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1T. rAut. Mimi, Jan. 19.-l)cpusr-,h
Turks was arratGncd in tic sfnntcfpal Court to-
day TN d warrant for kidnapping, when Ills ex-
animation was postponed Till Wednesday, be.
CAUSE Ut the absence u the culluscf engaged for
hts defense. Tho Court committed lin In de-
fault Of $ 600 ball, and he rctnalus III charge OF
Sheriff Hing. Numerous oilers Of bail wcro vol
unfairly made byrcsponablo citizens, but Durka
declined to givc bail, probably to avoid arrest On
unotller warrant said to have been sworn out ut
saltwater. Duskc's prisoner, Frank, WINS re-.
leased on arrival hcr9 Sunday mornir,g, aud
supplied with money, Notwithstanding his re-
Gems failure in business, aud 1t IS related TINT
pending the h5hcas corpus proccetlinRs at llnd.
ton hc ripped open shs bosom lining Of be shlrt
l,!a wlfc to pay the lawyers employed by her.
The newspapers hero falsely represent public
feeltn as excited over Proceedings In this case.
III tic absence Of osaer local esents OF tmpur.
tanec, and bceanse of.its novelty, Il ts much
talked ot: but there Il no great amount Of feel.
tnR displayed, except by those Immediately in
tcrestcd. The public geueerally regard Il o.
ssflgsSS q y w,
tze to-uorruw, but, from The remarks Of
O'tsrlcn, Acting Prosecuting Attorney, In court
to-tlay, It Rprcars that the Frank pnrty VIII
not u,lslcrtnko to indlet Burke tiIi thcy hasc
gouc into tho merits of The case on The csasnna-
tton lrforc tho Municipal Court. Vnricn. whose
firm wna employed BY tho Frank party when
Erank was arrested, Visited tiov, Plltabury to-
day and cndcnyorcd to convince lin, he should
rcYokc tho warrant for the nrrcst of Frnnk In
Difference to tic DECISION Of tho Wisconsin Court.
The tioycrnor warmly refused to revoks It.. In
tue course OF tho conversation, Olrien Is RaIl 10
have intlhlntcd tlIat It Burke should auntn OBJ
tain posseEsiou Ut Frauk ard run him through
Wisconsin, tbs people OF 81. Crotx County would
stop lin with fnreo, II necessary. Tie Gov-
csnor, however, decs!ucl TO eeustdcr anytl!ue
else than tho rcqrtslt!on papers on which he hnd
actctl by tho ptivtee OF tha Attorncy.t,eneral,
aud which arc pronounced by that Official to ba
| colnplctu IN fortn aud n,attcr.
, 1879-01-14
OBITUARY,

fpFe7dl U9xp1fcA . IN 7|76VNA
MILWAukRR, Jan. la-Lnyt ]. Merrtck, mi
old rcsident Ut Milwaukee. and at uus tilne
prominently engaged III business hers, died at
the Kirby lfou,c this morning, AGED II years.
Ueccascd had been sufferer from paralysis for
several years past, AMI ucyer fully recovered.
Ono Of his soma 10 ths junior member Of the flrtn
Ut Spa1dlug d AcFEtck. extchAiya Chicago tubac-
contsts.
Atfeial DfspuEca to 7Hs Tftsuns
DLooAlaurok ILL.,, Jau. 1H-.Iula AcDocald.
Of lfeywoslh, died to-day, uxed ID. lie WIZ an
old settler of McLcau Cuunty, a.id . wrallhy
and respected citizen. 1le was tho father u
Mrs. Peter Whlt,urr aud Mss. Joab brigham, Of
hloolntn@tpa.
.Sntr1si Dyteasek IA 7as T+i5ars.
CLINTON, ILL.,. jill. l4-Mrs. Adams, wife Of
our lute and lauaentcd d.. ~. ". Adams. died
" thsa s!ty ycasesdsy <sun!ay, :nes"snx at:es IN
Of thu Ieadiag meinsers Of the u. i. CHURCH Of
ths elty. 8:
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GREAT BRITAIN.
auI.AlI PHENOMENA.

by tnbt IN Ato itrk Herald.
LONDON, Jan. III. Norman Luckyer,
the distinguished English astronomer, has
just informed mo thai he hrs obtained CYL
dence that the bright lines Of tho solar chro-
mosphoro ara chiefly limos dus to tho not yet
1so|atcd bases OF fourteen so.cal1cd elemoutB,
and that tho solar phcnomona in their totnl'ty
aro, in all probability, duo to dissertiou at
tho rhotospherio lovel and association at
higher levels. In this way vertical currents
In the solar atmosphere both ascending and
descending causo intonso absorption In tho
spots. Their association with tie facu1p
and the apparently continuous spectrum Of
tue corona and its structure thus find easy
solution. Mr.. Lockyer thus apparently ex.
plains all liftlcu1tics mot by the observers Of
tho solar eclipse Of last year.
IN TltK BREAKERS.
The American SLIP Thonas II. Reed.
Capt. Small. bound from San Francisco for
Liverpool, went ashore In tho breakers In
Frcshwatcr bay, near SHINY Head, yester-
day. Tho sea was running very high at tho
ti,ue, aud, although tho rocket apparatus
was sooa On tho spot, great difl-
Guilty wsa experienced in gotting q
''''s W o~..' 49,. ~'' Wv" 10y aaA
gefpHa posatlou, put uy means OF tuo uud
twenty Of the men were saved. Three Ind
boen washed overheard ant! woro drowned.
Lloyd's agent proceeded to tho sceno Of tho
wreck, aud II saving all tho cargo that comes
ashore. This consists mainly Of boxcs Of
ea,ned ,noat and fish, The sapds fortuore than
n mijs ara strewn with the carco aud b,oksn
v,.,. .rho snor,f a, .o1vo7e ,yI,, In 1oroa
.r,'a Y .h,, h.. already lccomo tots1 wrcek
MA voc1,I In t1,a serv,co ~ ,rrini,v 1fo,,x,
uao osea .'as 4o!' @ aua Tas a1ay at't 'Atee''<t
A. tso lime ~. our e,slm'e't 'e's at''4osu.
Aue 4"onaas A't'eso 4e.s e4ta ite"c'sto
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SHERMAN on RESUMPTION.

Tic Seerntarv of tho Trnnaurv Ronrata 1fls
rurpoho 10 Suliifr tho silver Act.
WAsn1soroy, D. O., Jan. 8.-Thomas II.
Nieho', Esq., isecrttayv Uoue,t- ,Hpnrv Leayux,
Ch:eoqo--DEAu S.n; I I,aye to ackuowlcdeo
.hc rcccfu. of yo,,r letter Of the I'll, Instant IN
closing d copr Of tic Kindly resolution aloptcd
ut the mectiuu OF the uopcst-Monry Lca4up on
tho I'd instant, for which return mT grateful
thanks. Resumption, 30 long struggled Tor
sntl 90 cmfncntly beneficial to ali interests
md MI Glasses. IA uow socurc. There
ava ,,t tro nin,s in,Itout ~
.,.. ~ ,...
Iceumpt.on anoat "nics' ! no14cc complaint
Fsret-Tlie nom n-payMcnt ot Interest on the pub
liz debt In gold at clties other than New York,
accond-CrItic,au. Of tho dlstrtbutton of the
,,1vcr ,,ot1nr hv nj. nc,ortnsnt. r. maintain
'"'s. ue.a ~ s.,s Dgpas ..', ~, =" u.a'"sas" ".'
central, convenient depository. atwaya accessi-
bic, The law flxcs New York a5 this pIace. It
10 mt ro,onn,hl. viii. IT., ,r,,nnt1v -oloo,,
" ..ss "..t w.. a.. ,.,a.s.. -.
oa! "o.cs "!u tas e'' 'nta8ee' ." NV
public debt In New York, that complaint
should bo nlndo because tho cain is not scntter-
ri nv being trnne,ortr,1 at tho will of credItprs
=, .a..,a,r,h,. ~. ~ ,,,hor ~ ~. rf,r.s
u. ~ ~, a'is way ~ "Nne' 'eo o.'c"
States. we must make no aist'oetloh pct"erh
the payment OF interest and tho redemption OF
notes. but both should be patd at tho aar,o p1oco
~, Il, ,to .otrn wov ~ wa nrotp tn, ,1i.-
~ ~ .I.o s4'" .., t'.s, =. ~ as $500 a
e,''''"at'e" :, ~ "osa es'hp'a'ns" " os."se"
tho notehoidcf and tho bonuholAer.
hope aftcr sotno preparation ana
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CRIME.
CHARGED, WITH MURDER.

hbtt@Q{ jAARHtch 10 tA& {FaAHf.
LOUISVILLE, KY, JnN. tA-A week nEo iaar
lasltR, kll1ul William PLUM, an nss!stnnt.
They had been intimate frtenIs, an.l tho mur-
der would ncygr hnyn been suspected had not
William Atlntr, tho Deputy United States Mar
sllal directing thrtr moycncnts, caused tAs
suspicion that this crime bud been committed.
Admir- and Wyntt arc bitter elemtcs. Doubts
wcre raised N ID the killing, but notil!ng mnrn
was thought Ut tho matter until thts morning,
whcn thu County Attorney OF Hart County had
Wyatt urreatel for the murder. Gu Saturday
Julius Il. Crule. tho County Attorney Tor
Hart County,. arrived here, aD1 visited tue
Chief Ut Police, usktng fur thu Arrest of Wyatt
on tho charge II murdcr liz presented tho
aiIl1ayfta OF Mrs. NICHOLS nnd her son, EEt, liSo
near whrEu tho tragedy occurred. The affidavit
OF young Niehols ID to tho effect that on Satur-
day, the 4th, tho dccruscd md avruacit viii.
others, ltad stopped at thelr house to wurn,
aud, after reuauining thcrc = short time, had
sturtcA on, the deceased being In the lcad Ut tho
accused, faanz hA! not gonu fur beturo Wyatt
called l!1n to eonno buck and get his hat, whrh
lc lIl, md &!en again started forward. Having
prvvepae.l but few yards, Wyatt again called
him paek to vet his pistol, Which ho said
hc had lropprd. and hc started to
return, when ro,luK NtrllaIs picked up tho pls-
lul an haIn!el It to Wyatt, alld Pdanz. tur,iin.
his horsr, again starteu lorwanl. ~ this time,
he says fl lIis Affidavit, tho shot Was tircd anu
that lhu parties were not uyer fifteen yards
apart. Ills attention had bccn attracted toward
ii,c horse n thu instant the pfsto' WAS dis
charged, atA although hetfkl not sec how it was
pointed ile saw tho smoke still curling from tho
pistol Ut Nyutt.
E,isar Wyatt has the reputation Of having
hccn loyal soldier, brave nun, and ono Ut
tltc must eihcrat 0f the Government oicers
who ufrcst tnauushucgs. ie WIS the central
AylIru tn the story Ut tho y Moonshine Men,"
ysur ago III arsrstiug a nulnbcr Of Illicit dls-
| t!liers.
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!NEtf16l EIsU0leh a 118 7ribHN..
= ST. pAui, Minn., Jan. 1l-Ex-tioy. Davis, 1t
appeari, was tic party through whom Ether
ideo. the abscondIuR ioan agent, made partial
restitution to the Merchants National bank.
Mira Etlcrttgo appears to iiayo early learned
tho whereabouts Of ller husband, and that llc
was both alarmed and penltcnt. She went on
to Western New York, employing Davis to fol-
low hct, and there brought about tic mo.ttn0
hctwecn her husband and Davis, nj which tho
former transferred tho bouils anl mortgages
In h!s posecfs1un md stgncu tte deeds of lila
property here. Tho bank is said to havo given
a receipt In full, but mado no pspmises rcgarl-
ing criminal prosecutions. 1t is presuuaahlc.
Ia pc nrxssesi. d. Mrs. E;!cri.igo rcnaIns viii hcr
husband, Mho declared to Davis his l!etcrnlEua-
ton u live Uogcurely but honestly hereafter,
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TItE PARLIAMENTARY DISCIPLINE HILL.
LONDON, Jan. 1;'.-A dispatch from Berlin
seya the conservative Journals agrse In er-
pressing scruI,lcs about tho article Of tho
Parliamentary Discipline bill whiel, provides
for handing all. Offending mombor over to tho
courts,
This is interprotc1to to mean that the Govern
ment will sacrifice TINT provision because u
constitutional difficulty laa been discovered,
and moi as a concession to the 1teichstag.
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Sjkc1ut }kkskifth f1 3At tribune.
DrRL.Suron, H., Jun. 1A-rhe trial Of Henry
Wecsu for the murder OF Henry Gracsscr aud
vile was comu,enresl In tho District Court OF
this county thia morning, Oil change Of venue
ir.Iln Ice County. THIS murder was ona Of tho
most atru<tous that has oecurrud In this section
for number Of years, mid tho prtsousr Dar-
roWly esrapcd being lynehed when ttrst arscstea.
Tbs circumstances VI tho murlef are as fol
lows: ltenry usaesscr and w!fe Hera III OLD
German couple about " yeas4 OF a9e, Who
lived aluut four milss from Fort 4ladl4on,
and who hat accumulated so,nu property.
aud wcrc known to have considerable money
iu the Auusc. Thu old gentleman had thu aaule
aversion fos banks that burned child Ia Topu-
lat!y believed tu have of asc, he having lost :
largo amount previously By tue fixture OF
bank. Gu tho night Of the 18th of March last,
tho house of Oraeascr WA discovered by his
neighbors to Le on Gre. The people Of tile
ne!xhborhoo1 rushed to the scene. but were too
late 10 rcstue Grars.er ur Its wifr, aud thd gvl-
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StfG413 Uzf27t4 10 71F 7VE84Nz,
CLINTON, III, Jan. la-OaF people arc greatly
exeitei over the whlaky tEala which are nos IL
progress. For tbo last seven months whisky
has bsen sold he1e In open defiance Of thu ansl.
license ottltnancs passed. aotna tlne since. ~.
CArklus wa4 tried fur two days, aud Yestctta9
Sunday tho iufy, after beInx OUT oil uts1!;; q;
returned . verdict of guilty, aud unc.i him ~
aud ct,sls. To-day more sa,ooa,kcepers viii q
tEi4s1+ Our temperance peopla are highly elats4
oysr thu result, aud hope 10 put u cud ~
Nhi&ky,
, 1879-01-14

THE DEFlNlTlfE THEAl1s
CoSs1ASr1yorIE, Jau. 1D.-princs ltaban-
OF, Russian Ambassador, haa nccepted all
articles Of tho detlnitivo treaty Of poaoo as
ngxced to by the Porte, but clausa two
rolntive to Nussia's supervision over tho cx-
oaution Of tho Treaty OF berlin ia only nc
ccpteI al referendum. Tho scheme for tho
organization Of gondarmerio ndoptsd by
tho Eastern Roumcllan Commission provides
that tho commander aud instructors DO
Franchmon.
ApRtANnrtE.
LONDON, Jan. 13.-A Constantinople dis
patch snyB eleven battaliona Of Turkish
troops have beon ordered to hold themselves
in roatlino-s to occupy Adriauop1e as soon
as'the de0niteie treaty with Russia has been
Bigned.
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esal impression was that they had lust thc!r lives
l,y fire. The .!ro wAs crt,nenlshed before
tbs house was entirely t.eslrnyctt, md
search gavo ttnrntstakahlc eraencc TINT the
houst had been robbed. Tho bodies of The aged
collpfo were found bally burned III rtsom kh-
Joining tho a!ccnin0-roon,, showing TINT they
Ind mot been asleep when Tho fire occurred.
Tho furniture lay around tbs halt-bnrned build
ing. a mattress bad bccn carried outside tho
house and burned. and everything indicated
that tho premises had been thoroughly searched
either before OF after the fire broke out. These
facts convinced tho peop1c that tho fraesacrs
had been murdered and robbed. nntl that tho
fastened on Wcese, and f1o was arrested mi!
searched. when a large sum Of money MAS found
on his person. It wos ~ell known In tltc nclgf'
horl,ool TINT his cash baancu VIVA ustnlty yerY
the Lee County bIstrte. court, an and o''tsinc
change Of vrrnn tn this county, on account Of
The intense fce1uu naainst him In tho vteinlty oi
thu murder. TITO case wns called IN the Dca
Motnts County District Court this morning, aud
Four Witnesses wcrc examined tu-tlaT. the tlfst
being Saluel Ca1nert,i. wl1o ltvca III thG nrt1l!-
horl'ooll OF the scene OF tile murder. lis testl'
I'D to the eIrcumstanees Of tle 'ite and the
lc l'nd n Wecso'e hearing short time before
the mnssle", Of the money Eractser was aup-
posed so have In tic house, and also stated ehat
lie had henri shot In thc direction OF Gracs-
fees was Dr. F. Z. Roberts, of Fort Madison,
who described tho condition OF the botl-
lea ut tho rost.,nortcin examination. IN
which ho took pnrt. The third
Fort Madisan, before whom Wcese was brought
for cxamlratfor at tho tltnr OF tho nrrcst. llo
tcatfncd to tho money betng found On Wccsc's
porsou, and Gavo the amount at 81 ,0J1.45. Ihe
iast wltness eran'.t!s!l va: i: D. Conn, wl.o
On the prisoner. and curroboratctl Squire Conee
"a Il, the amount. At this point the Court ad-
1ourncd till Tomorrow morning.
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MICHIGAN C,rr, Ind, Jan. l9.-During
Temperance meeting this evening, which was
held under tle direction of Jack Wnrburtou, At
Uu!ou Hall, a purity Of roughs attempted to got
up row, aud III 80 doing 4 .nan named Hall
Donnclly wns badly cut with razor n the faeo
BY one Iw!0gs. Thoy did not succeed In break
lug up tho meeting, although Donuclly's wounds
cai.stst Ut u large gush ol each check, yet not
considered tanuctos!s. After 8 few moments
delay in dragging out tho wounded, tue lncct-
tl. urOreclrl.
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THIS BLASTED COUNTRY.

INDlAaApoLls, lnt., Ian. lA"A huttfcultur-
!st Ut experience gayos 1t ~ hls opLnton That tue
pcaeh trecs an4i fruit arc dead, cherry and pear
fruit dead, apple and I,ear trees taiuaged, willie
slnull frutta lyt,s TN the gruun1 are preserved
BY the ucpta VI the AIuW.
, 1879-01-14
EN3fAKS.

.Gpfc4ni nsDaicA to TIE TFitaas.
NxLoiT, NEs., Jau. 13,--A coat and Two patrs
Of pa:lls weso stolen By tranpa In broad day
light thts afternoon fr,m IN front Of ono OF our
clo,itug stores. After iouz and hut chase one
Of tho thieves Was captured aud locked up,
though not until 10 lsaa becn very roughly
hnnd,c.l by Marshal North. Thy battle occurred
Just orer tho Illinois line. and the ugly Gus
toner was finally tHrried. to the lock-up on
tlray, with Two ur three officers uu top OF l!n.
Tue ptller thict escape1.
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Tue HAGUE, Jan. l3.-prluco Horny, Of
tho Netherlands. brother Of King William,
died today. Iio waa born June u, 1890. lie
was Coumaudet-ln-Ch1o Of tho Navy aud
Governor of tho Grantl Ducly Of Luxuir-
bourg lIo WAS married. S1ny u, 1868, to
Princess Auclia, Of Saxo-Wciluar, who died
May !, 1879,
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TLILLEls'S COMMITTEE.
Testimony Of a Mixed Character
Given by Witnesses
Yesterday.
Senator Thurman Furnishes q
FcW Points III the Interest
of the Democrats.
Hin Bnlldozers Mado Chiefly Out Of
Supervisors and Deputy
Marshals.

~" tNLEhNSt 1Hl. lh-lfs Ii ALL ANtHHu1
(coloredN Clerk OF tito District Court OF St.
Mary's Parish. testified hcforo tho Teller Cum
mlttce co,lccr,,tne tho destruction Of ballot.
boxcs. md efforts fnado by the Democrats to
get possession OF the duplicate returns In tls
possession: MI attack mado On his house Mt
night, etc., substantially confirming tic news
paper accounts published at tho time.
W. d. MrNen1l OF Cadio, DcputyShesift.
testified concerning the Calcdonlan affair. cor
robornting Mr. Norwool's testimony. When
they started to Rcam's house and wcro t1ret}
upon they wcrc utartned. Witness found a
dozen stand of arms at Rcam's house. Tho
published abatement was to TIM effect tta&
twenty negroes In all were killed, but cannot
say where cach negro was killed. Witness
served in the Federal army during 1ho War.
sccrctarr.of-statc Strong was called, and re.
qncscd 10 furnish the election statistics.
Dagta Wise, Ut Tehsas, testified that tho
election WIG peaccablc and quiet. Ltvu within
dne-fontth ot mile of Ftrfax, hut knew noth-
Ing until thu atlnis vnA Dycr. DID not sec tic
men. Ncycr henrl The rcaaon ol tho visit,
Nv gin was burned by tho negroes thu fol-
lnwfnE daY. Don't know tho rcasoa. Never
Eavo ta,esn any rauhc Saw nrmcl co}orea
men marching through, Waterproof tho tlay
before my Qln was burned; consequently.
wAcM It WAS burning WIS atra!d TO
70 out 10 tco nhout II. Think
armed bodies Ut rcyrocs camc fron Cataloula
rarIstl,-so.no 200 of them. Tho ncxt day
another crowd Of ar,nctl negroes came In town,
made Rrcat deal of fuss, aud cried that they
wcro going to burn the town. Fairfax was tho
| leader OF tho ncugoe.. Il Was understood .,e
was keeping mp tic color lino, making speech
cs. aflu advising tho t1eErocs to preserve bold
frunt; I sold ammunition al nv atore to at1y
, 1879-01-14

*@F489t7
1NDiANAtol.ls, Ind, Jau. I1-lnasmuch n
Mcsrick has nut tnoncY to pay for tho transcript
Of tho record In Ills ease. the Supreme Court to-
day issued tnandato 10 tue Clerk to tlnlsh tho
rccorl by tho eollt inst, TINT hfs case may bs
considered by the Court.
, 1879-01-14

Ept<L4I Dlspdteh to 1hs Tribune.
nocnEsrEn, Mimi, Jan. 13.-Wl1ajam tFoli.,-
son lad stolen from his barn On Saturday night
puir OF valuable horses, together With new
set Ut l,1rpcJs. Tho thieves went next to hls
nctghbps's and stolo u cutter and ESCAPED With
0uk detection,
, 1879-01-14

Nv Cus!s "a h<lo fart Htrult.
PANS, Jun. l3.-Gen. Grunt loaves this
city Oh saturday for 1la1seilles. to sail thence
for India GU tho following Thursday t2,d) in
, 1879-01-14

CONVICTED OF MURDER.
San FnAaCIsco, Jau. 13.-Edward Anderson,
the acconptco of I'roy Dye In the n,urdor Of A.
II. Tull!s. has pccn convicted Of murder lu tho
urst degree.
, 1879-01-14
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

1.lyEKrool. Jan: l&-Arrigcl, thu Clt5 os
BERTH, frlus New iork.
QuxESsrowS, jan, 13.-:ArttycJ, tho SaFdla'
ian, from Ua1t!lnuts auI Halifax.
New ioHk. Jun. l3-ArriTe&], Ctrcass(J. fto-9
Glasgow; Eity VI brussels, frutu Liverpool.
, 1879-01-14

Tu tet cold ha,n tL4 uMn wny IL Often 20 as1''s
In lnylH1 tle Ioau lctsun 0f CuhslulItiot. iutLs
tIr M"st sta o33s Cough us es1A sAu have Only "
a>c tnhr."n.ly hr. Is. ae's Expeclosagt.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-03-21

"Did you ever" asked n brother
humorist of Josh Billings, "s,and at
the hall door after your lecture and
listen to what the people said about
it as they passed out% Replied
Josh: II did-once Ga pause and a
sigh) but III eve do it agnin.-
Can. Sat. Nilht.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-03-21

Don't imagine because men arc in
high posi- III and are successful and
universally respected that they are
necessarily honorable or worthy of
confidence. 1t frequently happens
that those who are the most deficient
in principle, are the most successful
in dipping the masses.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-03-21

Mrs Belva A. Lockwood has been
admitted 20 practice Jaw in the
Supreme Court Of the United States,
and has received the congratulations
Of distinguished p~ersonagcs.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-03-21

A Georgia darkey. when he was
told that u dollar was only worth
eighty cents, remarked, This is
wusserin cotton. Muss have been a
Dustin crap o fmonev made last wear"
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-03-21

Mr.. AZ b. II. Graham n brave
Confederate soldier of Union COM
mitted suicide last week by shooting
himself through the head with IL
pistol.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-03-21
A member OF the bar was recently
one ofour thriving interior towns

GU business. In the 'cici lnwus
~.s. i5l5
.e~. .4a u...uo c.aetIy
nenshipg rhe s.ranserR familiarity
answered. shortly, "FromNcw York"
The next question WAS, ''For what
houssar ire you travcl;nsY
i, Dor my own"
You are? May | ask your name ?"
Pause--enjoyable to the lawyer,
embarrassing TO the other.
"Mell." desperately what is
your name
Jones'"
",What line are you in "
81 don't understand you, Sir"
"What are you selling?" (im-
patlently.)
brains" (cooly).
The mercantile traveller saw his
opportunity, and looking at the other
from head; to foot, he said slowly,
well you appear to carry adeuced
small lot Of samples"
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-03-21
N,otieeto Creditors.
TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
County OF ORANGEDrRG.

COUNTY OF ORANGEDCRG.
In Common Pleas.
Watson A. O'Cain, John A.. O'Cnip, Adj
ministrato,s Jacob II O'Cain cgairSt-Va.
%lentine Pitthan and others, creditors Jacob
II OCair, Lavinia Hamcl and others.
Pursuan. to an Order of the Court Of
Common Pleas, made in The above entitled
cause at the January Term 1879. Notice
is hereby given to all creditors ofti,e estate
of Jncoh u. OCain who nave not already
presented and proved their demands, to
present and prove the same before lie BY
the first day of May 1879.
w. Nj. HUTSON, Master,
Masters Office, Jan. 3lst 1879
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