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adelante no encontraras en- mi rostro
una nube, porque va to conozco mu.
cho tempo tardaste en- declararte, mu-
cho tempo, Jorge, pero Dios, que vela
por los buenos, te ilumino en- este instan.
te para impedir un crlmen.
d Un crfmen? 1 que es esto2 pro-
rumpio Jorge fuera de 81.
i La desesperacion no reconoce IL
mites
=; Un suicide por ventura?
ii No Sc! una desgracia terrible
ID iQuieres que me vuelva loco |?
Explicame ese espantoso secreto
-Te amaba con delirio, y siempre te
veia reservado, evitando nasta mis- ca.
ricias. iPodfa ell alma de una mujer
apasionada estar contenta Ahora mis-
mo, teniendote mi lado, I no estabas
leios de mi? No buscabas en- ese pa
pei una distraction, prescindiendo de tu
mujer, que devoraba en- silencio tan hu-
millante olvido? En- los primeros amos
de nuestro matrimonio no leias mas ana
en- mis- Il 8, no encontrabas mas cncantoa
que los de mi cara, no anhelabas m8s
companfa que Ia de tn esposa !; me en-
senaste NAL, y cuando to fuiste aleian-
do, empece sentir las profundidades
del vacio, esa negacion que trae al pen-
samiento las exaltaciones, y que hace
acariciar, primaro, el horror de Ia des-
ventura. y despues, Ia Illusion deIcri.
men. Perdoname, Jorge, pero dud6 de-
ii cuando SO duda de la persona anna.
de, el mundo Gambia de faz 4 los oios
del triste. y no hay lfmites para Ia ina
ginacion que se desborda.
lomtiasara
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Copiamos de un colega de Ma
drid
En- el Congreso de Verona celebra-
do en- 1922, los principles SO ocuparon
en- prohibir las logias masonicas en- sus
respectivos Esta1os, vel que reclamo es-
ia medida con mas ardor y energia fue el
conde de Haugwih, primer ministro del
rey de Prussia, que en- la Memoria leida
con este motive, no temi6 decir:
"Ap6nas mayor de edad era 20 frac-
mason, y nae hallaba afliado Ell los gra-
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Existe en- Newport, Estados- -Unidos, una
joven llamada Ida Lewis, hija del torrero
del faro de Lime Books, va difunto, que es
en- el nadar y en- 10 intrepida en- ell mar una
vidas de naufragos, y no hace mucho que
tuvo una entrevista con ell celebre nadador
mencionado. La anciana madre de Ida
quedo hecha cargo del faro que cuidara su
esposo hasta que por sus achaques renuncio
Ia plaza. El secretario Sherman nombro a
con $3.50 anuales, haciendole saber que le
daba esa plaza de sus padres "como una
muestra de aprecio por sus mobiles y heroi-
cos esfuerzos para salvar vidas humans"
aumentandole ell sueldo en- $3.50. Esa modesto
credencial ha sido muy aplaudida por la
prensa americana. La joven desempena con
puntualidad sus funciones de torrera con-
serva su madre consigo.
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combate, y hay corazones tan sensibles
que un ligero roce los lastima, como
hay almas y corazones tan bien templa
dos que resisten las furias del huracan
sin conmoverse. iSoy debil | He ahi
la explicacion de aquel suspiro he ahi
la explicacion de estas lagrimas!
-Pero, 1 existe causa, por peque1a
que sea, que produzca en- tt ell menor
trastorno moral?
81, Jorge.
-Entonces, Onelia, vuelvo empezar
mi examen, porque necesito aquella ex-
plicacion.
Me hallar1a dispuesta q conceder-
tela, aunque no tie asistiera el derecho
para pedlrmela.
-Veo con gusto que entras en- razon,
y me prepare q oirte con Ia calma que
el case requiere, dijo ell marido arrella-
nandose de nuevo en- Ell mecedor.
Onelia SO sent6 en- una silla q su lado,
y cogiendo entire sus manos la derecha
del j6ven, que Ia abandon6 sin resisten.
cia, le dijo:
ID Me amas, Jorge ?
Este dio un salto en- ell asiento, incor-
porandose y miro fjamente su mu-
jer, que sin alterarse volyi6 q pregun-
tarle
Jorge, ime amas mucho?
Entire los grandes recursos que, segun
antes indiqu6, presta Ia imagination 4
las mujeres en- los casos dificiles, Sc
cnentan el fEgimiento dramatico y la
sublimidad de la mimica sin saberlo
ella misma, sin estudio acaso, como la
actriz que representa- un papel en- la es-
cena, habla en- aquel momento tanta
verdad en- la impression de Onelia, habia
en- sus ojos tanto carino, que Jorge no
supo asteRaeEse Dc u asechaaza copyp-
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III A 1 r I

Por las noticias de Haiti que publican los CO.
1egas de san Thomas vemos que la insurreccion
ha fracasado completamente. Boisrond Ca
nal ha sometido, sin efusion de sangre, las po-
blacones de Satrou, Saint Michel y Laroche,
1nicas que estaban alzadas. Los cabecas
andan fugitivos por los Dosques Eli obeto de
la insurrecclon era la deposition del presiuen.
to Canal, el restablecimiento del papel moneda
V el echar del poder los liberales.
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Nuestro colega El Agente ha empezado a
publicarse diariamente del mismo tamaiio y por
ell mismo precio que antes tenia. LIE deseamos
bu n exito en- su heroica empresa.
TEMPO hace que estudiamos nosotros la re-
materiales, con la frecuencia de comunica-
clones que tenemos, hay los sufcientes para
llenar con interes un diario del tamano de El
Agente aun del BOLETIN Pero la aritmetica
nos dice con ku l6gica contundente que para
que este pueda tener lugar sin que la empresa
sucumba bajo ell enorme peso de los dobles
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una mujer, debe e1igir de ella, ademas
de la correspondence, la explicacion de
todos los sentimientos que revelen la
menor contrariedad un suspiro es
del alma combatida una
lagrima es desprendimiento del corazon
lastimado; detras de los suspiros vie
nen las lagrimas, como detras del relam-
pago viene el trueno; ambos anuncian la
tempestad. He visto la luz del relam-
pago en- ell cielo de nuestro amor, y lle-
go preguntarte Sque tienes! / por
que sufres ?. -.
Los ojos de Onelia Sc habian nubla-
do, y aquellas palabras hicieron tai efec-
to en- su amino turbado, que las lagri-
mas asomaron sus parpados las Ia
grimas son como la polvora, que GUAM
do Sc infama no puede estar encerrada
y busca salida, siendo tanto mas terri
BILE la explosion, cuanto mas comprimi-
da Sc encuentre. Las palabras del ma
rido csyeron en- el corazon de la mujer
como la chispa, y las lagrimas Sc des-
bordaron.
Jorge King Sc puso en- pie y pasan-
dose las manos por los ojos, exclamo
ID Que es este /? va no hay aqui va
cilaciones !; 10 que hace latir violenta-
mente mi pulse es un presentimiento.
| Dios milo 49,.
Y volvi6 caer en- Ell sillon como he
rido por alguna idea terrible. Onelia,
abriendo mucho los ojos, comprendi6
la eritica situacion en- que SO hallaba
colocada y 81 peligro que corria por los
temores que asaltaban Ia mente de su
marido sobreponi6ndose ent6nces, con
81 yalor que distingue q las muieres en-
los mayores peligros, busc6 uno de esos
recursos que nunca les mega Ia imagi-
aacion para Veneez las diaeultsdes mas
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Las correspondencias de Italia no
han dado conocer successes impor-
tantes. Ell ministerio Depretis Sc va
sosteniendo trabajosamente y Sc Sos
tendra por no poder hallar otro has
ia que Sc acuerde la disolucion del
Parlamento y unas elecciones gene
rales den por resultado una Camara
en- que pueda haber mayorfa guber-
namental.
En- las naciones de Europa no
mencionadas en- esta correspondent
cia no ha habido successes pollticos
notables en- los ounce dias dltimos.
j. q. S.
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Nuestro amigo el licencado en- derecho civil
n 9 lose De- ae ha
estudio de abogado ELL la misma poblac,n
La inteligencia, probidad y laboriosdad dc es-
te buen jurlsconsulto sin duda le atraeran nu-
merosa clientela, como de todas veras le desea-
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TELEGRAMAS VIA SAN THOMAS

n. York, febrero 17.-Despachos del
Cabo dicen que 1000 Zulus han sido re-
chazados por 100 soldados britanicos
en- Bou:ke's Drift.
Ha sido retirado de Bucharest el re.
presentante russo.
Ell tratado defnitivo de paz entire Ru-
sia y Turquia ha sido ratifcado por las
potencias.
Id. 18.--Noticias de Natal dicen que
SO esperan ALI las tropas de Ceylan pa
ra ell 10 de MARIO para auxiliar q los in
gleses en- la guerra contra los Zulus. Ya
llegaron refuerzos de Sta Elena.
Sc dice de Paris que Ell gabinete ha
rechazado la clausula en- que se perdo-
naban los crimenes polfticos de los CO.
munistas. M. de Marcere, ministro del
Interior, dirigiendose q la Camara so-
bre este asunto, pidi6 que confase en-
el gobierno.
La huelga de Liverpool esta dismi-
nuyendo.
MERCADOs.
N. York, id.-Regular buen reGno,
6sas.
Londres, d.-Mascabado 18 ch. 6 p.
Consolidados ingleses 96 /. Franceses
77.3O.
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81 pals casi desierto, las molestan con
guerrillas que hacen diffciles las pro-
visiones del ejercito y preparan obs
taculos para la retirada de. los inva-
sores. Ell invierno es I'm auxiliar de
los afghanes pues produce muchas
Intermediates inevitables d las tro-
pas invasoras.
De la polltica hay POGO que decir.
Los partidos liberal y conservador
Sc estan preparando para las cleo
clones generates que no deben de-
morarse mucho.
La oposicion ataca la pol1tica ex-
tranjera y la gestion de Hacienda
del Gabinete Disraeli que hace gastos
oneroslsimos para el pals:
NM. Lowe y Gladstone son capa-
cidades 6nancieras muy superiores d
las que rodean al Conde de Beacors
field.
Cuando, en- 1868, Gladstone reem-
plaz6 q Disraeli, la situacion 6nan-
ciera estaba complicadfsima los i'm
puestos eran gravosos y los presu-
puestos tenian gran deficit.
En- 1874 Gladstone legaba a los
conservadores un excedente de cinco
millones de libras esterlinas, exec
dente que ha desaparecido para vol
yer al deficit.
Sir Stafford Northcote tiene q su
cargo una obra diflcil.
La deuda hotante Sc valda actual
mente en- unos % millones de libras,
y sera necesario convertir en- conso-
lidada una parte de esta deuda.
Mr.. Gladstone ha publicado un
folleto titulado Biogrgias en- que
trata varias cuestiones pollticas y da
cuenta de las transforlnaciones que
han suffido las opiniones de varios
hombres de estado de Inglaterra.
Hay paz general q pesar de las
crisis economicas, industriales y CO.
merciales, y del aumento considera-
bic del pauperismo ingles.
Nv
Las noticias recibidas de la Ale
mania no avanzan las dadas en- la
anterior correspondence. Sigue eje-
cutandose rigorosamente la ley con.
ira los soclallstas y siguen tambien
las preocupaciones del gobierno diri-
gidas 4 aumentar los impuestos p1-
blicos y los productos de la renta de
las aduanas para atender a los mu-
chos gastos que exige la que es hoy
la primera potencia militar de Eu-
ropa.
Las negociaciones pendientes con
la Santa Sede no han dado hasta
ahora resultados satisfactorios, pero
Sc buscan medios de conciliacion pa.
ra concluir la question religiosa. E
asunto es dificil porque los protes'
tantes alemanes son POGO accesibles
a las concesiones que ell Papa exige
y como ellos estan en- mayorla en- e.
Parlamento, el gobierno tiene que
contemporizar con los que lie ayudar
en- sus proyectos.
Hay paz en- todo ell imperio d pc.
sar de las crisis que perjudican tante
q todos los proluctores y al gobierne
mismo.
~
Las correspondencias de Italia nc
han dado d conocer successes impor'
tantes. Ell ministerio Depretis sc va
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lDIIiIJ MIRGIITI DI PTIR7O-RICO.
Jueve., 90 de Febrero de 1879.

CORRESPONDENCE ESPECIAL
DEL "BOLETIN MERCANTIL.. y
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PARIS, febrero 10 de 1879.

REylsTA poLrT1cA DE EUROPA.
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Los despachos teIegrafcos habra
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OBITUA AIRY.

McDOWELL.-Mr, JAMES AL!XANpgR Nc
DowELL was born in Union Dist, S, c.. Februa
ry IA, 1904, and died December IL, 1878, near
the place where he was born. His disease was
dropsy, Eand although he suffered much, vet
through all his atiiclion he never murmured
and calmly glidcd from time to eternity. He
became fully aware, many weeks before the time
ofhis departure, that his days were numbered and
occupied himself in setting his house in order,
that he might be fully prepared for the solemn
ch'nge of worlds. For forty four years he was
q member of Fair Forest Presbyterian Church.
and the latter part of his life was spent in the
study of the Holy Scriptures, which he had
been taught from child. Mr.. Mcdowell leaves
an afflicted wife, without any children, to mourn
his departure; but while with O bleeding heart
she Knows that she will behold him no more on
earth, she looks forward to q blissful reunion in
that world of rest where separations are never
known and where God shall wipe away all tears.
May the blessing Of the God of the widow come
upon the bereaved wife.
"How blest the righteous when he dies,
When sinks weary soul to rest
How mildly beams the closing eye
How gently leaves the expiring breath.
Life s duty wane rs sinks the clay
Light from its load the spirit flies
"hile heaven and earth combine to say
How best the righteous when he dies"
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As to the conversation with the witness, Greer,
In which the prisoner, after the shooting, said
to him, "don't say anythhg.about what I said
10 you this mornisg." is tho prisoner s.explana-
tion satisfactoryf You will consider that he
did not,know then that the deceased was NOR
tally wounded that he had not the slightest
knowledge Tint he would die. Prisoner says,
when lspoke to Greer l did not have trial
in my mnd-it was just after tht shooting and
aweek before thedeath Of deceased You are
the judges e fthh y circumsiapco that ysltI
lead You to oonclusiot that the prisoner had
, conceaImcnt md malice
- Those are the salient points of the evidence,
md from these you arc to say if the prisoner at
the bar is guilty of murder with malice afore-
thought, or if he shot his pistol in self defense
TO preserve his own life or prevent some great
bodily harm. You are the judges.
The law Of homicide has been fairly and cor
rcctly laid down by tho learned aud eminent
jurist, who first addressed you. His clear, ju-
iicial mind. undimncd by age, his sense of JUS
tice. heightened by approaching death, would
not permit him to say one word, that would mis-.
lead your minds or to mako one single appeal TO
you, but justice, pure justice, as it came to man
from the throne Of God.
And could not help deeply sympathizing
with my venerable friend, when he alluded to
The great and good man, the Grahd-father of the
prisoner at the bar. 1t has been my sad duty
on this Circuit, to have brought before me on
Euo SueT4e ot muruer, Al Laurens, the son CT
an old friend, one Of the most distinguished
lawyers and eminent citizens in all this up
country. And to-day stands before me, the
grandson of IN old and valued friend, one of
The most horned and virtuous Judges who ever
adorned the Bench of South Carolina, or added
character to the history of his State. The pris-
oner at the bar bears that illustrious name, and
1t is for you to say il the name is to be tar
nished by verdict of guilty Of murder.
If under aH the circumstances of this case,
you come to the conclusion, without q reasona-
bio doubt, that the prisoner is guilty of murder
with malice aforethought, you will say barely
Guilty, and no more.
If on the other hand, you como to the con-
cluson that the prisoner 6red the pistol shot
under the apprehension that his life was threat
ened by the deceased, or that he was in danger
OF some serious bodily hahn, you will say Not
Guilty, and no more.
The Jury retired at the conclusion of the
Judges charge. and after m absence of about
hve minutes returned verdict of "Not Guilty"
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Fair Forest Union,

The next meeting of the Fair Forest Union
will be held with the Padgett's Creek Church on
Friday before the 9th Sunday in this month,
March, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. A full at
tendance of Delegates is earnestly requested.
Having mslaid the proceedings of the last
meeting am unable to publish the names of
persons appointed TO perform stated services.
G. b. BOBO, Sec'y.
Mhrch lO 81
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SrAnTANBuRG Coon ENOUGH FOR HIM.-Mr.
). ID. Switzer, who went to Texas few years
ago, returned last month, fully satisfied with
western life. lie thinks the old hills of Spar
tanburg good enough for him. Spartanbur ,
extends warm welcome to all of her returniuc q
SINS. Como back home boys-Sn1rion
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The FnASxIx0 PRIvILEaE.--A decision has
been rendered by the attorney general that Con-
gressmen elect arc entitled 10 the frankHnp
privilege from the commencement of the term
of service whether sworn In or not. This gives
members elect to the Forty Sixth Congress that
privilege from tho 4th Of March next.
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The ELECTION Law NoRrH.-Philade,pbi.
February 26.-sydney T. Thomas,- election
judge John Boyd and Mark Seldom, inspectors
. ocalpoli;ican were to-day held in Sa, 600 bail
for misdem sanor and conspiracy in conducting
the election.
Troy, N. c., February 28.-warrants have
been issued by Justice Smith, of Lancinpburg
for the arrest Of % members of the Troy Com
slmon Council, Is Democrats and 10 Republicans.
Xiolat,on OF the election law In Designating
: 4QIiing places where liquor is sold. The com.
splainants are Greenbackera.
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Executors Final Notice.

RY permission Of Hon. David johnson, Jr.
- Probate Judge of Urion County. will on
she 3lst day of March, 1879, make my final re-
turn as Executor of the will Of Martha billiard.
deceased, and apply for Letters dismissary.
All persons having demands against the said
deceased must present them, properly attested,
on or before that day, or they will be forever
barred and all persons indebted to said do.
ceased must make payments Ly that time.
SEABORN DILLAD.
Ex'r Of Will Of Martha billiard.
Feb % O. =.
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GRRESBAcK ORGANIZATION. Tho leaders of
the Greenback party at Washington are taking
means TO perfect their organization, and have
accepted m offer from nj. NJ. Pomeroy, of Chi
,esgo, to furnish q list Of the Greenback clubs
chartered by him.
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Notice..

Notice.
A LII persons having claims against Union
"a County, NOT ALREADY AUDITED, are hereby
notified to present the same to the Board of
county Commissioners, properly attested, by
the 1st day Of April, 1879.
by order of the Board,
W. L. GOUDELOCK, Chm.
March 10 A,
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CoNGREss.--The President, rs was expected,
vetoed tho Chinese immigration bill. He falls
back on the Burlingame treaty, and does not
propose to 60 behind the returns in that agree.
ment. The bill to pay arrears ofspensions was
passed with nm amendment giving pensions to
veterans Of the Mexican War. Judge Mackey
will now be in. The long expected report of the
Potter Committee was made Saturday and adop-
ted In committee by q vote Of 6 democrats to 8
republicans, Butler being absent. The repub-
licans will make minority report. The Senate
Committee raised the appropriation for Charles
ton harbor to $3.50 900, and il is thought that il
will pass in that shape. The sugar bill and
Pacific railroad bill are dead for the session
The yellow fever bill causes great confusion, and
it's fate was doubtful Sunday night Sunday the
House met at half past 0 O. clock in continuance
of Saturdays session, and after discharginp
certain business took short recess After
hearing report or two they took another re-
cess until night.
The senate committee rejects the House sec
tions of the appropriation bill providing for the
repeal Of the election law and the test oath. 1t
was the opinion Of the best informed members
of both Houses late Sunday evening that an ex.
ira session was inevitable. Spartan.
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Notice of Final DiscbaTre,

RY permission of David johnson. Jr.. Jnd~a
- Of Probate, 1 will, on the 2oth dav Of
March next, make my final return as Admins.
traitor Of the estate Of John @. Kcndrick. de.
ceased, and apply for letters dismissary from
All persons having claims against said estate
must mus present them, on or before that day, prop
cry arrested, or they will be forever barred /,
and all persons indebted must make navrsn;
on or before that day. '.e"'
a. FRANK KENDRIGK, Adm,r.
re0Go % - d,x
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MARRIED.

WRIGHT-CARTER- Married, on the 9th
February, 1879, by Rev. A. A. James, Mr.. W.
1. WRIGHT and Miss EMMA CARTER, all of Union
County.
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PERSONAL PUMMELLING.-An alteration
occurred in the lobby of the United States SEN
ate about 10 O'Clock to-nigh between Don Piatt
and VIM McGarrahan, which though of very
brief duration resulted in Piatts being badly
Pummelled about the head and face. Tie alter
cation grew out of personal illusions to McGar-
rahan published editorially in the Sunday Capi-
tol
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JUSTICE TO CHARLESTON AND THE STATE
Washington, February 21.-The conference com
nuttee on the river and harbor bill to-day agreed
10 make ithe appropriation for tho jettics IN
CharlestouharSor S25OO00, inst cad of s 100, 600
as proposed by the House. The main REASONS
influencing the increase were that thea siDal,er
sum would not allow the work to be carried 81
anu what is done preserved, and that such work
can be done far more, cheaply, in PROPORTION,
with large appropriations than with small opss
senators Butler and Patterson were indefatisf
ole IN prcssingthese Views, and in securing SUP.
port for the appropriation.
ms Is not the only good work done to-day
Inc Senate committee on appropriations have
inserted In the sundry civil appropriation bill
provision for the payment of the claim of the
state OF South Carolina for money lent to the
United States by the State after the war of
1917. Tho sum lent, with the interest, now
amounts to between $500, 900 and $500, 900.
The FaEEMAsONs.-At the end of the last wear
the number of Freemasons in the world was
ABOUT o,0OO,0O0, and of lodges about 5 900. In
Hermany there were 342 lodges, in Switzerland
90, Hungary A, Roumania IL, Servia ], Eng
land aud Wales l,1S7, Scotland 334, Ireland
Zo9, Gibraltar 8, Malta 4, Holland and Luxem-
burg 46. Belgium Is. Denmark Z, Sweden and
Norway IL, France 2S7, Spain about 500, Portu-
gal Z2, Italy, ITO, Greece IL, Turkey, 26, Ecypt
70, Iunis z, Algeria IL, Morocco 2, the West
Coast Of Africa IL, African Islands 25, the Cane
VI, Arabia (Aden) +, India 1lS, Indian Islands
i6, China 10, Japan s.. Australian Islands 4,
Australia 229, New leland "a, United State
1854, Canada $50, Cuba 30, Hayti 81, West In
dian Islands G5, Mexico 13, Brazil 25G, other
states in South America '170.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-03-07
Observation-Disclosures Circuit.

Ihere VIII be preaching at Flat Rock on the
9th Sunday in March and Saturday before, at
o. m. The brethren and friends will take no.
nce OF this, and please be prompt Services will
begin exactly at the time given for each Church.
March Bird, 1879. 10 q,