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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-10-19
oct Is
Etltor OranqeLurz Times :

DEAR SIR:
Please inform the Orange Liyh; Dragons
through your local columns That :hey are
commanded to turn on, on Hampton's day,
gath, in cred Shirts" aud pants and hat Of
the Company uniform. This command
will be special cacort TO Gov. Hampton
and tho other visiting statesmen and Il full
turnout is required.
N. N. HAYDEN, Capt. Commanding.
October 14th 1878.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-10-19

Tho party who hiss in possession n
Doctors Call Book belonging 20 DR.. A. S.
Salley had better bring it up before they
get in trouble about 1t. A word to the wise
Is sufficient
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-10-19

Segars in great variety, quality and price
may be found at the Drug store of " cssrs.
"veed" may treat themselves to the best at
low cost. Also pocket cutlery Of the best
make, including the best razors, and knives.
Give them a call.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-10-19
Head Quarters, 0raMsehuyS battalion,

SRCoHD BRIGADE, CAVALRY, Y. 5. T.
kSoTr's Mill, October l4th 1878.
Oficors commanding Companies belong
ing 70 this battalion, nt.f assemble their
October 9th, to a'eis! in giving our Hon
ord Chieftan Carolina welcome.
G.. ". UANNELLY, MAJOR.
oct 19 1T
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-10-19

TastrlesS Castor Oil
Castor oil in emu!siunn y form which
entirely obiviatcs tho viscid and nau.
sc"us taste "f the plain oil. It is
very palatnble and the patient if not
told, will not know that he is taking
castor oil. Prepared and sold by DR..
j. g. Wnunamakcr.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-10-19

Henry Kohn and his associates is pushed
up to their utmost to wait ON the crowds
that daily visit that already popular and
low-price house. Satisfaction in prices and
goods and courtesy to all are guaranteed.
What more do You want.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-10-19

The crowds thnt visit p. W. Bnll's family
grocery ia sufficient guarantee to every one
THAT the above place is where the bcst goods
nre obtained at the lowest prices.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-10-19

Ladies should remember that the salow
and dcspondent invalid always gains relief
from the use of DR.. Hartcr's Iron Tonic. 1t
puriies and enrichcs the blood, and thus
insures the vital energy Of youth
Dowic &c Noise, wholesale Agents, Char
lesion, S. e..
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-10-19

MARnIEn-On the 18th October 1878, ut
the Brides Father by Rcv.J. ID. A. Brown,
MIR. }. B. Kelley, formerly of County Of
Sligo, Ireland, and lately Of Oranscburg
County, :. c., to Miss Laura L. Joiner Of
Oranpeburr County S c.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-10-19

Our City Fathers can employ come Of
sheir spare cash 10 advantage on some Of
our streais- II we know the names we
might designate localities.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-10-19
.FERROTYPE CANOPY

Mr.. A. d. Dempsey has pitched his
Canopy Mt W a. Mcroncy's fIotel where
he is prepared to take all kinds of pictures
in every new style of frames nj hc..shortest
notice and on tho most reasonable terms
A call is respectable solicited.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-10-19

elected.
TIE NIGHT BLOOMING CEREUS-
The queen Of tho tropics held court on
Monday night last in OrAngoburg. Our
worthy citizen, Mr.. \. A. Bull, had a
"trrens' "H,ang his collection Of hot house
plants nrd true to the Inherent modcstv of
real worth it presumed to no more than a
plain plant Of the cactus species. The
leaves shot out in the oandclcbras stvle, and
there il stood, simple, modest
GLOW oft secluded from ohtrusivc eyes
Igcnuons worth, mere accident descri.s."
But this princess Of the Rraxils was not to
'nlnsh unseen" A faint vein was seen
running from the stalk of the plnn. down
lis smooth leaf, and then bull, formed. It
swc'lrd md rrt on shape, until it WAS OBJ
served that the might blooming Ccreus"
was about to hold court. A.9 o'clock the
petals began - rn'ol,l, and ns the full glare
Of lamp-!igh, ic' npon il, the bloom seemed
to shrink from see. The light was lessen
ed and an hour later found the Indian
t,''rcn in all tho wealth Of pure and peer
''N' "'"''H, io"i 'hc ihncrloiuS where The
arch of the cslvx rested there stood out
dc lca'c threads Of "cllowi.h tingc, each
tipped will! l. Go"nv tuit, above these was :,
ace.work OF III" same color and falling o,,
the petals gave a finish OF A,.u.v tia, left
the imrr,.sion or l,ir nr.ror,d .;lo
l.,;
's'''.'' o"o' i'e''s"e', 'hs room. and
many friends came in TO behold the "Qnce,
''E.','' '''''" Se'H@ ~
me following which II II gives lhe palm To-
the Jcwieh bride, gives rlac~ OF honor to
The pure ''Ce.rns
SARA
Where the full Nile h, p,i.oc,s s,cr.d
sh,dc.
Flows ON e,.rna, p,st ,b. classic .hnr.
Osiris ruled: Anon IN drr,,,v c,o.,n.
l" Temp. 'iSht icrpsic!:orc
Nnn "hcre 'hI i"'nS and ccrc,is hrcathed,
Np.'l',""n9 doors OF" tic t"iiiEht calm,
nc nen 'i,Fo''c where !ea!! screenings
A temple meath palm
mere is'S t""' IN peerless srlcnd"r dwelt,
S"en IS VI u'e queens ana ever III her shrine
Confessing her divine.
day there came, when at this mythic
bound
noii'"n prince out haran = TAR of land.
o'ood py the thlesh while flocks and
1,sves Save around
ne1.eu al ms command.
ihy trlDntc mere spake Warder IN the gate,
,r.;L riti h"ugh.y h'icn' Else me thee israway,
Rue thee thi. day. '
Tr;h,,o :. ;,
lr'Dute is meet pay thee gold of Ind
~ Mi sllkH, or HOOKS Say what me tribute he
my way 10 purchase Tree.
The warder frowncd, and set his greedy gaze
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-10-19
Notice.
OFFICE OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Orangcbury County.

OranHcburg S. c., Sept. 9th 1878.
Iiatc annual meeting Of the Board of
County Commissioners will be held on
The first Tuesday after the first Monday
in November next.
All persons having claims against the
county which have not heretofore been
presented will file the same with the
Clcrk oflhc Board on or bcfure the first
day VI November next.
Il. Z. MALONE,
Clerk Board Co. Com, O. c.
SCet. ~ I'd
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-10-19
NOTICE..

There arc two Balls Of Lumber in Bulls
Lake near Cattle Creek Marked S. s., which
the Owner can get by. paying expenses.
Apply TO
T. C. DUKES, Recvcsville, s. c.
oct 5 St
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-10-19
Hampton's Day
October 24th, 1878.
PROGRAMMES:

The several Democratic Clubs in the
County will assemble at Orangcburg Mt s
o'clock A.. NJ. at the Old Parade Ground
The Presidents of tho several Clubs will
report TO 1.-THE Chief Marshal of the Day or
to one Of his Assistants Immediately on their
arrival.
The Procession will be formed ntS O'Clock
a. NJ, under the direction of the Chief
Marshal and his Assistants
The Line Of March will be MS folows:
From the Old Parade Ground up Amelia
Street 10 the Depot, from the Depot to Rus
Sci Street, down Russcl Street to Broughton
Street, down Broughton Street to Grove i'll
front of Capt J. G. Rowe's.
The following named gentlemen will act
rs Marshals:
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CAPT. }. w. NIOSl;LEY.

ASSISTANT MARsHAIa.
Lieut. G. W. Cutler, Maj. w. V. Izar,
Capt. J. B. Livingiton, Capt Henry Davis,
Capt. Geo. D. Rast, DR.. w. s. Barton.
Capt Norton n. IIayden's Company OF
Cavalry will Act ny Escort to the Governor.
BY order County Executive Committee
GES. j. +. lli.AR,
County Chairman.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-10-19

The people have at last commenced realize that they max
and buy their goods High Prices and live
Ones but getting the Path by their
and paying an Hundred Per Cent for the Privileges b
Purposes buying for the CAah making H9G4AHNS
burg and for this crowded ght
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Mere-MOney Madness.

There never was a time when there was
more need for sound information and cor
rect understanding among the people IN
regard to financial matters. And there
never was o time when the country was
cursed with more ignorance and WIDER
schemes than now. The worst effects OF tue
hard times have been felt, aud we are lust
on the eve Of practical resumption. At tins
very time we hear OF plenty OF money seek
ing investment; all that is wanted IS secu,
rity. Confidence must be restored, and all
will be we'll again. Shall we listen to the
Greenback Grandaddy Peter Cooper, who
is flooding the country with his twenty
tiye-cent 'sNational" newspaper? The
bottom has been reached and contraction
has ceased, and we may expect improve
merit to set in. 1t may be slow at trst, but
it will surely come. 1t would be an eyre.
gious blunder to give the patient dose OF
green apples in his conyalescence, and
bring on fresh attack Of collie. Financial
wisdom and honesty should be our watch
words for the coming canvass. The dema-
eogues and pIace-hunters will appeal to the
people for their support, promising more
money for the hard times. Do not listen to
them. More money does not mean good
money. Lexington Gazette.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY
COMPANY,
NOTICE.

BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE CIRCUIT
COURT of the city of Richmond entered on tle go 9th
houn. trustees, against the ChesapeaSe and ONO
Railroad Company and others. the CHESAPEAKE ana
RawSK GGp on AND M eE hc Ed s Of
| July. s7S and thenceforth from time TO time, TO
and including the 30th day of September, iS1s, ~
| the same may be- properly demanded OF them. me
following interest due upon bonds Of The Virginia
| Central Railroad Company: ...,
ment which fell due 1st July, 1878. upon one
red-thousaud-dollar bonds secured by the first
RostS a P Of e W Ssd Of ~
II. All the interest past due, including the install
ment which fell due lst July, 1873 upon sixteen Is. zen
mortgage or said railroad company to Lyons, Fry,
and NIacfarland, trustees, dated 20 Jane; lso4.
residue of the bonds (nine hundred and two thot-
sand dollars secured by said last. named morigaSe
to and INCLUDING the coupons whc S nae from pe
lime of their maturity respectively 10 Isl 'u'S'
Tie Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company viii
also issue on applications OH and after the said 22d
July, 1878. at its office In Richmond, Va to the
parties emitted to receive the same: its obligations
daied July /. 1878, and payable In one, two. and
three years after date respectively win interest AZ
the Of T pe of and in
settlement of the balance OF interest," past que on
boaos and other Indebtedness Of the virginia Gen. zen,
tras Railroad Company up to and Including lnat
VIII eli fell due July J. 1878 not included In the cash
disifhxlion provided for as above and IN respect OF
which Hy the tcrUlS OF sdIc VI tuC pluEItJ ".
| late ilhesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company, the
purchasers were allowed credit or one, TWO ana
three wears in equal annual instruments. ana were
re1nirtd 10 issue such obligations therefor.
The payment Of the abovedescribed obligations is
secured 81 Ebe es Of the trust deed pf ne
the Court to Joseph Bryan and II. T. Wickham:
trustees for the purpose of securing the on
was given as provided In the several judgments and
DEGREES under which the said property was SOLO.
feresr for participation in the cash dstrbuton are
uested 10 present ut the same time all additional
eeSse the OBLIGATIONS 10 which they entitled In
settsnenl Of that part or The interest Que them not
embraced In the cash payment; and al other mold
As nf bonds of the Virginia Central Railroad Com
nany are requested to MAKE carly pres ntatiou or
,theiY iaserest- claims for adjustment.
Eby j. GARRETT, Ca shier.
JULY Is. 1878. u l5-h4w
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A.a1a si,,e,s - AS,xtae.

The Esmeralda Nevada) herald hsa be lrd
Sine Barnes talk. Now, my son, never
interrupt an old man when he lis telling
about the good old days OF 49," said Sine
Barnes to Saucy youngster, as he grabbed
him in the act of trying his pea-shoeter, on
Sinc's nose as he sat in the shade on sEsva-
coyich's corner with lot of Old boys ex-
changing reminiscensies OF early days.
SsNo. my son. never fool with any Qftme
old-timers-there are Imighty few left; they
are getting old and decide; their sihadaGas
are falling far TO the eastward; ia a few
years there will I've none left, anS then
you and the rest OF the hoodiuns cap
come to the front and say as how yol
Were personally aeauan1ted with soid
Colonel Baker. Senator Broderick, Lola
Montez, Ralston, j. r.. Zones, Sharon,
Jim Fair, Mackay, Flood, and pBriens q
great deal better than am with you, anSl
slept with them. and ute with them, and
loaned them a twenty when ltRey were SO
poor that they did not have a dollar in the
world aud not decent shirt thteir backs
and tell about men who arenot,near as libe-
raj nowadays. No, my son, do not spester
the old boys. Let them, indulge an their
little sports Of Whiskey- drinking, pedro,
and swapping Lies, and pattern after them,
so that when you are old. bald-heaPed, and
carry q big baSS-drum under Your vest, you
will be a shining, profitable light to the
coming generation. See hersl If 4 ever
catch you playing any more tricks on the
old man / will break you in tMo-gitt "
And Sine settled back, tired ont after so
much unaccustomed taking, whsle the boy
shot around the corner.
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Danger to the Party.

Never since its organization have so
many, dangers threatened the Conservative
party as at present: These dangers are not
from without. They are internal, and
hence all the more insidious and difficult Of
treatment. In Virginia the Conservative
party have so long held sway that the dark
days of Radicalisln have been forgotten
hence the necessity OF preserving the or
ganization is not as generally recognized as
it once was. The necessity still exists, how
ever, and we are apprehensive that our peo-
pie will have to yet realize this fact by asad
experience. A greed for office is the foun-
dation of all the want OF harmony now eX-
listing in the Conservative ranks. OF course
hobby is necessary for all these aspirants,
and the less Of substantial worth in the as
pirant the bigger the hobby must be. These
hobbies are magnified by their riders into
subjects OF vital interest to the dear people,
who, sad to say, sometimes swallow hobby
and rider without once suspecting that they
are being eceived.-Bedtord Sentinel.
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To CERTAIN CREDITORS OF THE STATE OF
SOUTH CAROLINA.

The following persons appear as creditors on inc
books That represent Iii the Treasury Office the STOCK
of this State known Revolutionary War claims,
issued under the act of 1884, bearing interest ut
three per centum. rcecmable at pleasure. and nave
not called for the interest due on the stock standing
in their names for such period OF time as to give
rise TO The presumption That their heirs, II any
there he now living. having no knowledge OF the cX-
stencc Of said stock. and all of which vii! appear
more fully by the following statement-to VII !:
ST Johns Berkeley church. certificates Nos. Oh
for s3I aud 1873 for S2o.23, interes! unclaimed
for two hundred and thirteen quarters ana amount
ing TO ISL ga: William McClnney, certificate no.
at for x29.45, interest unclaimed for Two nun
drcd and hirty-eight quarters, AID amounting 70
a5257; estate Jacob Minus, certificate No $50
and s1xtv-three quarters. and amounting to S3969;
Samuel Paxton, certificates Nos. LOG for 81 ana
5SJ for S62.S2. interest unclaimed for two nun
drcd and siXty-SeyGn quarters, ana amounting 10
S2O79O: Charles c. Pinckney. trustee OF May
Hincney, certificate No. 1913 for SS2.92. interest
unclaimed for one hundred aud sixty quarters ana
amounting To 5000: Arnoldms Nandcrhost, IN
trust for the estate of James Wall. or Firginin,
certificate No. 81 for s2005S, Interest unclaimed
for three hundred and sixteen quarters, ana
amounting to S475.37. -.
Should the heirs ut law or legal representative OF
any of said stockholders fail to establish their
right $ in said stock before the first day OF
November next, the state Treasurer IS authorized
and required TO carry the principal and interest OF
said stock 10 the credit OF the Stale and close Tie
accounts. ~
Under act LIST of March, 1881
h 5. l.. LEAPHART,
State Treasurer of South Carolina.
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takan Grand motfer, :, and threw her to the
flames. Will begin her again, though
|. pstck q Is - ~ -.

ApprrcATroN OF TEE g ABSOLUTE ," TIE
oRY.--Onesuf the. delegates to the Nattona
Convention, on bis return from Syracuse,
went 10 see bis hearts delight, to whom he
had been engaged for six ecstahc months.
She met him at the hinge-weakened gate
With the remark:
20 James, I have learned to love another.
Tonight we part"
l.Learned to love another! Part!! why,
Fanny, what do you mean ?"
81 mean precisely what | say" she an
swered, with an icy smile.
T 40, NO; 1t cannot be, it cannot be. say
YOU are Joking. You cannot mean It,. lave
I not your absolute promise to De my
wife? ?" -.
.. You have, y she replied in the same un-
irnpassioned tone. Sand 1t is because you
have my absolute promise that ! feel Tree 70
be tickle"
whipped out bis pistol, exclaiming: Ii
YOU would not see me fall dead at your feet,
explain" 49,
promise is like the absolute paper money
YOU dote on-there is no provision made
for redeeming it,"
He slowly returned his pistol to bis
pocket and departed from her presence
without a word.--Albany Journal
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THE ALLEGHANY SPRINGS FOR

THE ALLEGHANY SPRINGS FOR
i SALE.-ln accordance with decree entered In
The Montgomery Circuit Court December 10. 1877,
In the suit Of John +. Slaughter and others rs. John
-. Langhornc and others Is commissioners. we VIII
sell at auction, on the premises, THURSDAY, Au-
gust 22. 1878. at O'CLOCK, The valuable property
situated in Mont aomery county, Va, known as me
ALLEGHANY SPRINGS. comprising about l.2UO
or 800 acres Of a2rcu!i ur and grass lands wei
fenced and IN high state of cultivation, with the
improvements theron. . :.
HOTEL. COTTAGES, &c, in good repair. afford
ing frst-class accommodations for 500 guests The
largest BILLIARD-ROOM and finest TES-PlN
ALLEY IN The State: one STORE-HOUSE, now
renting for $500 per annum; one no. SIhBlLE
and other Out-buildings. including RATH-H HOUSE.
with all necessary out-houses: one SAW-MlLI;: one
CORN-MILL. BLACKSMITH and WHEEL
WRIGHT-SHOPS, &c.
viii also sell the PERSONAL PROPERTY. con-
sislng of the entire outfit tor the springs and farm.
For n more minute description Of this very valuable
SpIings among other features, setting form the
great value OF the WATERS for their medicinal
properties. PERSONS desiring TO purchase are IN
vifcd 10 examine the property before day OF sale.
TERMS OF SALE: One eighth OF plrchasc-money
cash; one eighth In ninety days purchaser giving
the eor his negotiable note. satisfactorily endorsed,
with inter est from day of sale residue OF purchase
money OH credit Of one, two, and three years,
purchaser giving therefor bonds with waiver or
homestead, and approved personal security. said
bonds bearing interest from dav OF sale: purchaser
sha also be required 10 Insure the buildings said
property for the benefit of the bcneiclaries under
the decree for an amount equal TO one fourth OF the
purchase money, said !usralcc to be Kept up until
the Court otherwise direct
CHARLES NJ. BLACKBOARD,
GEORGE p. TAYLOE,
" o0-1r Commissioners.
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4 We assure Our Green-frienas there Is now
nore money in the country than we have
| use for. At the lowest calculation there is
volume OF go nlillions OF all kinds-gold.
siRer, and paper. Since the first day Of
this month all this has come to a perfect
equality, because The Government IS paying
out specie for its current expenses. The
highest estimate does not make the volume
Ia active circulation at more than ESQ mil
lions: the remaining go millions, three
fonsths. lying asleep In the bank and trea-
suTy vaults
Now, il three OF every four dollars Of our
currency lies idle, what benefit ,ssll an adj
liition OF 1000 millions accomplish2
You may swell the volume to AN ocean,
but you cannot employ or circulate my
more than the demands OF the business of
the country require; the only result will be-
Of the volume, decline of its
purchasing power. and. q Withal, tixity of
its equivalence. We, too, want plenty OF
green backs, but we want them worth one,
hundred cents to the dollar; 30 does every
iaboring m3n, and he wants It 10 stay SO.
specie.payment will make 1t stay, end Its
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It is understood that the Greenback party

It is understood that the Greenback party
will nominate naiJed ticket at their con-
yention called TO meet in this city on the
18th instant. VIE have heard the names of
several gentlemen mentioned as likely to be
placed on the Ticket. All that have been
named in that connection are men OF more
than average abiiityand possess a great deal
Of personal popularity. We would, in view
of these facts, @ana the Democrats OF
Berkeley, in their coming primaries and in
their .caunty convention, to steer clear OF
the dlQuanation OF rings and demagogues.
rs they de not, we predict sweeping de-
feat,of the ticket. There will be none so
poor as ito do it reverence.-Martinstu,g
Statesman
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Romantic Marriage.
"A woMAN's DEVOTION TO A CONVICTED Mu
rspecla, to the c CINCINNATI Commercial.]

DERER.
Especial to the Cincinnati Commercial
DAYTON, O., August 1.--Pbilip T. Ware
ham was this AFTERNOON married In Chicago
to Miss Sadie Williams. both parties OF Day
ton. The case is a STRONG instance OF Wo-
mans devotion IN love. Wareham only a
few months ago received pardon from
Governor Young and was liberated from
the penitentlary after an imprisonment OF
seven wears. He was,congicted OF murder
in the first degree, having in q quarrel, IN
which he was involved in Cincinnati.
In August, 1869, stabbed and killed David
Kirby. The case produced much interest
at the time. Both men were from Dayton,
and Wareham's relatives were members OF
the Catholic Church, and very wealthy. He
had been leading sdissipated life, but was
betrothed to Miss williams, who remained
firm in the belief of his unintentional guilt.
Some. OF the best counseliintthe State were
engaged on the case, and every effort was
made by Wareham's felativeSto save him.
George E. Pugh made+one OF his strongest
speeches in Wareham's behalf to the
Jury that convicted him. The ver-
dict found him gaIiity, but he was
sentenced to Imprisonment for life instead
OF death. Since then ssae efforts eof Miss
Williams have been untiripS land cease
less TO procure further mitigation of the
sentence. Petitions we've presentedsucces.
sfgely to Governors Hayes, Aliens Hayes lin
seeond term), and finally to :Gosernor
Young. She herself aBdeaS ored by per.
sonally iutarceding to procure his resease,
and was successful at hast, nine yearsafter
the crime had been committed. rSbe is O
woman Of twenty-eight yeGrs. attractive,
but modest and retiring in manner. HE
was twenty-one when the murder was ccn-
mitted, and is now thirty. &iae years "oi
close confinement has changed him for the
hotter