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New-York tribune., 1879-12-29
THE COURTS.
nEClSIONS-nrc oz

Supreme Court -Cldnbeys-Bv Judge Van VOrst.-
Es'esey Erbrn lr.Motion granted and order
Armstrong ag CumningsThc objections 20 defect IN
order Is we'll taken. hrt allowed. udcll
Tw0mey-Ecpnri 0 referee Is confirmed
plus settled and ~ ned Hazard aet Hazardleport OF ref
c0rhTme and Judgment Of divorce for painur Robert
agI. Robertson Application granted Department -
farther need Tor the nnuauce ~ the injunction Ward
wilson Hicks AIT. Oiare Ely agt GoodwinMOi, ms
granted Black ROig and anof.er.Hrtt0n denied
app, emitted 20 their action against the sheriff
Pl P.lfiBepOrf O ref, confirmed and iudg
nrnt fnr civorce ~ favor Of pla nfh
bv 1uige srady-Mutnal Lie Insurance Company agt.
Hogan Rud Others 40 ID same dat sane 40 - same ag
uIiy.- -Orders granted.
By judge Lawrence Encroe agt DeckcT.-The njunc
nued ID Sl0 costs painr. to abide the
event opinion Pierce aGt Natrrs.Moton to confirm the
report of The referee j. granted. In the matter OF Crk
etcI shall grant stay this upon the mt
o The lnc being determined viii sign the order.
NRDerOr COurf-Slec3di IerBg-Bv Judge SDer.-
Ureustein Bonrke al Receivers bord approved
Bush Johnston order Of dlsconnuince Ohnger 81
De WOf-Order signed. Nightingale aCt. the Cont
mental National iat = urisr granted fIlnrck ag Dact
plaintiff 70 he security for costs Nightin
gale The Continental National anL.prarr denying mo-
tl0 Cutl-un Cagpetai Fuler agt Lippe; Flanagan
Noorhs schmidt agt. KeardOn Parker AT Bradley
Marine Court -Chambers-By Judge Sheridan
Naturalization denied with 10 costs 10 plaintiff
Rrppar agt Durvea; Eggert agt Leroy.
Motions granted Tor January D. 1850 May ast Arnold
plant dismissed with costs Coolidge agt Fod. Action iS
discharged The Company sulzbacher
Iysaght ag Deysuy-Orders Tor assessment Of damages
signed Wooey at COrics-Order denying motion and va
signed.
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CALENDARS THIS DAY.

strpnFSfF AsUERs-Nan Worst Cont opens
az 1880 calendar called n IL a. O. 3D. o. 90
60 rs 49, ~ 81. 100 los lu no III. IL, ll3,
l 2J 2tS. 270. 273 276. go Isl 2-3. 2st -
2,s go 81, %. 295. 2e. ZyS, 2s1 ZSs z5s 5ul 5O
3O3. 3u4, 800. 3O1.
CIRcI-pARr Van Brunt. J-Court opens al 4O;5u a. m
No tar calendar.
surFRIoR CoURr-sPEusL TERH-speir. J.-Court opens
az 10 a No day caicudar.
COMMON PLEAS-sPECiAL IEAN-N1n AOesen' J.-OOuIt
opens II a. m.-NOs. 4, D.
EoUiTY TERM-C. p Daly, c J.-COrrt opens 1t IL NJ
No cay calendar.
MAINE JOURT-GTSFRAI TEE1f-Alker C. j. ard sheridan
ana einnOtt Court opens % 10 Ipeal from orders
-rsos l. . g. g. = :. q 10 a., y. Appeals nom Iudg
mentsNos 3 A. j, u. Z. . o. 10, H. H. lS H. 10 TO-
II, ls. 19 20. 81. y. ,.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-IS ALrY-Choate j.
collins J. -cuilv c a.: So4 &C GrTim agt
" r. Frost J7-J g. -nnevchr Steamship Hinooo;
I5O-W. A Pascal schooner T. D. CLkeTt- .Ol-
steanltug J.. =. Packer No Id buny
agt Williams. No. 1861 farWcu agJ steamboat j.
nj Stsrin; No ll5-G. a. ThUrndlke acL steamboat j. H.
Stariu No 73-W. a. Duel agi. steamboat Niagafai NO
lUl-ts MatO steamiug \. B Preston No 2b-l GIN
gan steamship Crescent City No lbp-J Casey agt Drlg
Nile IUl-W Audus 2gt. steamboat Saratoga No II
agt. Penny 90 al; No 29P j. wis agt steam
ship CltY 40. lSj-9ilddleseT Quarry Company
agt schooner a Mason: ILL. H. Powell ct al. agt
steamboat Wiilie No. lh5-M. White agt steamtug La
vergne: No. l7s-M HendCrsOn agt steamship Otheli0 {;
No l2l-P ROurke agt. 30 tons OF coal; No ESD
Eerrer agt sfeamtuR Joseph Stcsneyi NO 1911 !
Newton et a. aRt schooner Paugassett; NO l52-J H.
Moore al agf Yankee Doodle No AL smith
agt 80 OOU Of piue lumber No. 22o h. H. Lowe agi
cznalbOag Z. n. Titus.
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.,,s brilliant; The slight circle OF hair that
psi from beneath the ughs shui-eap wnien a NJ re-
the,, hs face dld not cettay such advanced age as
w. srv hair auid seem u Indicate.
bsx hlve reCn caught IN severe storm good
- 10 lid The ,oath atter his guest had somewhat
hsSS,' hf.seSsS,red rcm the enecte OF the colc
rs that have, son.. the monk returned, IN
NS,,nhi,ur tone. e. lett the krenIlin tins morning,
g., ss,s,ihnliul q; such change. THIS storm has eon'
~ nv horse cot fouudered IN the snow ana left
@ win an honest peasant and then started 70 make the
hm ~ " nv w,V on foot. Uut l reckOued wildly The
Storm Minded me. and the pilinC drifts swa
ss me up az every dozen steps NV body = not ve-N
leN asnre, 10 such work Ia, na ha! But 1 saw your
We determined ~ seek shelter here for the night
u :, Nciae hut This most severe stornl Yet you
ar 9sfber we frv to be comfortable" said Ruric
Nv mother could hardly survive Winter III some Of
.r.ilnrs witch stand hCreahouts."
sgT ss neuk made 10 tnis sort OF com
.iiSsa;ory nod ana shortly atterward the youth
a., no vou belong here in the city good father ~
.tv,-at present do" the monz replied And then
NJ NJ reo,n YOU have thus received. My name Is Val
k G " and nv honls Is wherever NAV chance to be on
o'.- o Tfrre-,nuid ven ask the TO he more frank T.
0r,-ir sii 'ri hut hr made no direct reply. He WIS
- eriv interested IN the face Of the monk 10 enter
VIA much ea-erness INTO conversation Al length the
s..sf asked X be could hf accommodated with some
ibs youth ghtrd ah"' net cte anu conoucte. MN 10
b4mner which was located directly over Kitchen.
;,r an tuhe. thar connected with the furnace below.
,iother" said knrc. az SOM as le bad returned 10
,he sitcDtu. whn is thnf man 4
. How snOud know 4
Baf have IA never seen him before ?" Ruric ask ted
. n c,pnoi ten mv SON His face most surely calls Up
some strange emotions IN ny mind, but think never
sa. hiu before.
' .1d vet he seems familiar me-" the son resumed
rose ewes surely have seen before hut 70 cave my
soui clnuoi remember when or where"
And Runic poudered aud Wondered but 20 no avail
kffer hc had retired O. hiS bed lac .ay awake and
idoieht ~ tie strange lace and all through tue
Isai his dreams we're ou; startling visions Of the Black
uouk
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propo5al5.
PROPOSALS

tJhOIOSAisN
l. FlR PAPER FOR THE PU BLIc PRINTING.
January 1880 RI Ou'e ock a furnishing the PAPER
The PU bLIC PRINTING until thc ls Of March. lssl.
proposals. openet before and the
De- made Dy the JOnt Comntee of Congress
Public P.an: a the lowest aud best bidder for the
Of the Government. the Committee Itself the
hight reject and All bids it. OF
Ieresfs ~ the Government may dictate
detailed schedules
of the required accompanied by samples and blank
proposals. the regulation
PilnItr Washington. ID. 4.
The VIII be entered into for Quanflres u
paper may be needed auTiHg tue year, and
The eniaie quantities set forth IN detail In te schedule
comprise;
81 Of best anish printing paper eix3s
1900 rcains caleudercd printing paper, "a x3s.
100 calendered printing paper, ditcreui sizes
1900 rvams sized and calender~d printing paper. differ
ent -iZes.
1890 aud calendered printing paper Of
different sizes.
1860 engine sized paper for Pest Csee bsnka
bOCa0 pounhs map paper different sizes sna weights
10000 pounds plate paper.
2sOJO reams white Writing paper. different sizes and
weights.
6sO0 eoiOrcd vriinE paper. c1rrent sizes aud
weights
7OO resins cover paper different sires ani veiShta
no resins manila paper. airerent sizes.
100 resms tissue paper
eJ,OnO sheets Imitation parchment different sizea
bOO0J sheets bank note paper.
ttD.O0o sheets glazed bond paper
i.O20.uOO sheets eard board
Printing
mo D. DEFRRES.
wAsHixGTos. December II, ls1a
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Ceaal Notlces.

SICKLES, DANIEL f.. ct al.-Supreme Court,
> County Of New;YosE -ABiAN : BEEK&AE piaiu'if
SICkLEs. BENJAMIN +. STEVENS AMI J. FRANK
WEIR, WILLIAM ENTERMAS aHd JOHN BOWER,
WILLIAM BOWER and CHARLES ROVER executors,
and FHEDERTKA. executrx Of john BOWER. deceased
and the Mayor Aldermen and Commouiiiy OF the ny "
New ! Ork. defendants
plIned peeLdantsYon are hereby summoned
complaint tins action. and 10 Of
your the panti's attorney within lays
after ssrylcc Ol exclusive OF the day OF
vice. and Of your failure b appras answer iadg
men will by deaut Tor The relief de-
n anded n paint-Dated l2ih Septs smber 1879.
CHARLES y. TALBOT. Plaintiffs Attorney.
Ofce and posfofce address, No 81 Libcrtyst AewfOrk
Citv.
TO DANIEL Z. sICELES. BENJAMIN +. STEVENS
and j. FRANK WER, WILLIAM ENlEkMAk and
JOHN BOWER. LILLIAN BON ER, CHARLES BOWER,
executors. FREDERTkA BOWER. eXecutiix. 0f JOHN
BOWER foregoing summons Is served upon
pubcatO pursuant order OF TIE Hon Charles
Daniels" Of the JUtces f the supreme Court o the state
YORK. dated December - 1873 eud Med with
cops Office the CsrS Of the CITY aud County ~
NcW-Yofk. the County Court House ia The city, County
York the 18th day OF lctgmDcr,
- Dated DccrmDeF -. 1873
CHARLES y. rALBUT Plaintiffs Attorney
D22 law6wM.
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ranrbein az tho time Of such election ana az ne
n member OF The Legislature o. ne StS.. o.
on of fGf h @ m % Of New York al votes sSgbia
said Office ne being member Of the san sas
that received hes informed and believes ae majority
fre he nnder-sne hat al voles cast for said
Dated Sew YORK November H. 1873. LEO C. DEssAR.
10 tie Honorable Board o. County cantdssss OF Election o'
The unde srnei CayaBagh candidate At ths eiec
first Adermaric District N he city County
as fhe s,ne ex,slcn IN N asIeos y, p., " ltses
Legal asd void SGTa- aud certiaeaons tc sane q eer
eaH .1 0'f5ss Sf se se1cniR Assembly Dre
Aha Rresa ,af %sa'g %sSEos idso'' D.rs sf'a n
manic DIS rc' soIes.id on, Novemeef . g. ;S in te az
your Hoard hat your undersigned aI other can.
osa oi As@ra % "a the same SSermsnic District reesgei
against Tie sid Bernard Goodwin oele eay declared 9y
reason OF any reception eonsdeA'ion -d cts'ss o s
tor Alderman Of The Fh AZ emanic stict aiore said IN 10
VIA any certificate oe otir official !es'gaon shs'eysr By
10 Consequence ereo upon the further ground iha your
% M sA n o 80 a. " rmre mi, aapsss by he
irgai returns rom The different Election Dsue's saa Al
dermanic District.
That tie grounds Witch your eudergned bases MS
protest ." the reception and csn-iaerann Of nc pTr,s
Honorable Board. are fo.laWsi
ah,Tea BY sa ss IN tis .aia Eieetion DstIics
sesondrheTe no isg reception or disposition Of any
votes In sai districts.
Thrd-rhcre was no tally required by
law
=. -, . %, 81, ,,,-. n, T. .,ec,orso a,
f"uttn i0t' y s, - N, a. u, -, b.. i.,r ''
nhThefe legal canvass Of any votes a. required
by aw.
sxth-There f. no legal ceriifaton pretended lie
gal and alleged Teiurns - required by Jaw
n,,her ~ voter. were prevented from cx
fsn. in. igl o ~ , as,' ,iv . ,i ,tf.,ri,, n,
lu' Wv ,' a., - az. .ffs..l
Yoni hoh"iAie "dih ~ .unsi ~ W 80 II, -.
aayii ana a-o ihli an opp9r & may % I 10 ' ssa
iH"l "l'l'-', i'g " ''''" """ o." '"t' NV
ioirlolhH .,sa.l.u.' s.' 20 t,, .~ --.- .,c
AA' 'o" p''"O"c' WIFI ever pray JOHN cAvANAoH
kesnVe', ihat tie ."npli"ti ," u = ~. "f 't"i1-i
an" directed Z" draw us ~airaut lh itEg' p, N i
n'rnfd persons ~ ne sums rsprt5ty ~ .tp1'. .H'r
namr Tor -tl'lcr- ttha'tcl 70 tl' ,'ti ~ ,
Nas-,s ana cifc '"e SINE To "e "lfi"l@i'" 4't t'0S
fion Expenses =
John y Outwater Accountant $50
A.. Hamilton. Celz 90
Grorr,. Kran.. Clerk so
IoIn pagan Io,rse.per ................. %
Thomas MrFrly clerk 30
James 4 lie.nessy clerI .......... m. 90
Edward 4. Taylor, Clerk ~
john Clark, ArSseng ~
John hdhri ty tltik *
lohn u giltl's Mcs cs-eh4ei ~,
fhtlHA if'lAilti 'tI
AdoilA singer ac,ensrr -
Jiilc. .isfih etk s
Walter H. Gounau cler> 6(
Thomas -lffing Af-~tlk ger
r. -nl l, cant az rms. -
" hin WashNurn Clerk oD
jacob Cole. CLERK ~
a. :. We. clerk. 80
Walter Bearer Messenger ~
r. Thomas Messenger "
James " MrDowan. Clerk -
Michael Harrington, Messenger ~
.uporv,.or eaner moved the resolution be- adopted
NpIsn vs. vs. S NIIta a ,hs the goara ale recess uutu
s.t-tr,,,t ~ oiri,ct n Il, ga ~ 49, ~ ~
vtrtcp 80 c.rried ~
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Cost an0 fcuno.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THB
UPTOWN OFFICE -. Ma. I.sJ~ Broadway, Thirty
nrat-t, ygs Vest Twenty -thri-t Eghth-lve.,
No. 81 East Fourteenth a.. corner Juionsiuars
,g0 Thipave, FORTY seventh al the HARLEM
OFFICE. No. 2.2Sl Thirdavc, one hu ndresian't
twenty foulths Harlem savings BANK Building, up " So
H.. a regular Office
DANK-BO0k L0ST.-Bank- Book No 447,-
I'D 306 OF the Bowery savings Bank missing The finder
requested the bank n restored before
the eth day of January 1880 application will be made ~
the bank for a new BOOK.
OST-Bank book No. 1886 of the Ger
Savings Bank. The finder requested % leave 10
restored before the lst OF De-
crmber 1879 application will be 10 the bank Tor new
book.
OST. Bank book No. Sl.S71, issued by
II the German Bank the Ciy of NrrYOsk 10
the Mont0gna Frsnen kranaen Untersti Neren Inc
requested t0dclveT 10 at the Bank II not restored De-
fore the st OF February 1880 application VIII be made TO the
Bank TOR a new book.
O. REWARD.-LOs on Beekman-st., near
dy Nassau pair Of steel pectaces. The abave reward
Will their to ERHARDT. Debenture
Room. Custom House-
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HENRY G. PFRLkY,
WILLIAM SACER.
TERENCE KERN AN.


Report adopted. ,
THAT presence Of three members shall he sufficient Tor
ouesion protest be presented N regard la
ns To,e S9 Y m H dn Of the Bosr and shall be
only twenty four hours notice being given to each men,
~ gnr hrasF F4dsr oEe aeoeE Ses %S % ~
e.s & lsS asSes m 9GSea ccloeE s '1S % D'D
FRIDAY. November 81. 1870.
hosrp insrpytSo' Jsl,es sIeyn e. in the char.
an cali OF the roll quorum present the minutes OF
The previous meeting were read and adopted ,u
m4'pe sgPeTSsS5 o Corrected 4sSsr Rstarns
,pery-or ferey amend The report of the Com
mttee Corrected RstGns ss a. n.re,For Ieuen
twenty Irst Election iIth Assembly Distet-for LIEU
tenant Governor. HosKins. 40 instead oil IL
Mnaen Sarrs moved tnat the County Clerk read the
corrections made AM they be taouiated'
the SSwns reso rs0"T p,.as II sas
seventh Assembly District -, - -, ,ctsa
The Com mttee o1 Cerrsctsu ms.Is ~ W SR phc nor of the
BY opg G sn9T BSa 70 refuse allow
ss t % the ssSsnn Assembly District account Of
certain asgsI d r and - emsndsiions In the
from the lat ter district respectfully
REPORT:
, vour Committee although clearly OF opinion that
was the power Of vcur Honorable BODY cgly 20
the ti not n favor Of and IN opposn pruro
-, 70 reject Them for the and more 10 satisfy
vour Honorable Body and the public that the pIopae
sEed "A obtained the Counsel 10 the COOPERATION an
onnn az The powers and dulles OF your COnitir anu
vIr Honorable body In the premises The opinion ol e
transmitted It l. nnAl
% vr toanlriee respectfully recommend that the state
nenf o the in the districts named DC ,"u au
o 10 The several candid th rein named your Honor
aSss SSs ep or the District
pOnsOlo under the iic
aarVei candidates. have their remedies either IN ihe eg
I5ra bodes which Of thcm claim "a nave Deen
elected respectively. OF in the courts
HENRY PERLEY. COMMITTEE
WILLIAM sAUER
TEKENCE KIERNAN, Corrected Returns
OFFICE OF THE BOARD AIDgEMEsl
No CITY HALL -
NEW YORK. November 10 lofo
- uutrxrY CorD0rrtien Counsel:
rhe utdcrslgned behalf OF the Committee OF he
pas -, Cvarers aad behalf OF tue Boar iesleeifuly
-t yonr opinion upon the following faets Ihsrc has
besn rs the duplicate returns yi 's ~1
They substantially regular Ia ton ar
y,. Inv The inspectors and we're pro Cctn rspeuIe
r me eusOdy of clerk Of The Board o Alder and
L. reinrr clerk whom they had been DELIVERED " Ne
an the after eceiiGr Their condition IN The
tie votes IOr senator ss 70 Aune
- .sfion arises follows In each rftuin mo vote
sis, "a CIV OF the candidates - Wtrh N nut1s
80 as, carried ngures without change OF rfAenrc
return the OF tho yoio of the other cnd
erasnre both IN the NoTun sn
a larger than thas originally written houFh
r. ula vote which twice stated In each return both IN
and has not beeI aefoi or NIllth over
a. calls for number OF VOTES fT each candidate
Iow stated on the returns -...., ..u...t,. -,
n nneed Ne the four inspectors and TWO poll
With the assunt ~ the e. "
sh questioned them They cnncnf Ia siang
M the returns prfore ia The condition th5 Nhsh
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closely this is to console only ono
who may have rescntfully thought
herself or himselfthe subject of mark
cd inspection), no one escaped scruti-
ny, but the familiar features of the
alert newspaper man were not to bs
seen. Wondering greatly over this, all
investigation follow cd, but you can
guess the result before l can tell you.
Of course he was at his post he did
his duty nobly, aud in dischargins the
important trust impose on him, he
not only braved the opposition of the
public, but even, with unselfish zeal i,
entered into n contest with sovsra |
youthful, but adventurous spirits tn at
dared to interfere with his avocatio
In The lodge was box of lemons, a
barrel of ice, and an unlimited sup
ply of sugar. To guard these from
the inroads of thirsty public, and
to refresh the faithful private, until
the hour for general distribution, was
n herculean task, from which the
representative of the Orangcburg
TIMES did not shrink back appalled,.
He sacrificed him self to that stern
duty until the afternoon recrea ion,
diverted public attention, when he
was liberated to see his friends and
hear OF the day from IL reporter lie
engaged. He was m interested sp,c.
tn tor of the Rink Tum," but gave it
up as conundrum, for this solution
of whit Ii we are indebted to the quiet,
modest young man, who kindly gave
the above quotation to the aforesaid
representative anu your correspond
ent who Was told by the latter that he
heard certain address was most
excellent and deeply regretted that
he was pressed into duty elsewh here.
But have my opinion about that.
MIGSoSETTE.
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Secretary.
Grange Resolutions
Z. j. FIELDER,

At the m m.eing Of Pomona Grange
held at Washington Grange on last
Saturday, the following preamble
and resolutions were adopted:
Whereas, much Of the poverty and
destitution OF the farming classes 10
owing 10 their isolated condition, and
CT nsequent lack Of general infor-
nation; and whereas, only by social
intercourse, congenial sympathy md
every day needful information may
be obtained; and only by union
Of means and efforts can the best
markets and cheapest supplies be
secured; and whereas, our Grange
meetings are designed to break up the
solitary separation of families; to
give I o all the information which eac h
has acquired concerning the best
methods of farming, housekeeping.
DC, and to unite the knowledge and
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skill, and gains and savings thus
acqu ired for the benefit of all.
Resoired, That this Pomona Grange
adopt the recommendation Of the
Nat ional Grange. to remit all paut
dues for defunct sub oranges, and
deli nquent me,nhers, except dues for
the quarter in which application for
reinstatement is made.
Rcsolred, That this provision hold
good for six months from its adop.
ton.
Rcsolred, That all sub oranges are
urged to make known these provis.
ions in their jurisdiction; and that
brothers and sisters are requested to
use their cff,rts to increase our work
ing membership. that cooperation in
our efforts may bo extended.
Rasoived, That the Secretary have
this preamble and resolutions pub
lished in the County papers; and that
the Lecturer and Executive Commit.
tee visit all the dormant oranges and
endeavor to re organ ize them.
w. +. b. ARToN,
w. M. Pomona Grange No. IL.
KIRK ROBINSON, Sec. +. G. No. II.
Extracts from the minutes.
urangeburg, S. c., July 8, 1879.
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mr.. NGack's School at LewisviIie

Editor romyeJug Times:
While accounts of other schools
are being set before the public, We
deem ii proper TO say word or two
in regard to our school here in the
little torn of St Matthews.
Our teacher, Nr. Jno r. Mack,
opened a school here two years since
u.der someMh hat discouraging ciroum-
stances. having only eight or ten
pupils Mt fir t. but by his faithful
labors and untiriny energy, the Dcho,l
has prospered aud found its way to
the hearta 0 f the people.
On Friday evening last the patrons
and friends were invit ed to attond the
closing exercises Of I'll he school.
Immediately after 2 o'clock the
examination Of the various CLASSES
began, beginning with tho an aller
children. These acquitted themselves
admirably well in spelling, reading,
writing and working sums on the
blackboard. When these had finish
ed, tho little bet ter advanced class was
taken up and heard in Grammar,
geography, Conn osltlon and Arlth-
III etic. Thus the examination continu-
ed until all the chill dren. fro m the
least to the greatest, were closely
questioned in the various studies
which they had prosecuted. Last of
all, but not least, came the exercise
i'll defamation consisting of speeches
and dialogues by the boys
Now, Mr. Editor, had you been
present. l am coui,lent you would
agree with me when I sny that the
patrons were not only agreeably
surprised, but highly delighted with
the manner in which these young
heroes acquitted themselves in the ar t
o5fa-.taeclamation. Of lhe l. tin elias ses
were not heard for want nf time.
Thus ended the second scholastic
year of Mr.. Mnck's school at l., wis
Vile to the gra ification both of put
rons and teacher. j.
Lewisville, S. c., July 3rd 1879.
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Survivors Association"

A meeting of the Survivors of the
"Edisto Rifles" of Hagood's (lst s.
c. w and Simonton's (25th S. c.
W. Regiments, was held at Orange
burg, S. c., July 4th 1879, when .
Survivors A ssociation" was formed
with the following enrolled members
j. II. Arant, S T. Bnzard, V V
Brickle, Henry Brown. + j Buyck.
A A Connor, w w Cutler, James
Cannon, F S Dibble, Dihbe, NJ j
D Dantz'cr, P Doyle, E J Fielder, j
H Tanning, Mortimer Glover, Jas. F
Izlar, w V l1lar, l. 7 Izlar, E II
Trick, G. G Inabinet, a j Inabinet,
Evan Myers, VIM. Paulling, Wm.
Prussner, w g Rives, JONI II RoSasnes
son, D w Robinson, Wilkes Sawyer,
Z b Stroman, A J Smoak. / h
Tucker, Jas. Van Tassel, j a Will
Iiams, J ] Wolfe, r II Wiles, + NJ
Wannamaker, j A Zeigler, D Zim.
norman, G Belinger, } j Salley, ID
d Antley, w II Izlar, j R Fulmer.
On motion, Capt. F. M. Wanna
maker was requested to act as Chair
man, and Il. j. felder, Esq, rs Score
tary.
The following permanent officers
were then unanimously elected:
Pr. sident-Gen. James +. Izlar.
Vice-PresidentD-Captain S. Dib.
BILE, Capt. F. NJ. Wannamaker.
Secretary-Capt. Mortimer Glover
Corresponding Secretary-L. T.
Izlar, Esq.
The following resolutions we're
then adopted:
Resolred, That the President and
Vice Presidents be requested to frame
Constitution and Bylaws, to bo
submitted to the Association.
Resolrea, That the officers be re-
quested to appoint Committee to
obtain historical information of the
different members Of the corps.
Resolred, That all members OF
Hagood's brigade are requested to
unite with us and 10 become members
Of this Association.
On motion the meeting adjourned
TO meet again Mt tho call Of the
President.
+. III. WANAAMAKER,
Chairman,
Z. j. FIELDER,