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The New York herald., 1878-01-17

snIorH. Jan 4-sa,led. Jobsnnes Rod. for Ss~ Yssk;
SWANSEA Ian 4-saiIsd Daisy Boynsou, Applsby. oss'
fuegos
SHIELDS Jan 4-Arriv.d Hawmths. Jones. Bull River.
SINGAPORE. Dec l-SaiIed Marathon, Halliday. Catso
SAMARAsG Nov IL Nived Olustee. Nicxerson. Batsvte
(and sailed 21st for PadHng,.
SYDNEY, NSW, Jan 2-Arsivsd. City OF New YORK 0l,
Cavcrly Francisco. &c: Sd. David Brown coicord.
sourabayh
1T VIScESr. CVl. Dec 2l-Arrivod. Albert J YOUNG
Trieste, Dec 81 Arrived. r Hsslen. Gould. Venice.
Sailed 3lst. Prinsvera. Cacace. Now York.
vIESKA Dec 2S Arrived Oreltou. Cole st Johns. NJ.
wIsBEAcu, Jan 3-Arrivsd in the Eye Adens cragnes,
New York .
WATERFORD, Jan 3Put In, Laboramus, Adair, Belfast
YxUIDES Jan s-Arrived. Alpha. Anderson. Baltimore.
AxsryRpAn Jan 2-i50 hsies cotton belonging this
Peter Rohian salvcd: conrart made
AsrwgRr Jan 4Ths cargo Of ths John Baker being
saved; casks have washed ashore on
Coxvde and will be employed to raise the vessel
Cxrrg Jan 2-Capt v Downing. OF the american bark
Krnnard, arrived from New York. has noted protest.
HAxuuRc Ian 3 Tho Zufrteden het Daunenberg from
New York whish passed Cuxhavsn Jan l. and towad
up stranded Bankeness but got ou yesterday. after
dischHrgns 100 casks. and arrived Nc TINS town
The of Der pommer arrived mere vetrrdsy from
Wilmington, reports that wnen eght DAYS OUT ne vil IN
with brig (Br). from New ior~ Tor Antwerp
condition. and took Oh four q" tho crew
others reported " nave oeeu
taken oG By an italian vcsseL
The New York herald., 1878-01-17
SPOKEN.

Shin Amelia Ger. Hohorst. from Hamburg for Phils
deiphIa, IL days out. date, 90 miles WsW Of Spurn
Point -. :,
date. lat "a 10 Ion ~ 40.
shin Marianne Nottobohn. Nairn from New York via
st Thomas Nov for San Francisco, Dec H. lat 40 ),
lon 10 ~ 80
Charleston. Dec 81. lat 81. Ion ".
Baltimore j n l, II miles y Of North hinder.
ship Lillian Br Dick from Cardiff tor Bombay Dec %.
lat 45 M N. Ion 10 U3W.
New Yorx was Dec 2s. on icrschsng.
Bark tNor Guldrsn. from Genoa for New York.
Dec -, lat % 3D. Ion A.
Bark Constance dutch, from Amsterdam for Hampton
Roads. Dec -, lat -. Ion 81 . .
Bn,k Atlanta. 40 DAYS from Montevdco for New York,
Jan g. lat IL y. Ion 81.
bark St Bernnard tieo. Ragoner, from New York for
Bremen J an 49, lat 80 45 lon 81 -.
Bark Isaac Jackson. Walsh from New York for Buenos
Ayres Dec g. lat IL 10 =. lon 3S A.
Bmrk Emile fierI Schnpel Is days from Bremen for
New York. Dec .3, lat -. Ion -
Brig Mclits 35 days from Cardiff probably brig Mea
r, from Brdgewater Nov Z Tor New York; date, lat
"A a. lon ~ o.
briy showing the signals u II s." from Naples for
New \ ork, ! Al 49, lat 80 20 n. Ion II 80 W
schr deza. Fernandina for Porto Rico Jan g. lat
~ 30, Ion 81 H.
schr clcono Home tIIr), from St John for TURKS
Island Jan g. lat - 30, Ion 65 :I0-had lost boat
Scir Christi, from New York for Porto Rico
date, lat "a. Ion 23 all well
schr G BRADLEY. Chapman, from Old liarbor for Now
YORK, no date, lat "a. lon 30.
The "Bctns.n OF Quebec, from Liverpool for Bombay
Dec %, lat 40 40 n, Ion II 30 W.
The New York herald., 1878-01-17
CLEARED.

Steamer China (Br, Gill. Liverpool via Queenstown-C
steamer Ausr ALA (Br), Rait ondonHenderson
strxmer Utranto (Br Brisow. Hull via Southampton
steamer State OF Nevada (Br), Brae Glssgow-A Bald
win 4 Co. .
Crescent City. Porter, Aspnw Pacific Mail
Steamship Co.
steamer Columbus. Reed, navana-Wm Clyde d Co.
steamer Gen Whitney, Freeman New Orleans -Bogcrt
Ste amer George Clyde, Ingram, chareston-J
Quint ard 4 90.
steamer Regulator. Doane. Wilmington NC-wm
ship Paul Jones. Gerrish, shanghai -satsr Liver
more.
Bark Nsrcstor Nor. Berentsen, MISUNDERSTANDING,
Bnrk Uphir (Nor) Edgs, Cork for ordcrs-snow Bur.
Bark Achie y tAuo. Circovich. Cork Falmouth for
orcers-.'iocovch Co
Bark Warden Law tBr). Lowery, Queenstown Fal.
IN nth for orders-Boyd * Hinckcn.
Bark Ameiie ,Frj. Guidce, Marsees-Jamcs Henry.
Bark Fraucisco Cilento utaD. Perzio. st Micnaels
(ixores)-John Seager.
Brig Camille (Br). Craig, Dunedin and Bluff Harbor
brig oliver (nrJ. Weeks Port Prince-R Murray. Jr
brig Silvia (Br). Percival. 1T Johns, NF-Bowning
Archibald
chr sadie wicutt. wstts Kingston. a-leycrait Go.
schr A Encrson, Emerson, Savannala'MAr aud Black
River, Ja "A Mudgctt.
Job
Echr l. EDWARDS, Miller, Fernandina -Abiel Abbott
schr Sarah Clark. Brooks, Jacksonvil George
Squire.
a Go.
The New York herald., 1878-01-17
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

Axrwrnr, Jan le-Arrivsd, brig Arnon tNor,. Gunder
sen, WImirg rgton. NC.
sailed 10th. bark yesuvius, G IL, Savannah.
yH,sroI Ian I6-Arrved. steamer Cornwall tBr). Will
isms New York; bark Esmcraida tNor). Hansen, do.
sailed isth bark saga tBrl. Green, Sandy Hook.
BREMEN Jan IL aud l6-Sailed. ship Derby tGer Hume
ken New Lcda tGer), Seengrae do; barks Jupiter
Ger, Jachens do: Laura Gortrudo tGer. Schultz do
tbeiore reported sailed llth; Mary Goodwin (Br)
Robinson. North America; An toinettc tGcr) do.
CARDIFF. Jan ie-Arrved. bark Aden GtaD, Bergamino
New York
CALCUTTA Jan Arrived, ship Ieeburs Lucas, Madras
DEAL, Jan l0-Arrivcd. bsrks Nova Scotia tBr). Ls
CAIN York for Bremen; Julia Higgins, do for do.
DASTxic. to Jan l6-Arrivcd, the Hertha from -.
FArAL Jan i-Arrivsd. bark Azoresn. Davis, Boston.
Hull Jan le Sailed. bark Bslder tSwj, Wu.n. New
York.
L,vEnrooL, Jan ie-Arrived steamer whickham (Br),
Arnott New Orleans; ship Regina (Br). Coraing. New
York; barks Camilla tNor) oron do; ssron Cor) Johs-
sen. Fernandina.
Sailed 10th. ship yells o'Bricn. o'Brisn, Hampton
Roads,
LoSpox, Jan is-Arrived ship Arvo (sus), Gadd, Nov
York; bark Frcia tNor, Jensen, do.
Cleared I6th ship Emerald Isle Patterson. New York.
LoxpoSpxsnY, Jan 14-saied. bark Kate Cam (Br),
Cam, sandy Hook.
MAnsniLLrs. Jan 14-saied. brig Maresca UtsD, Ira
pan New Orleans.
NEWCASTLE. Jan ls-Arrivsd bark, Camano dtap Prato
Baltimore.
NEwRY, Jan lJ-Sniieus osrk AioA"noef heith NDU,
waycott, sandy Hook.
QUEENSTOWN, Jan 16--Arrivcd. barks Fislia Accame
utaD Pinonceiia, Baltimore Boschctto taD, Dodero,
New York.
Also arrived 10th. steamer Caspian tBD. Trocks Bati
more via u aliiax, for Liverpool.
Sailed 18th. 1880 Pm. steamer Baltic tBr). Jennings
Qrom Livsrpoo). New York.
Arrived Of Fastnst i6th, AM, steamer England (Bg
Thompson, New York for Liverpool.
ROTTERDAM Jan 1e--Arrived bart Giuseppe do Abundo
(ItaD, Commerato. Baltimore.
RIO JAyEIRo Jan l5-Arrvsd previously. bark Spot
Chapman Baltimore.
SHIELDS Jan e-Arrived steamer Royal Minstrel (Br
Taylor Savannah Tor Rsval.
sISoAroEE. Jan i5ssiled ship Templar Haskell. Bos-
ton
The New York herald., 1878-01-17
WHALEMEN.
ua- SEQ arrivals at this port.

n1- SEQ arrivals at this port
Sailed New Bedford an Is, bark Bertha, Robinson.
Atlantic Ocean.
letter from Capt Brown. of bark Andrew Hicks. Of
Restport reports arrived Mahe Dec 49, coast
OF Arabis with 10 bbls OIL Wha!ers heard from by
Capt Brown had done poorly.
letter from the of bark swallow Ella of
NB at GATHERINGS Nov 49, having taken i25
bbls sp OIL since leaving Fayal.
letter Wing OF bark Atlantic of NIB reports
her 1t Maurus Nov 81 Had snipped 800 bbs and
do by bark Lewis bound London, and would sail
tho ext for the Madagascar and CrVzet grounds
The New York herald., 1878-01-17
LAW AND ORDER LEAGUE.

The nrst annual meeting OF the Law and Order
League is announced to take place tonight at DR..
Hcpwort church, corner OF Fortydith street and
Madisoa avenue A strong array oil eminent speakers
Will advocate the cause oi temperance.
The New York herald., 1878-01-17
SAILED.

Steamers otranto tBr. for lull China tBr, Liverpool
Australia (Br Loncon Crescent City, Aspin wall Coum.
bus Havana Gen whitney. New orleans; GEO Clyde.
Charleston; Regulator. wmingto Nc; ship kagn tB,
London barks Annie Reed. bombay; Guarrera tal. 81
Michaels (AsoreD brig Marie putch), 81 Martins.
The New York herald., 1878-01-17

the several memors. or tne committees OF either House
having charge OF hs subject be- oiseharsed rom the per-
tmance o every other legislative onty until they sha'
have >der and aud btll based
the this state taken In 1912 Tor the atea-
OF the Sonata districts and the apportionment OF mem
bers Of the Assembly and after such shall have
been and decisive action oy each HOUSE snail
be taken thereon.
ASSEMBLY KxPESDIrrREs
BIG doors SWING htile hipgcs, aud So when
the Committee the Expenditures OF the Assembly,
tra,ng resolution providing Tor the appointments oi
q superinten ndent OF tho documept or wrapping de-
partment, together with an assistant aud clerk
iu ali three new employees at much per diem
UNANIMOUSLY and iavorably reported IL TINS morning,
there sprang up lively, amusing and in
sombre and stately speech IN favor Vi hirng tho
three new men, whose wages he thought 10 be mere
bagatelle IN comparison with other atrocities oil mall
expenditure nduged in oy the legislative bodies But
Mr. Erasius BROOKS, WHO has taken his stand on the
ground OF economy IN every respect, did not think
anything oi the KIND he oi the OPINION that the
Legislature had lar TOO many pensioners ON us names
already for the interests OF the taxpayers and cited
lot OF bristiiug hgurcs Under the law OF isz tsad
Mr. Brooks IN substanccl. which was amcudcd ny the
Law OF 1875, the speaker and Clerk are authorized 10
appoint ninety persons 10 attend 10 the ones OF
Us members OF The Assembly In 1874 forty cur
clerks messengers appointed. costing SOL 3
In 1878 tnerc were los employees costing S7o,94L In
1875 the uumoer Increased 10 la4, and the cost
MAS sos, $50 Last year there we're l3S en-
ployes, AZ salaries aggicgating SIo,9oa ono
hundred ard snirty-threc employees TO taKo
care el LIS members! Mr. Brooks thought the pres
cnt number OF nine,y-seven was enough IN all con-
es the heuse Soaid think the same People who
snI N agsel his objections as q small matter had
cssssr SAID revert 10 their primers, which stated
sAA
The New York herald., 1878-01-17
FOR NEW YoRK-TH1s DAY.
UNION TINE BALL.

Nxw Yonx. JAN le-Noon.
The ball Of the Western unior Telegraph Company
fy standard time of tho GATED States Naval Observatory
Washington) to-day dropped correctly.
The New York herald., 1878-01-17
STEAM HUArS, 81.

YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. 81.
L1oK SALE An ELEuANT sExGOING sTExT
II Yacht. thoroughly equipped for sea.
7. ROBINSON WARREN, box f22 Post Office
COR HIGH SPEED, ECONOMY IN FUEL. WETGTf
and space bay she Wells Balance Eugins, OF Liberty
The New York herald., 1878-01-17

WEATHER REPORT.
HoLYHEAp. Jan 16-wiud NV. moderate; barometer.
ao246.
3O4O
The New York herald., 1878-01-17
SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
NcInNy.
SItls. IDesilnulion.
ON''e.

DATES or DEPARTURE FROM NEW TIE MONTHS
JANUARY FEBRUARY.
The New York herald., 1878-01-17
WEATHER REPORT.

rsirsrx Jan li-ssilsd. bark Billy simpson BD. ror-
ter, New York.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-12-21
SO.

A terrible discovery was made On
the beach, near Seaside Park. Bridge
port, Connecticut, a short time since,
b. X. Mills and his little son were
crab fishing. The little boy, wishing
o wade in the shallow water, took of
his boots, but finding al old boot on
the shore, Mr.. Mills suggested that
he should put it on that he might dig
i'll the mud with his toes. Trying to
do so lie found that it would not 90
en-, and on examination..a human foot
was 'ound in it, apparently cut off, &C,
the ankle. The boot was rather y
small enc, laced in front, evidently
having been worn by u maj or boy.
Several pie, cs of flesh were found ii,
the vicinity. The authorities are
making an investigation. at.,5F adl
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-12-21

The Senceless Prosecutions.
Columbia Register.

AGAINST good mcn-the rightful
owners of the soil-prosecutions have
recently been instituted by United
States Commissioners at the instance
of n set of corrupt thieves and un.
princip.cd Federal office holders in
South Carolina. These sensc!ess
prosecutions. "r prosecutions, rs they
might more properly be termed, will
amount to nothing in the cnl. To
the same man who daily witnesses,
the acts of these worse than i'll lots
(tor : they are but a set of corrupt
k ave<,) the whole proceedings hear
the stamp of 'humbug" and fraud"
upon their face, and the prosecutors
appear in the eyes of the auditors hut
as a set of hailled scoundrels. The
dignity O. of the government must be
upheld, however; such in iam,us
scoun rcls rs Bond, the Maryland
renegade, must have some sort of
showing for his sa'ary. The party of
violence. and fraud, nd theft, ana
robbery, mu st max "lhc best govern
mcrt the world ever saw" believe
that the repul~ivc presence of its
representatives is necessary in South
Carolina occasionally, est the
o untry 80 to the bad, the impecun-
ious changers on vii ! %starve, and
The great Republican, purity 9th e
country wi ! go to the devil generally.
This is the inside history Of all the
proceedings ms ti,utcd against South
tar"linM Democrats in the rec ent
election, and the sooner the country
at large understands it the better.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-12-21
The Young Wife's Curse.

The coroner held an inquest upon
the remains Of Billy O'Brien, shot
by Officer Jones. . 4 8 As the
officer stepped down from the stand,
where he had gone to signhis state.
mcnt, Il loud ciy--u mingled scream
and gronn-startled every one from
their seats. 1t was Il woman's voice,
and, as everybody ins.inctively knew,
that Of O'Bricn's young wife. Curse
You! Curse you she cried; my curse
"n YOU forever for numbering my
husband, you dog" he held up
both hands. appealing to heaven in
th" agony Of her grief, While tears
flowed down her checks. The officer
turn ed slightly pale at the awful
carneStr 81 Of the wife's curse, and
tears %glistcncd in his eyes. at was
my hard duty" lie sol,mnly said
Chicuyo Inter- ccan.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-12-21
Written for the Orangcburg TINES. !
TO Misery!
Hi J. G. X. II.


Misery, thou handmade Of despair!
.%Avaunt, thou traitor to Gool scnse,
licccdr, saun, spectre! Dare
In no time Inc again incense,
Else, I'll ront thee, byond compare!
Threaten not, my heart TO rack /!
Hearst wilt notl list to reason?
Enter not, change thy tllorny track
Rctnin no more ut any Scasnn
tniitlcd, grim phantom of neither gloom,
'.',an'- queen TO he for Thy treason,
And abysm"i darkncss for t.y doom.
l.nrk'sl yct?at once away
In other hearts and minds,
Not mine, horrid has, go, | pray!
Not yet content. why finds
On earth, thy narrowing self
oj"y diSpcl Il duty, eli? ,crurscd self?
rrltSt how many hearts hast torn
Zen g.oat'st Ger sniridc OF thee born!
louI forth my hearts b ovd then!
Heed not, tear every heart string
invite despair, to help again!
Let it be well done, and ling
oui OF hc!nS-irnlhilatc
Mind and hcart-lhc past, this iour and
for aye! @1f
Envitcd and wilt not drs,crate
Love 5 temple? but day after day
Il one lang more is this Thy way?
Get thee gone, l'lt- be master now.
Enragc me 40 more, lest | invuse
Revenge ami pity tce.--Pltnu, how
Again to spectral shapes broke
lsccollecti"ns Chain s:ni thou shalt not
Dare to taunt nc, %winb'Se die past forgot.
Hail to thee sweetItcace Of mind!
Error II 40 norc--memory's dealt.
Ignorance is bliss unconlincd.
No, long the pact andtmiscry dread
Fen now rcturn, by memory led.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-12-21
Would ! Believe Him.

~. #a.l nit'a..' F'.... L.. r
y curious anecdMe Was told some
Years ego ul,3i Tr Of Tie chief
Of 'nl- " !lt2I-cndcn sencr.lrosa
flee. vho insas tie highest rank
snci& u! w,fers of fiction. Pass
ne I'm ll4&tmatlh e loslothcs
i;''7h al cl,n door, he 81: %tinctiy
:;w li.tI:,ll,I abstract Il sover-
ei!n Ian itil,i and IN; il into his
pocket. Tie MN MS given into
custody, tn,m.lnd 10 PRISON. and
brurlli L. 'linl. Tie only witncs-
was the gentleman who snw the l!.e!t
crh milltd. II he close Of The ex.
animation for the prosecution, the
c".nsel ior the prisoner Tins adore S.
ed HE witness:
l,iitve, sIr, leside holding an
appointment III thu rostotfice, you are
II l"pu lar "uihor?"
Thereby vas in the affirmative.
Pray, >Ir, wlnl may be The elias,
of books YOU write 2
uIk> of !mu.ilation."
"N"i:s OF imagination, ~tict!on,
lies Pay, -ir !uw ong is it since
yen fist began to gain your livMeii-
hood in art by such an occupation?"
,-
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-12-21

DR.. johnson nee silenced a motor.
ious female backbiter. who was o
demning some OF her friends for
painting their checks by the remark
III at at is n far less harmful thing
for II lady 10 red,lcn her owm com
plexion than to blacien her neigh.
bor's." !.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-12-21

ii the man who has to mortgage his
crop before it is made, TO procure sup
plies, had better sell,what he..has and
hire himself out to some good farmer
for wages" titiA
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-12-21

ST LOUIS, Dsccmb,r,ol.L.-Dis
catches from Central and Western
Missouri, Iowa, and Kansas. say that
tn" heaviest SiI w s;Drm known for
years has prevailed during the past
"A hours. The depth varies from 10
TO 20 inches, and in some localities is
very badly dritted. Railroads are
generally ol,structcl and some of
them have been oblige | to stop run.
ming trains Altogether. AtLexing-
ton, Mo-, and other places, schools
are closed and business is suspended.
At Trenton and Rock Island the
iSsissippi river IS frozen over and
people walk across on the ice a.
slcet storm prevailed here last night
and covered the ground with thick
sheet ice. To-day the weather has
moderated and the river is falling.
KANSAS CrTY, No December
l4.-The nov STORM which began
last night has proven the heaviest
yer known in this section. Snow is
tw'nty-two inches deep. Only two
trains arrived to-day.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-12-21

Congressman Eainey has intro
duced ii resolution furnishing the use
OF tissue ballots, or the counting of
any ballots found in the box contain
ing mark, with n fine nof exceeding
II thousand dollars, and lmprisou.
ment not exceeding two years. SINH
lar penalties are to be impose for
lnterfcrln- with, inlimihuting or pre-
venting voters from exercising the
rights of Suffrage
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-12-21

LONDON, December 1.-THE
weather is cold to day. There is much
in the n orthern counties Of Eng
land and various parts OF Europe. hI.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-12-21
Notice to Creditors.

' NOVINO "
All persons having claims against tho
Estate OF W.. Nj. Wclfc, will prescnt the
same properly attcsted, and all persons
indebted to the said Estate, will make
immediate payment to the undersigned on
OF before the Isl day ofJanuury 1910, or
they will bedebarrcd aymant .'i,ig.
IRA Il. SHOEMAKER,
Qualified EXc,itor.
nov so 1t
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-12-21

Beauty attracts Us me;s, but Il, like
an armed magnet, it is pointed With
gold or silver, attracts with teniold its
power beside.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-12-21

: The wife Of Gen. Hood is n sister
in-law of Gov. Wade Hampton, and
tho happy mother of IL half dozen
twins in three biennial installmcnts.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-12-21

OFFICE OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONER
ORANGrBuRG Country.

oNRS SOUSlf.
Orangcburg, S. {. Nov. 22, 1878.
All persons interested in or holding IN.
paid School claims (past due) prior 70
November LIST 1877 and registered in tho
office of School Commissioner in accord
ance with the act approved March l2th
1873, are hereby notified that the Board of
Examiners for ~Orangeburg County will
meet at the Office of Scllool Commissioner
for the r"rpese Of examining said claims on
December I'd and onward during the
month until the 10Th 1873.
THOMAS PHiLIIPs,
School COMMISSIONS of o. G.
nov 80 d
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-12-21
Notice orI)ismission

Notice OF 1)isnission.
The undersigned will fle His final account.
with the Judge of Probate for Oranyeburr
County, on the %Uth day Of december next,
and ask for letters of Dismi sorry a. Adnsif,t
iStrator of Estate OF Thomas Gleaton.
deceased. .' '!E
Il. S. GLEATON,
administrator.
Nov. 80, lS7S.-dec It
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-12-21
Beautiful Snow.

TIE CLOUDS POUR FORTH THEIR
Tissue BALI. US AND COVER TIE
IN Til OFT WEST.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-12-21
j. c. z | X L 4 90.
Notice OfDi@miSSion.

The undersigned hereby give, notice
mat he will tile his final account as Guard
ian OF George 4. and Henry l~nalinct. viii,
the Judge Of i'rohatc for O~rangcburg
Count on the Stl, day of January 1879,
and ask for letters of Dismissory.
WM. WINNlEGHAM,
Guardian.
Dec. =, 1873. II
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-12-21

Colonel w, S, Mullins, Of Mag'ep.
8 dead.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-12-21
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

BY virtue Of an Order of the Judge Of
at he late Residence of David Stivender,
deceased, in said Comfy on the 10th day OF
December 1873, all tie personal property
of the said David Stivcnder, deccaSed,i cone
SiSting Of ! Horse, Mule, Cattle, IIugs,
Household and Kitchen Furniture Sc.
Tcrms-Casl on delivery. = va
EPuREAM Ii. GRANES,
Qualified Executor.
Dec. 1, 1878 dec ! go '.t'i3t
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-12-21

lu driving II heifa woman is allow
III: shoo-hcu lF A.. ,aT@iFYIeHD 10