Winnsboro sta, w. A. Rogers.
Fairfield Ct, A. J. Cauthen.
Chester STA, A. II. Lester.
East Chester Ct, 7. ]. Clyde. R. W..
Barber, supernumerary.
Rock Hill Ct, ]. M. Boyd.
Chester Ct, L. A. johnson.
Yorkville STA, T. E. Gilbert.
York CT, G. NJ. Boyd.
Lexington Ct, L. NJ. Little.
Edgefeld Ct, S. Leard.
Ridgeway ct., G. D. Rowel.
Fort Mills Ct, ]. E. Watson.
Lexington Fork Ct, L. M. Hamer.
Wards Ct, J. L. Stokes.
Gilbert Hollow Ct, NJ. H. Pooser.
Columbia Female College, ]. w. Dick
son, Professor.
SUMTER DIsTRICr-T. G.. HERBERT F. E.
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Statistics and Arguments Of All the LIVING
Issues Of the 1878 Campaign
TABLE OF CONTENTS
T. Members of Forty.fourth Congress and President
IT Pre,t Sfaht Gr HHGp last Annual Message
iii The Count Of The Electoral Vote OF 1876 including
'- all the Votes IN the Commission ana III Con-
w pror sse' S Sm to the Constitution of the
" President Hayes Inaugural Address; Message at
- Extra session and First Annual Message
VI ProcqmstioDs Of the President ana the V ser'ico
VII Executive Action Affairs in and south
va Carolina 1876 and 1917 Including Hitherto
Unpublished Tclegrams Giving the ohicial
History Of Events , n,, l.,
VIII CoDsLligiIona s,a Amendments MAUI anu
TX Judiciai Decisions supreme Court Of the United
La states IncIuding the Florida Telegraph the
missouri Cattle. the Illinois Granger, the Vr,
gnia scgasG SIR; hI FT SesisCns
x Pacific Railroad Funding e. Af he Consultation of tho
Al 'Umted states. let and I'd Sessions 46th Con-
VII The Silver Question with all the votes upon It.
Nil President layes's Cabinet ana Memoeis Vi "io
xiv RepcaI of he Resumption Act, with all the
votes up0n II: ,o-o
XIV. state Platforms 1877 1873 ,,o. rro,,,,n, the
Votes on The Southern Mail Contractors Claim
Paris Exposition, Repeal 81 InG sI Hir Law"
XVII. Votes on Army Appropriations FehsiohS anu NV
XVIII PresasiIal Lection OF 1876 and tho Title OF the
XIX, Tarin and the internal Revenue Spirits Tobacco.
and other Taxes. Wa. IN -, r,.,er,os
Xxx, Addenda. "cndng the Votes on the Rse
Claims, Northern Pacific Railroad Bill Refer
ence Of Claus H. the Courts, &c, &c
XXI statisic,I Tables Of Receipts and Expenditures
from 1888 10 1877. Appropriations Oh riesfn sem
and last Congresses Imports ana Exports sluce
1879 "GreenLack f" and Bank Currency, Debt
&c, &C.
One volume. Neatly bound in cloth Price, 81 sent by
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THE PRA YER FOR FROST.

Mary, my only child,
You woke me, when Won cried,
Or else / should have died;
Throw all the shutters wide,
To the North.
Yet, the soft breezes come
And fill the haunted room
With floods of sweet perfume
OF perfect flower and bloom
From the South.
NV child, You were too young
To know the fearful years,
So full of hates and tears
To see the burdcned bIers
OF the South.
But now the times are changed
And, for hundred days,
The Christian People prays,
And blessings load the ways
From the North.
And yet, and yet, we die,
] lived, / know not how.
Six times upon the brow,
Isealed my dead. and now
Your lips must press.
The night is dark and still,
i hear tho mutfled feet
That hourly pass the street;
They will return and meet
At my door.
/ feel cooler breath;
Perhaps yet may stay
And see another day,
All! me, that should pray
Against my flowers.
Yet. let the North wind rage,
Strike with the hand of wall,
Smite with the iron fail.
BRING storm and sleet and hail
From the North.
Spare not the beauteous land,
Kill every growing thing,
Seal every living spring,
Bring healing on deaths wings
Oh that my kuell could ring
The coming Northern King
To save the South.
21, 1873. IL. Z. fARsoNs.
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the reader impair the practical utility OF Tue DOOR,
GATES INTO THE PSALM COUNTRY BY MAEyIs r.
VNCEST d ID. l2mo, PIP. 3l5. Charles scribners Sons
The leading thought of the present volume
is the identity OF the spirit Of the Psalms with the
teachings of the New Testament In treating the sub
ec the author traces the universal religious truths
which are found alike in the devotional writings OF tue
ancient covenant and in the dOctrinal expressions oi
the new dspensariOD. The best and ripest phases Vi
Christian thought and the most advanced ldeals ol
Christian duty, he ahirms, were prehgured' IL not
explicitly FORTH in those inspired songs III acco
dance with the significant words written by Mr'
Coeridge upon the margin OF his Prayer Book; " AS
transparency on some night OF public relOlc-
ing seen by common day. with the lamps
from within removed, even such Wouu INC
Psalms be to men uninterrupted by the
Gospel" Although the contents OF the VOlume arc
founded on lectures delivered to tho people
Of the authors pastoral charge they exhibit no marks
or the formal routine the pulpit but evince the fresh
ness and power OF original compositions. Dr. Vincent
shows himself master of ethical discussion OF the ap
plcatlOn OF religious ideas 10 the conduct OF ie' lie
deals dim distractions, no dogmatic subtieuos no
vague fancies, but his words are instinct with 'lta
force potent with the energy of deep conyictOnsah
glow ing with the warmcst sympathies OF an earnest
and affeetonate nature. HIS book may he cordially
recommended to the pcrusa of young men especiay'
who will find in it the sOundest views of life and the
most elevated religious conceptions, enforced WIN
equal kindness eOquence, and power
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the Earl of Dufferius administration. The Voume 10
of highly popular character, giving the speeches o
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this country.
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ITO PHILADELPHIA.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
FOR TRENTON AND PHILA

THROUGH T e1Sa way SR three dpo in
Tine consistent with absolute ,aets.
Express Trains leave NewYOrk VIA Des0rosses and Court
'' Iso $50, s9o no limited IL a. H.: 49,
$50 and 70 D. m. Sunday. 430 and a. H.. o. D. "SV'
Boais OF Bfoosyn Annex" with all through
Resrs S a 1ns Gnve rnleaG cypress o M
5SO 1885 p. ON sunday 1901, $40, 800 8, $50
icket Offices 500 and ga Broadway 10 ASt
Annex DEPOT foot Of Eaon n0d soTs sE,e
S Iii qa aks HS cs No. Battery R0N JERSEY
FRANK THOMSON J.: p FARMER
General Manager Genl Passenger Ags
V'HE ERIE RAILWAY will hereafter be
ana k wEsr " y ArranccSenG Of aia
8 a. m. Cincinnati and chicago Day Express. Drawmsrsn
daily FAST Ggi, hIpTssss srIyiag , at BSs
Nh SSs Ses wiS sss
Daily PSS ESpreSs Tor N !nS mei Fall, cncn
natl ana Chicago without change also Hotel PiahsSS
I D. M Im!erant Train for the West
Trains leave CnambeIsst Depot, New York or ., ,qon
H. II midnight saturday nights only Sundays @io
Park AID "a Pa; ;s ,5 7s' 10 hos Sd III
sq PlsfsSn D. G. Sl5 i5 ss TO- 1913 iiSo m
M ma and midnight Sundays $780, sis, 1918 H. ii''
night Sundays ., $3.50, l0:l5a M las G3O, p m AND
IL midnight - aoo. "a
Warwick, 7:4S 1918 a. NJ, $50 y. IN. ,,o. m
Newburgh i5se M $780, 4;S0 p m sundays ga soa M
KingstOn,9 a. $3.50 D. sundays o3O1 -
Goshen o. 7i5, 9. lO:l5 a. M. $3.50, 3fo, $3.50 p H
Sundays, 9, $40, 1915 a. N, $3.50. P. 10, o - sun.
Middetown. 7:i5 81 1915 a. ~. SAD. $3.50 p N. 10
days $50 1915 a. M. 10. Up. ~ The a. m ana "a
D. IN trains connect with NewYok and oswego Mdana "
r.. at Main-st. an n sr,aays.
Port Jpivi-, TAO. $, lO;lo a. m, f5o, u p H. ou'
$50, 1918 M, $3.50 and D. ~. - -. -. ho,, hours
NoTETrains leaving Chambers on even or ha ,s
BEFORE r. NJ 2Jdst 10 minutes earlier tan Lava
ume trains leaving Chambersst ON quarter hours srS
2Sd s 80 earlier Boats leave 23st az ss1 a.. 10
ll45 d. M connecting with trains leaVlng
m ~ midnight - A.. Y,....,n1 room
and Sleeping Coaches be obtaned and oisss rc
and transfer OF baggage may be left 81 the CoMp
y oices NOS So 4Ol 629 or 957 Broadway, " VI No
,iorrt 81 brooklyn at the Companys Depots . o. o.
Exnress IRA ms from the West arrive In NewfOrk "'
a. III" i1-J No n Abort oenI Passr Agt NewYor|
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JEkSEI..r
Trains Engiewood Closter Piermont ana esf.
$50 946 m l. s. L. 445. 6is0 $500 7;So m, s ana 40
urday nights only AZ lli30 p. m sundays . "' ~ /.
p m GA 4 m $40 p M
Manuel sRon no xSSSo sHa cSaa fsisT XTs asvyssE
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Real @slate to Gfehanae.

XNANTED-An established country retail
w dwell house In exchange for some cash
required, and threestory and basement brck mousse
well located, In Brooklyn. Address -
c. SHEPARD. 225 West 5Oth.st., New York
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Gin Real estate tor Sale.

A GREAT BARGAIN.-For sale-An elegant
~ house. fOur story brpwnst0ne front In perfect
order; extension all improvements of the best
blocks uptown between 9Th and 6tnaves tn hrsLCass
party: agents viii please not apply r. o. Box Ass
CMOKY CHIMNEYS CURED; 80 days trial;
- pas Patent Ventiator state rights for sale
Hull, Guppcn IS GO, sci ave. below 2ithst, Ne~.iork
ESTH-ST., NEAR 5TII-AVE.. an elegant
W. four story house, cabinet finish. Apply TO
rutland 4 WHITING, BcekmRn ST. ,
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0ounirp j1ropertp 90 Get

UNFINISHED House to LET-At orange, -~ew-
Jersey ten minutes walk from Morris aud Essex oePSo
ape donle bouse furnished containing ten rooms besides
kitchen and attic; heater and water through tne
ali the modern carrageh0use ana garden
Winter yeeetabies will be very low TO Responsible
pary as the owner going abroad Address d. 81 care D. A.
Deming. Orange, \. j.
NIONTCL let, furnished or unfur-
l nshed months year-handsome cottage resi-
dence IS modern Improvements WIN s,aDie dna
country. Address NJ. X. Tribune Office.
d IN PER MONTH for seven room ana attic
~ III COTTAGE; best neghborhood az NJ h LIE y,
r.. :. WALKER 400 Broadway.
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f,onses ano farms rDanteo.

WANTED for the Winter-A fully FUR
w nIshed medium sized house location l4th aud 42dss
ath and Gthayes Address, stating terms which must De
moderate T.. Union League Club, Madisonaye' anu
2bth'sf.-s ~. Y ----
XyTANTED-A good farm of from 80 to
w 200 acres with stock &C. free and clear ana not
over hours from NewYOrk; for when nrstslass IA,
proved property lightly norgaged VIII De gVeh Au-
dress FARMER. 81 BrOai-st.. Newark MI
XNANTED to LEASE or PURCHASE-A
building frscass Established business from now
or st ay of NAV next between l+thst and Madison
on Broadw or Jthave Address confidently JE"ELLEfS
Tribune Office.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
NOTICE The OF this Line the Lane Route
by Lieut. Maury, u. S NJ on both the outward
aud honey ard voyages.
GERMA Mo Capt Kennedy. Saturday, Dec. T. 2:30
BALTIC, capt Parse THURSDAY. Dee II, am
ADRIATIC Capt JENNINGS thursday ID G. p M
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER 81 NORTH
RIVER.
These uniform In size and unsurpassed in APP
continents The saloon, Stater0Ims. smoking and Bath
rooms are place amdshps where the and motion are
least felt aordng degree OF comfort hitherto unatanaOe
~, .
RATESSaOOn $50 $50 and 500. gold Steerlge e2S lie
turn tickets favorable terms.
IN steamers neither cattle. sheep. norpgs.
and other Information apply a the
Companys Ohccs No. 81 Broadway Newlork, or 40 Wal
nut ST, Philadelphia. r. j. COkflS. Agent
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with brisk STEP spced with occasional dashes OF
humor and piquant anecdote. The volume Is one ~ncn
especially demands good index. and the OMISSION oi
that aid to consultation will prove great inconvenience
to the reader and impair the practical utility Of the book
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limited STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL

~ STEAMSHIP LINE.
FOR ST. THOMAS, PARA, PERNAMBUCO BAHIA,
AND RIO DE JANEIRO Connecting at ST. THOMAS
with German for PORTO RICO and SPANISH
MAIN Inc ueY rsi.Class steamship CITY OF PARA,
Captain Carpenter will sail ports on TIL KS
DAY. Dec. D. l2 Freight at low rates taken for the
above ports No frnPhts after Freight must be
paid advance Freight received at all times az Roberts
Dock Brooklyn. -- -. .-- z.. ....,
iNSc RANCE LOWER THAN BY ANY OTHER LINE.
SHIPPERS DESIRING INSURANCE CAN EFFECT
SAME UNDER OUR OPEN POLICY.
freight yagements, passage, having elegant ac
Amply TO T.. III. MALLORY & Co, Agents.
Office. Pier 20 East River.
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Aurliou Sales OF Real Getats.
Gilp properln Go Eel.

CTABLE to LET or LEASE-Five stalls !;
- coach anu large LOTT 2G East l3ths Inquire
nj 100 East l3thst.,
CTEAM POWER TO LET-FOr manufac-
- turing puIpOses terms reasonable; Unlimited power
floor or rooms IN space to suit appcants high ceilings
and well lighted foot of Delaney East River five
story brick building. 2OOXl5O feet fronting Delaney
Mangn and TOmpknsss Apply the premises 32S Delan
at the office OF the singer Manufacturing Company,
"a UniOn-squaro, n. Y.
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STEAMBOATS, amo Railroads..

RRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonis
n syss daily Sundays excepted at
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
~ Leave NewYork from foot OF Desbrosses and courands
$50 Washington. Columbus. Cincinnati. Indsnsp
south Pullman from Baltimore to Newark, o. and
100 for Washington and the West end the South via
Pullman cars from NewYSk e Baltimore
cnnati. Indianapolis. Louisville and Sc Lons Through
burg. aud nom Was6ngtO9 o Augusta and sayannah
man f froS to Ba@Ss and wssSnston
making connections for Chicago Cincinnati indansp
s a + 4oas sss
n and s o1th 'ran' LOT Lynch
BosTay
and sts and depot Jessy eiy Avn
ROUND iHif iioAF Lo or t,'A' '.,-','1N . A'p
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
Ferry FERRY station Station IN ~ Eros dSS F. Ses
Commencing Nov. ~ s7sTrsins leave NewYOrk footot
cs sS rsnsass $$ as sss.s s:'s
siS @HFOr high ia sridse Branch sehooeys Mountain
Ma1ch Chunk, ramaqus, Aazeton wikesbare Scranton.
1890 and 1870 mFOr somsryille and FIe%lng.on
For aauT aas
Reading, Poitsyllie, Harrisburgh, &c
s1dS e and & E sn ard
745 m.-FOr Eason.
For trains to oca points time tables at stations
"a TRAdNsaLeays at ga M ~ ,d iSr Bound
Reading and Harrisburg
Boats the brooklyn Erie Annex" make connection
at jersey City Station to aud from Brooklyn and Ee Depot
Jersey City.
NETWORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trains leave for Red Bank Long BraLh ocean Grove,
&c, at s:l5, ll45 a. m. a, 5:l6 y n .
Stages Matawan station TO and from KEYPORr
FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
connections Leave foot OF Lberyst, for Freehold a
$40. ll45 a. M, 4, 5:l5 pm.
NETWORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
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ynsIrnrflon.

For Young Ladies-Country.
DUTGER,S GRAMMAR SCHOOL,, New,
IL Br1nswjck n J. lOsth year begins Sept IL SENDS 50
bows veai TO college Prepares for college, scientific school,
oipusness twenty OoAiusR Few d. T. REfLEY. Rector
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D. NY Hearts IN the Highlands. 10
G. Henriette BY Ernest Daudet 10
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H. The People Of Turkey. 10
49, The Young Duke. BY Benjamin Dsrael ........ 10
H. HaveI holme BY Edward jenkins 10
TO- "BOnne Lesley" By Mrs Herbert Martin....... 10
49, The Life Of Earl Of BeacODsied X G....... 10
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% Macleod BY William 10
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90 Light and shade BY Charlotte g. ORren 10
30 The Story the Christians and MoOrs OF Spain By
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