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The New York herald., 1879-11-09
CATTLE BURNED TO DEATH.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

CIscISSArI, Ohio, Nov. 8, 1879.
About eight O'Clock tonight are broke out In the
cattle attached to J. W. GaG Co.'s distillery.
corner of Eighth aud Evans streets, in the west
end of this city, and $50 beef CATTLE most OF them
ready for market, were burned to death. Tho
pens had been built frame trestle thirty feet
above the ground, ana almost the frst thing de-
stroyed was the bridge or passageway by whcn they
were driven up. so that II was impossible to get
them out. An adjoining structure which was separ-
ated from the first by brick wall was saved with
800 cattle. The loss is estimated at s6O0Oo fully In.
sured.
The New York herald., 1879-11-09
MIR. RICHARD sCHELL.

Mr.. Richard schel's condition was still unchanged
at one O'Clock this morning. His physician con-
sidered that his pulse somewhat stoadicr, but
feared that his death might be looked for st any
time within twenty -four hours.
The New York herald., 1879-11-09
A MISPLACED SWITCH.
[Br TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALp.1

NEWPORT, r. l.. Nov 8. 1879.
The train for Boston to-day left tho track BY
reason of misplaced switch. and the engine. ten
der and baggage car ploughed their way across the
sleepers and roadbed short distance before the
engineer could check their progress. gang Of
ing car, aud after delay the track cleared
and the train proceeded. The engine damaged
to the extent OF $500. No seriously injured
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Second competition for the Challenge Cup. ten
birds. handicap rse New York Gun Club rules.
No, H.r,,{v cd

The Tics were shOt on nc three bfrds. Dr.. WiIsOn
and Mr. Murphy killed all three. and Mr.. Templeton
retired, missing his second. In the next three Dr.
Wilson killed all and won the cup, Mr.. Murphy,
missing his first, got second money. DIR. Wilson
shooting with a Scott premiere and w. Murphy
with an 50 h. Parker.
The New York herald., 1879-11-09

CAPTAIN DODGE HEPOhT-G GENERAL SHERMAN
SINGULAR INDoRsEMENT-CoMMEND BY
THE SECRETARY OF WAR.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 8, 1879.
General Sherman has received q report from Cap.
tain Dodge dated I'm the field. October o." 1t
roborates in detail the published accounts Of his
recent march to the assistance Captain Payne and
his command. The report is indorsed by General
Sherman follows:-
of course commend in high terms the conduct of
Captain Dodge and his gallant company OF the Ninth
cavalry. To 60 with all expedition to the assistance
OF his fellow soldiers. then in imminent dan
complishment none the less honor
able General Pope has himself honored the
officer and his command by general order and
do not exactly understand what further honors he
wants the government to bestow. Captain Payne,
OF the Fifth cavalry, and Adjutant Cherry Fifth
honors. but the laws of the government OF the
United States do not give power to any
military superior to reward substan-
TALLY for acts of heroism and glory. All
officers and soldiers in this expedition have done
admirably, just as knew they would do. and they
have been universally applauded by all officials and
by the country. Other rewards must await the fu-
ture. 1 would have embodied this report in
my annual had it been received few days
sooner but it is too late. therefore advise
that it be published entire ut the same time with
that Of Captain Payne, also for the first time
by me to-day. W. L. SHERMAN, General.
The Secretary of War adds to the report the fol-
lowing indorsement:-
The conduct of this young officer is worthy Of the
highest commendation. GEO. w. MCCRARY,
Secretary of War.
The New York herald., 1879-11-09
ATHLETIC SPORTS.


FIFTEENTH FIELD MEETING OF THE COLUMBIA
COLLEGE ASSOCIATION.
Despite tho chilly air and threatening sky there
was large attendance of collegans yesterday after
noon on the grounds of tho New York Athletic Club
at Mott Haven to witness the fifteenth eld meeting
of the Columbia College Athletic Association. The
sports open to members OF the college. law.
medical ana mining schools. The final heat of the
hundred-yard dash was won by Il. w. Rawson.
won the onemie walk IN SIN. Ias. Il. II.
Leo, 's2. the standing broad jump, distance
ft34 in. and r "a hopkins vanlted with u the pole
and w. Eldridge the fnal heat OF the 100 yards
dash in 23x seconds. W. L. Lawson. ~, was tho
winner in the two-milo bicycle race, time Sm. 80 Is
The one-milo made by W. Newbrough, 30.
In 5m. 2hs. J. n. Bush, 80 put the shot 80 II.
in.; George H. Taylor ~. won the half mile run in
2n. 12s., and H. r. Case, 80, the two-mile walk in
Tin. 1Otss. The juniors the fna heat in the tug
of war. pulling the seniors feet. II. w. Travers.
'Y2, ran quarter Of mile in 81 seconds, and w.
j. A. Roberts half mile In 2m. 10 u.s. =. Voorhees,.
or the running broad jump. covered II II. ~ In.
W. J: Lawson won the running high jump. distance
8 ft. in Professor j. ii. Van Amringe was referee
and presented the medals to tho winners.
ORION ROWING AND ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
GAMES
The Orion Rowing and Athletic Association held
their annual fall games yesterday afternoon. at West
Side Driving Park Jersey city. The first event,
a 100 yards dash, club handicap. was won by ID. II.
Bowly. The second event throwing the ham
mcr open to all; @. A. j. Queckberncr. y. A. A. c.,
was the winner. with u IT. in. The one mile walk,
club handicap. ended in favor Of Il. Rule who had 20
seconds; his timc 8m. 671as. In throwing
tho hammer by members of the club Thomas
NJ Coughln was the winner, with 60 IT. 2 in.
The 10Oyard dash, open to all IA scratch race was
won by T.. A. Stuart, X. A. o., IN Tx seconds. Ihe
individual tug OF war was won by O. A. j. Qucck-
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berner. 8. A. A. O. The one-mie walk IA scratch
an open event was won oy James das ~ an.
dicap) open to all. had twenty-two entries. ~
was run in four trial heats. b, II. Aaher
H. H. G.. won the final heat The tug or
war had four entered from the Scottish Amer.
can A; o. Orion r. and A. A.. New York A. O.. ana
Scottish American Clubs team and the Brooklyn
CUBS team. The former team won. The New
contested and the New Workers won. The final tug
between the New York Clubs team and
th the Scottish American did not end satisfae
ut the end OF the tiIae limit The New York clubs
quartet entered protest against the weight of the
be referred to the National Association, the COM
mittee holding the medals until the matter is de-
cded. The 40 yards hurdle race handicapl was an
heats. The Anal WAS captured by j. b. Hanna,
3; A. a. c.. who was allowed twelve yards start.
G. A. c.. won the two,miIc bicycle race
The half-niie run open handicap was won by T.. J.
military tug-of-war resulted in the defeat Of tho
team representing the Ninth regiment, of this city,
msnt. Of Jersey CITY, The two-mile walk open
handicap was won by +. B. Holmes, A. A. c., who
was given the advantage Of twenty Ave seconds start
The 440 yards run. scratch race, was won by L. f.
Goodwin. A. A. c.. in 81 * seconds.
GOOD SPORT AT BAyoNNE-THE NEW JERSEY
AMATEUR ATHLETIC cLuB's MEETING.
BAyoSNE. N. J.. Nov. 8. 1879.
Good sport witnessed at tho New Jersey
Amateur Athletic Clubs games to-day The follow
ing were the events and the winners :--Thres-mile
walk. eight entries Coleman first in 29m. 52s Ber-
gel second and Williams third. Seventy ve-yard
DASH three heats. sixteen entries, seven starters;
George Young first IN seconds the second heat
won by Homer in "a seconds and the hnal by
Young in ga seconds. Tug Of war. three pulls.
teams Of six. won by Bergen team. Two-hundred-
and-twenty-yard dash. four starters. Homer. of
Elizabeth. was the winner in rs seconds. One-mile
walk seven starters. won by Romen. of New York.
in Sm. 26s.; Cole second, III Sm. 40s, and
Graham third. in sm. Ats. Tho haf-nile dash
was won by 9. Wilson, Of centreville. in Am.
32s. Ball throwing. won by Cobb. of Newark, who
threw the ball 1913 feet. The hundred-yard scrub
race was won by Kemp. OF Elizabethport. in 1OA
seconds.
The New York herald., 1879-11-09

volley. They were repused easily and Ned.
suffering the loss OF severai warsiors'
During the nigh our dead animals were hauled off.
A full supply OF water for twenty-four hours was
procured; the wounded We're cared for. in
trenchments were dug and by daylight
defence Couriers were sent out with dispatches at
midnight and a general feeling of confidence in
spired the entire command. Ammunition ana ra-
tons were distributed in the several trenches aud
felt that sense OF security for my command which
sprang from knowledge OF its gallantry and fort-
tude
most incessant fire. killing all Of our animals but
fourteen mules. but doing other damage. We
were unmoested the night of the 30th. but after
that time the enemy gave us no rest. During the
short range and one man of Company. Third
airy. shot through the face. The guard sor the
water party returned this hre with effect killing
Indian.
THE GALLANT coLoREp REsCuERs.
On the morning of the I'd, Captain Dodge and
Lieutenant Hughes with Company ID, Ninth cavalry,
came into our camp, aduing materially to fight
ing strength ana bringing the welcome news that
press i'll too high terms my appreciation of the
galantry of these brave officers and men, and it is
peculiarly gratifying to know that they have
celved the praise which such richly deserves
Colonel Merritt. with his command. after march
which has parallel. reached us this morning. and
were received with hearty and prolonged cheers by
my gallant men, whose patriotic fidelity and courage
werc thus speedily rewarded by rescue from
great and impending peril find
suitable words in which to express my admiration
for the officers and Of my command Their
conduct was beyond all praise. They were gallant
under fire. patient during suspense and confident
through all. 1t is my greatest pride to have COM
manded them, and to know that more page in
the glorious annals of the American soldier has been
by their valor. j. SCOTT PAYNE,
Captain Fifth cavalry, commanding.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-03-21
A Lively Scene

On last Saturday afternoon the
peace of our town was disturbed by a
father serious canine broil. The un.
pleasantness commenced about i
o'clock, p. M, and lasted Il consider
able lime thereafter. One OF the
bc'ligerents was gray. but the other
appeared by no means blue. The
misunderstanding soon waxed warm,
and attracted the attention of the
populace by its terocily. Mer chants
rushed from their stores, by ISLANDERS
became excited beyond description,
anu everyd dry goods box within reach
was mounted by enquiring clerks to
watch the progress of events. Ior a
time the issue seemed extremely
doubtful, and the end by no nsesns
nigh Fina ly one of our law abld.
ing citizens having the good order
and fair name Of our town at heart,
rushed in b tween the contestants
with the dete rmination to effect n set
Element. After considerable club.
bing and jerking, order was restored
and the citizens peacefully retired to
their places of nvocation. The in
quiry, was made by some of the by.
ISLANDERS if they we're mad dogs, but
the presumption is reasonable, with
so much biting and choking that they
must have got mad.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-03-21
CALIFORNIA; Abroad

Mr.. 5. u. Sanborn, representing
the firm Of A. L. Bancroft g. Co..
San Francis SEQ, one of the largest law
book establishments in the United
States. We are informed, has sold Two
sets of the American Decisions to
Me. Sis. knowlton aud Lathrop, and
Izlar and Dibble, the price of
n set being 1878. This speaks
we'll for our legal fraternity here,
and is an evidence that they are
keeping up with their profession
i'll all the States. 1t is L sin.
gular coincidence that orr fellow
townsman, Mr.. Joe Loryca, OF the
California Store, has a son, Harry
Loryea, working in this establish
ment, and that a part of the work on
these books Was done by him.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-03-21
S~orentruc 81 %I1oryen-

Where shall Ibuy my goods !? is generally
inquired. N- -
When arriving from tho CO untry, to find
the cheapest store, is desired.
Where they'll be treated kindly, respectfully
and politely, IN
Is what they like to find out, before leaving
home rightly.
The reply we2can give withou, hesitation
as ever before,
For the best and cheapest goods 60 to the
California a!erer'
Where Dry Goods. Groceries and Shoes OF
every array, -
Is sold Cheap for Cash 10y Sorcnirue g.
Loryea. ( :
You are treated with courtesy, get good
weight and measure,
And when you BUY there once, you'll call
again with pleasure.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-03-21
he Democratic Ex-Com init

tee
In obedience to the call of County
Chairman VI. l. Browning, met in
Crangeburg on Wednesday.
C%onsiderin. the general disposition
after Il campaign to relapse into u
slirit of apathy and indifference, the
attendance was very good, and should
be gratifying to the new Chairman.
The deliberations, we understand,
were harmonious in every respect,
and the good Of the party seemed to
be the guiding principle with every
member present.
suggestions were made looking to the
interest of citizens prosecuted on
political grounds, the purport Of which
will be communicated, we suppose, to
the Clubs.
The County Chairman WAS al.
vised to call a Convention, at the
t'VpSi tiulS, nllCll VIII lbl 10 very
long, for the purpose of nominating a
Democratic candidate for PROBATE
Judge and Z, unity Commissioner.
The Probate office will he filled
earlier than that of County Com
missioner. but it proposed for the
same Convention to make the nomi.
nations at the same time.
1T may be well to explain here that
both of these will be unexpirel ,ern,
To be filed, which the law requires
shall be done by appointment by the
Governor, but the object of the Con-
vention will be to name for the Gov
ernor the peoples choice.
We trust that this pleas ant and
harmonious m~eetingsmay he regard
ed as an index of the spirit which
will control the Democratic party of
Orangeburg in all its future opera
tons.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-03-21
Military

M alitary-
See order of Gen. Izlar in another
column. The Roberts rifles are con.
demned and called in. There will be
3 review of the troops shortly by
Adjt Gen. Noise.
The Orange Light Dragons, Capt.
Hayden's company, had a drill and
company meeting in town last Satur-
day, at which the turn out was re-
markably good. After the meeting
On election was held for Orderly
Sergeant, this Office being made
vacant by the promotion of r.. II.
Riley as 3rd Lieutenant. After
spirited ballotiny Mr.J q. Punches,
of the Rowesvil. e squad was elected.
Florida, Oar Land of Flowers.
A throng of sufferers with coughs
and colds, annually 60 South to en-
JOY the ethereal millness of the lanl
tt'lowers TO them ywc would say
the necessity Of that expensive trip is
obviated by C"usscns' compound
honey Of tar, which speedily cures
the coughs and colds incident to this
rigorous cline. For public speakers
it SURPRISES the D~cmosthenic r.gi-
men of "pebblcs an sea Shore
clearing the throat until the voice
rings with the silvery cadence of q
bell. Use Cous$cns' Compound
Honey of Tar. Price so cents a
bottle. For sale by Dr.. j. G. Wan
numaker.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-03-21
Dime ES cad &

The seconl .rics of Iii ne readings
Of the Y. NJ. G. a. will take place
Friday evening, March 18TH instant.
Pomineit :itil m{ hlv, raa>eicel To
read, and the. Committee having
charge of the music report they will
be able to aft I'D our citizens a rare
treat. Tickets purchls.ji an! not
used at the first reading will be good
at this second one. Our people will
show Ivy their presence, we are sure.
their appreci alton OF these entertain
ments.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-03-21
PERSONAL

Personal
We were glad to greet our old
friend Joe Anger in our Office OH
Wednesday last. He represents the
Ecle cite, Que of the Lest literary
magazines IN the land, and is travel
ing ali over the Southern states in
its interest, as we'll as for the we'll
known Publishing House of T.. II.
fcl:"n, New York.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-03-21
Clock Again

Reliable information Just received
that The town clock will only cost
$3.50 put up completely in steeole, to
TO slricke every hour like old It
%hiichacls. More next week.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-03-21
BEWARE OF IMITATION
NOTICEa

1t coming to the notice of the Coroner of
this County that persons have been neglect
full Of advising him of sudden deaths,
whether by accident or otherwise, their a.
tent on is respectfully called to the penalty
for such 4 violation of the law as is pre-
scribed in the Revised Statutes Chapter 49,
Section %.
j.. J. MITCHELL,
Coroner, o. Co.
mar II q
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-03-21
sickness

SICK m CSS--
We regret to learn of the severe
illness OF Mrs. Andrew G. Dibble at
Ban,berg; also, i'll our W town that
an infant child Of Mr.. Robert Nc
kcwn vas seriously i'll on last Sun.
day.
We also regret to learn that Mr.
II. :. Butler is lying dangerous ly i'll
ut BrnmchvilIe. His son has left
urangcburg to be with him.
We are also panied to learn Of tile
severe illness Of tw1 chill rem of our
,ownsman Mr.. L. u. Wolfe.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-03-21
a maj ID =. lntory-

Anhb ..lntory-
We are informed that quite u feat
in walking was consummate,l i'll our.
own County n feS days ago.
Rev. Huffman, so years Of age,
walked from Edgcfcld County, q dis
lance Of IS miles, in two days, and
then preached on Sunday i'll ST. Mat.
thews Church.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-03-21
HID ydrOphObin-

We learn that n fine dog Of Mr., r.
q Albergotti's died last sunday
morning of this long continuing
disease, which in times past, seems to
have been restricted to the dog days
alone.
The singular circumstance in this
case is, that this dog was bitten six
months ago by one Of his settlers that
went mad and died, and that the dis.
ease has Just de veloped itself.
The first symptoms appeared on
Friday, when the dog was locked up,
the form appearing to be the mild
rather :han the tcrocious.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-03-21
Tanllcry liza

Mr.. Hnllin iiggs has bought the
right trm Mr.. Powers tor modern
ana improved tanning. and has just
been ola Il visit 10 Dnko, 5 e., taking
with him Mr.. Nm. Prusncr, in order
to get tnl' INSTRUCT lis upon the new
plan. He co,templates establishing
the tannery ut his spring.
He also bought y new engine in
Columbia. aud carried his old ma
chinery to be worked over, in order
that he may soon lie establish his
mills.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-03-21

Notice
There will be a meeting Of the
Pomona Grange at Orangeburg on
the first Saturday III. april 1879, at
II O'Clock Nj. Subordinate Lodges
are respectfully requested to send
full delegations. business Of i'm
portauce will be transacted
L. j. FIELDER, Master.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-03-21
vi asonic il:. store

Mr. A. Fischer has raplenished lis
stock of groceries and liquors with the
finest gnohs ,tlnt could he purchased
from the best markets. Give him Il
call.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-03-21
Court Mouse pcmocraaic Club

Members OF the Orang ,burg Court
House emocratic Club are requested
to attend Il meeting Of said Cub Oh
] tuesday, evening next at 8 O'clock.
sharp. Tor such business rs may be
brought before said meeting.
j. w. MosLLLY, President.
;. II. MEi.LIcu AMP, Secretary.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-03-21
Grand Opening

OF Mad III Demorest's Reliable
Patterns for Spring and Summer.
1879, novel, graceful and elegant
fashions, Mt Theodore Kuhn'> Empp-
rum. Cal! Tor catalogue. Ais new
and desirable piints Just received.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-03-21
a big Fish Dinner

Is in prospect on the Shntee River
on Good FRIDAY. We nov that all
who atten will enjoy thens lives. as
the people of ST. Matthews never fail
in Sucn matters.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-03-21
The Members

The MCmbcrB
Of the Orangeburg Lodge Knights
Of Honor are requested to attend n
meeting of said Lodge OH Monday
evening March Gath, at u o'clock,
at the Odd Fellows Hall. a full
attendance is desired.
j. L.. HEIDTmAN, Reporter.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-03-21

Dir. +. a. S~cliley will be prepared
on next Monday, to take pictures Of
NIL styles. Parents wishing pictures
OF their children will now have an
opportunity Of procuring go d ones.
Go ut once as he will remain here
only ten days.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-03-21
County Claims :

Persons who want money would do
well to 60 to Mr.. Copes' office, and
examine the notice over his door, aud
if they have any County clam cor
responding with any number there
designated, To call at his office on
Saturday and get paid
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-03-21
Don't Forget

JOINT FORGET
10 call in at the Original Wanna
Bakery" and examine MIR. Eros
goods and prices see his advertise.
mcnt in to-duy's issue.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-03-21
Violet link

y EOEGt HEX
The above ink, prepared by Mr.
Kirk Robinson, is Of excellent quail.
ty. We i"vA tried it and recon-
mend it to all penmsn. 1t a,ws
freely, keeps II good color An ha,
no corrosive ingredient to injurs the
pen.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-03-21
w lay rs iG

SyIny is it
That the grocery store Of Mr.. p.
W. Bull is so well p~atronized i? BE.
cause it is always stocked with every.
thing in that line Of the very best
quality! Go and see for yourselves.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-03-21
Fresh Beef

Mr.. Morgan, Of Charleston. h,s
come up to Orangcburg and intends
to establish Il beef stall where every
body may be regularly supplied with
beeisteaks. This is Il want sadly
felt.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-03-21
NOTICE,

My connection with the TIMES
having ceased on the 1st of January,
1879, by the sale of the property to
Meesrs. Mellichamp' & Edwards, I
hereby authorize MIR. w. A. Edwards
to collect and receipt forall amounts
due me on the paper as its proprietor
up to the aforesaid date.
GEORGE BOLIvER.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-03-21
H'illede.


A pedlar passing off as a drummer
for IL large establishment AMI thus
eva,ling the license was take, befnre
his Honor on Tuesday aud fined S..
This is as it should be.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-03-21
or Sale

a most healthy and pleasantly
located town lot will, II cottage there,
on and II most excellent well OF water.
Apply |; this office
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-03-21
UP AgNin

We are pleased to see that Dr..
Elliott, who was suffering from u
severe stroSe Of sickness. last week, is
upagain and on the street. ~,
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-03-21

NOTICE.
The undersigned will file his final ao-
count as Guardian Of Alice v. Gardner
with the Hon. Probate Judge;for Orange
burg County oil he 3lst day of March next,
and apply for letters Of Dismissory.
Gle. GUARDNER,
Guardian.
Feb. 2sth 1879. A,