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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-18

ll'risylLLE. November 1.-The first
t.t O. snow Of the season covers the
dep;h OF one inch, and still showing.
Sr. LyIs, November IA snow
storm has prevailed here nearly contin.
Gl,'y since Yesterday afternoon, and
about five inches of snow now lies on
te ground The mercury fell last
night several degrees below freezing
po'nt, but the temperature is mllder
tnIS evening, and thaw will probably
SCI IN tomorrow.
LITTLE Rex, November IA heavy
snoS Storm commenced here at SO clock
tAii morning, and haI continued without
intrrmIsSlOn since, and is now falling at
oP N, This IS something without pre-
eeGent in this latitude.
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LIVE STOCK.
w whccling.

"hccliug.
Tie 1.-Two stock market has been doing
very well during The past week. and
prices have been ranging as follows
Iioys-Fair demand for prime packing
lots at 81 20 per hundred; buichera
81 75td-j %
Cattle Plenty 0f the animals In the
market u, the following rates.: Young
cattle from 700 10 80 pound. at 2!ta3c.
40 To 100 pom n, 3Cr Sc; bulls 2a2lc.
All the cattle orered st present ara M.
liyes.
Sheep At 81 OOd3 30.
Cb,oAAo.
UHIc.ao, November 1.-THE Dvrrs'
iounai reports hog receipts b? 600 head:
shipments 800 head. Market in fair
demand but NJ lower rates. declined 5hs9
I0r; oil rold mitcd packing 81 %0cai 10.
light 81 GOa4 ~: choice heavy - 100
4 30: good quality.
Caltle-R"ccipls 800 head: ship.
mcnts 800 head. Market isirly scti,e
and wesks,; exports - 2jNs5 %, good
b choice shipping ~ G,aj 90. common
tn medium s3 G,Ngi 10; butchers ,ts1dy
stS2 OpCa3 20; sipkers and feeders fair.
ly active at 81 sra 3 20. half breeds aud
natives s. 2Ja3 -; Wyoming Texans
g 2s
sheep Receipts 1000 head: ship.
menis ] 900 hesd. Market quiet; good
- choice 81 20o,3 ~: good 81 l0ts,t 90
New York.
NEW YoRE. November y -Beev~~ -
ReceiI u for W. dsys 5f(0 head .sd..
a a -. a..
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The Queen City's News.

CrxcISSArI, November l..-Postmas.
ter General Maynard has sent AN order
TO the Postmaster at Cincinnati to refuse
the payment OF ofmoney orders and to re-
fuse to deliver registered letters ad
dressed to Byron II. Robb and others,
proprietors Of the Singapore To-
bacco Company, the American
aud European Secret Service Co.. ""Tne
Insurance Co.." "The Monitor Lamp
Co.." and the enterprises that are ex.
tensivelv advertised. The examination
of Charles Fisher, on the charge o! a..
tempting to put irauiulent tickets in
the ballo, box, is not yet ended. The
testimony to-day brought out nothing
paU
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FOREIGN.
ROM L.
Papal Matters.

ROME, November 1.-THE Pope has
signed the brief appointing Cardinal
Jacobini Pontiical Secretary OF State.
1t is expected in clerical circles that the
appointment will make great change
in the policy of the Vatican. The Pope
approves the views OF the Irish bishops,
as stated in the memorial explaining
their conduct in regard to the agitation
in Ireland, and it is expected he will
shortly make public announcement to
that effect. In consequence OF the com.
promise arrived at with Russia. the Vat.
lean will Immediately take action with
the view of filling the vacant Sees in
Poland, and in making appointments
will consider the claims OF persons
recommended by the Russian govern
ment.
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Remains of Christopher Columbus.

SANro DoNISGo, November 6.-Con-
gress has passed decree that consider
ing the proofs sufficient that the re-
mains found in the Cathedral Septem-
Der 10th, 1877, are the remains OF Chris
topher Columbus, monument to
enshrine them shall be erected at the
capital. All the American governments
are solicited to contribute to the fund.
The government OF Santo Domingo gives
$1,000,
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nominal.
Srocvs-The market opened strong,
aud in early dealings prices advanced
under brisk purchases to 81 per cent,
Nashville and Chattanooga, Ohio and
Mississippi, Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy, Reading, Houston aud Texas.
and Alton and Terre Haute leading the
upward movement. Speculation con.
tinued buoyant throughout the after.
noon until shortly before the close.
when, under realizing sales, q reaction
Of ! 10 2t per cent Was recorded, the
shares most prominent in the advances
early in the day showing the greatest
decline.
The Treasury bought by private Offers
$4,000 OF 6s Of 1850, maturing Decsm.
Der 3lst. at l02 75-l00.
The transactions on the Stock Ex-
change aggregated $4,000 shares, Of
which 6,O00 were Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy, $500 {. Z. 4 |. G., 00OO
Delaware, Lsckawanna and Western.
1000 Delaware AMI Hudson. $500 Den.
yer AMI Rio Gran,,e. 5000 Erie, 1900
Hannibal aud st. Joseph, 5000 Iron
Mountain, 10000 Kansas and Texas,
1900 Lake Shore, 5000 Michigan Gen.
tral, 900 Northwestern, 1900 Nash.
vile and Chattanooga, 81. 900 New Jer-
sey Central, 1900 New York Central.
1900 Northern Pacific. 1000 Ohio
and Mississippi, 27,0OO Ontario AMI
Western, 5000 Pacific Mail, 30. WO Resd.
ing, 5000 st. Paul. 1000 ~. Paul and
Omaha, 1900 Union Pacific. 300 Wa.
bash Pacific. u, 900 Western Union, and
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The Panama Canal.

PARIS, November 1.-THE capital OF
the Panama Canal Company will be
SOO, 900 O00 francs, divided into 100000
shares OF 500 francs each, 10000 shares
being reserved by the statutes for the
civil company. OF the original conces-
sions contributed BY that company,
1900 600 shares remain for public sub
scriplion. The issue will be made at
par, - francs being paid at the sub
scription, 100 on the allotment, and the
rest as reqnired. The total cost is esti-
mated at GO0,0OO,0O0 francs. The sum
necessary for completing the canal
over and above the capital will be
raised by the issue OF obligations.
Five per cent. interest il 10 he paid on
the shares during the execution OF the
work. OF the net profits 50 per cent IS
allotted TO the shareholders by terms oil
concession. De Lesscps states that the
contractors have sent in their estimate,
according to which the construction of
the canal will not cost 800, 900 900 irancs;
tia. il has been provided by memo
randum signed July 9TH, that special
American committee sitting IN New
York shall represent the interests OF the
company in the United States, as to all
that relates to the observance oil the
neutrality OF the canal az settled by the
law OF concession Of the Republic of
Columbia.
The Times on Cabinet Differences.
LoyDox, November 1.-THE Jun>s
commenting on the reticence OF Cham
ber,ain, Prrsiden, OF the Board oi Trade,
and John Bright, VI. p, at the opening
OF the Reform Club, a. Birmingham,
last night, says: 1T Wa known that
the condition OF Ireland was the subject
OF Ministerial deliberations, and II was
well understood there were serious dill
fe-ences among the members Ot the
Cabinet as 10 what should be done.
Rightly or wrongly. ami in this care We
believe rightly, at Birmingham. Mimic.
ters Bright and Chamberlain were cred
tied with the resolution to resist TO the
utmost, We may say 10 the last, the
adoption OF any measures savorng oi
coercion.
The London Nsus, in leading arii.
Gle, says: "We may assume that the
manner OF dealing with the condition
OF ireland wil occupy the attention oil
the Cabinet council 10 day, and proba-
bly BY tie end oil the week the Gwen
ment will have come 10 q decisive un-
derstanding.
That Mine Disaster
New GLASGOW, \. =. Noy-IbcT H.
There is a decided improvement in the
affairs at the pit to-day. TIE r.ncn 20
the bye pit vas finished sn the water
let into the mine abont = O'Clock this
morning. Now there is a muci smaller
amount Of vsp)r issucinsifom the shafts
and mostly steam, 50 tina, the water must
have complete control oi the fire By this
time. The ihqu-s. on the remains 0.
Daniel McGill WrLy Was commenced
to-day.
Harlea Withdr.wa.
LONDON, November l,.-Hsnlan hes
Withdrawn from the international re.
getta.
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A Southern Fire.

NASHVILLE, November IA fire this
morning IN g:ocery store, corner OF
Government AMI Royal street, destroy.
ed large bric< building. the inmates
barely escaping with their lives, some
having to come down escape ladders.
The signal service office records aud in.
struments were all Destroyed. The loss
is estimated at so, 900, nearly all covered
by insurance.
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Ew YORK.
GarAeld's Majority.

albany, November l7.-The State
canvassers met to-day AMI adjourned
until to morrow. TIE official returns
from all the counties but New York
give the Garfield electors 62,2lS major.
ity. New YORK is estimated at 4l.3I6
msjority for the Hancock electors, which
makes tiartield's majority 20,Si2.
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II BIoved Her Up.

CIScrSSArr, November IA Logan,
Ohio, special says: While C)rTin Call,
miner, was emp,ying quantity OF
blasting powder into a sack which his
wife was holding, the powder exploded.
Mrs. Call was burned to death, and Call
is not likely to live. The room was
badly shattered.
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Ir.h srsin the Cabine,

LONDON. November 1.-THE Press
Association says the reports OF dltieren,
ces in the Cabinet seem 10 be well
founded, Bright and Chamberlain have
pronounced absolutely against coercion
in Ireland. Several Ministers favor the
convocatlon OF Parliament in December
TO authorize the suspension of the
habeas corpus act. No decision has
been taken.
Cslebrstins the Birth Of the Spanish
Princess.
HAVANA, November 1.-THE celebra-
ton of the birth of the Spanish Princess
began yesterday. and viii last until Sat-
urday.
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AT THE CAPITAL.
Mahone's Importance in Peril.

@oaOho IN
WAsHrsGroN, November l7.-Intelli.
gence has reached here to-day, but
which has not been authenticated, that
the Democrats will, after all, have q
majority OF the "a ifornia Legislature
This may be doubted, but il 1t should be
correct Gen. Malone would at once
drop ont Of sight as an important fac
tor in the control Of the Senate. A
statement was put into circulation to-
day to the effect that when General
Malone was here last week, q direct
proposition was made to him by prom
inent Republican to give him the entire
Federal patronage OF Virginia in ex-
change for his vote. 1t is alleged that
Gen. Malone was sensible enough to
say that even il he was willing to enter
into such a corrupt arrangement he
knew it would be impossible for the
goods to be delivered to him.
Senator Grover
A letter from Senator Grover. OF Ore
gon, dated the 18th instant, at Whining
ton. has been received here. Mr.. Grover
says that his health is much improved,
and that he expects to be in Washing.
ton by the Goth, to remain for the winter.
A friend who saw the Senator a few
days since says that he was in as good
health and spirits as he has been for
five year, This would seem to dispose
of the statement that Mr.. Growers
health would not permit him to take his
seat again in the Senate.
Virginia's Vote.
A gentleman just from Richmond says
the feeling among the business people is
one OF unmixed satisfaction and pleas.
ure over the vote OF Virginia, so much
so, he says, that the defeat OF Hancock
has been lost sight OF. A Richmond
banker said he considered the victory of
the funders had added ten million dol
lars worth to Richmond's prosperity.
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oRY GOODS.
YOv Y0t.

Nsv Yofr. November l7.-Dry Goods
Cotton goods moving steadily asd
prices remain 6rm. owing 70 the unusu.
ally light supply on hand. Prints quiet.
Staple ginghsms in fair demsnd, bat
dress styles quiet Spring cassimsrss
and vorstsd coating In modsrats r.-
quest. Flanpsls and blankets doin I,
6ihy and prices frm.
(AiiiisnI kssksIs - - Peal
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Gnnatn RaQt

CINCINNATI, November l7.-Hon.
Peter Znn, a well known attorney, died
to-nlsht at lis residence in Riverside,
near this CITY.
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G.rneld's Plurality In Connsc'icut.

HARTFORD, November 1.-THE offi.
cial canvass OF the votes in Connecticut
shows Gsrfield's plurality 70 be 2,6S8;
msjority over al ,Sse.
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NEW ARK.
Weddiug Bells.

NEWARK, O., November 1.-The mar
riags of Mr.. Geo. A. Blood, Jr., a prom.
inent citizen and wholesale grocer OF
Columbus, o, with Miss Kate Chester,
daughter of A. T.. Chester, Esq. OF this
city, took place at the residence OF the
brides parents. yesterday morning, at
10 o'clock. The wedding WAS quiet
one, only intimate friends and relatives
being present. Mr.. anil Mrs. Blood
took the noon train for Chicago.
Anniversary Celebration
On Saturday the village oi Granville,
this county, celebrated its seven 'y-hith
anniversary. In the Presbyterian
Church three sszions, morning, alter
noon and evening, were held, and the
house was crowded. The music was
qui;e elaborate and 'assicdiy rendered.
The exercises. among other things, em.
braced an address OF welcome by Rev.
ID. B. Hervey; a paper entitled H'sto'
~ of the Settlements in Granville Toxin
ship Before the Granville Col"ny,' by
Hon. Isaac Smucker, oi Newark; His
tory OF Granville Colony" by Rev. DIR.
Henrv Bus! NIL; "lli,tory Of Military
Affairs AMI Experience OF Granville.
by Hon. NJ. NJ. Munson member State
Board OF Ellsliz ,lion. Addresses were
made Dy DR.. +. Sinnet, Professor J. l..
Carson, Vim. Whitney and Rev. DIR.
Owens. President OF DenniSon Cnivers.
ity, of Granville.
4 valuable collectionOf relics and por-
traits were on exhibition. In the even
ing reunion OF pioneers was hell in
the church parlors.
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OyercOass.
OyerrOats.
OSercoats.
OscrcOats.
eNei coats.
ospTroatS.
~ l3s0 Market.
Al 1920 Market.
AZ iss1 Market.
"a 1920 Market.
"a 1870 Market.
Ai l32D Market.
i'e.ersible Oyercoa.s al l3SO
Narkei.
hsHersib!c Overcoats at l32O
Market.
Market.
hsyersibie Overcoats at 1870
Market.
nsheisib.e Overcoats at l32O
Market.
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PIAANCR
NAR York.

New YoRK. November l7.-MoEuv--
Active at 2@6 per cent, closing at %
8 per cent Prime mercantile paper 4S
6 per cent Sterling exchange, bank.
ers' bills weak at 4S0i; demand 4S2i.
SILvEk-At London 81 lS.l6d; bar I'll.
yer here ll2i; subsidiary silver coin
i6l per cent discount.
9ovRlNnINrs-Generllly 6rm and
i@t per cent. higher for 4ls and Il.
RAiLRoAD BoNDs-StronH and active,
and most OF the leading issues show an
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BUYING AND SELLING.
HOME AND TelesRAPHIc REPORTS.
Money Active At 2 to s PEI csat-6ov-
srnments Firm asd hiGhsr-FIour
firm-Whsat Active and
Highsr-Hegs Quiet
PRODUCE

PRODUCE
Whssltn: Wholesale
The merchants Of all departments re-
port great improvement in their reports
this morning. and it Is thought the
changes noticeable in the following quo
tations will bear this statement out.
About our Wholesale houses everything
is being vigorously pushed along. and
al are kept busy billing orders.
Flour.
fAncy, patent 20
spring u - %
Buckwheat 25
Wharf.-The market has not changed
since our last quotations: prices. red win.
ter shipping and milling 9O(a Csc; best
grades new Sl.00.
CoRN-But little old corn Ia the
market. Plenty of new corn at +OtS+5c.
RYE-There Is some being offered in
the market at CSC. The trade, however,
is light.
OArs-The market is lively and good
demand; supply is good; new IS d+0c.
BARLEY-Scarce. with fair demand,
except for the best qualities,at 6j(S75c.
HAY-Good demand and supply equal
to it; new loose on wagons SIG 00(9
Is 90 per ton: baled at $50 0092l 90.
SEKDs-Timothy steady at s. - per
bushel for Western; clover seed S. %
as 50 per bushel.
Meats.
Packages for meats held a. follows:
Casks, 1000 lbs; half casks. 800 lbs. !;
tierces, $50 lbs. barrels, $50 lbs. bags,
200 lbs. No charge for package.
Naata ra nuist With slioht dam nj
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Nxx ORLEANS, November l7.-Cofee
Quiet; Rio carpoes ordinary to prime
llSsl4tc. Susar-Dull; inferior 5s54c;
com mon to good common 5tsSie; lair
TO fully fair 6iS,ic; yellow clarified Z ~
Tic. Molsss~s-lrrgular; common 80
(a33c; ceilirifuaal 10(sSse; fair HQS6c.
Klce-Stesdy with . good demand; Lou
isiana ordinary tofhoics 406s.
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LONDON, November l..-fsnlan hes
Withdrawn from the international re-
Retta.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-02-13

people,, Old tools, made dull by q
few years Of doubtful Democratic
service, nrc being gathered fromIliif.
ferent isectiionssof the county rand
ground over preparatory1Vto next
falls campaign. Democla attic sore
heads arc druggcd and doctored free
~ with view of making them eifec-
tive helps in splitting the "solid
white vote" in'the next election and
Influential colored Democrats are
piled on every occasion with all sorts
Of Inducements to abandon their new
and return TO their old allegiance,
or equal concern to the Courthouse
bosses is the best plan of rekindling
the Radical fires upon the broken
down coIored alters and Of infusing
the old slavish zeal into the masses OF
the colored people. They aie now
told that if Republican President
be elected, the DcInoci attic govern.
neuts of the South will be destroyed
by new reconstruction acts which will
restore their party to power upon u
more enduring basis than ever be-
fore. They are not promised forty
acres and mule hut offices by the
scores they are not threatened with
slavery, but pointed TO the cxoduses
which will disin ,cgrate their party
and destroy their race influence by
scattering them to the four winds OF
heaven. Indeed the bosses arc using
secret but earnest efforts 10 mike a
rehash Of old Radical influences which
if successful will give thcm Patter-
sons five more years Of good stealing
in South Carolina. They find, how
ever, that four years Of honest gov
ernment make the matter an uphill
business and the increase Of inlelli.
gcncc among the colored people un-
der Democ: attic rule renders success
extremely and uncomfor;ably doubt
ful. Ignorance was 4 harp Of thou
sand strings unon which they could
play with ease, but intelligence is a
different thing altogether.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-02-13
he Governors MESSAGE.

This paper is short, to the point
and characteristic of Gov. Simpson.
He confines himself to an cxplana.
ton of the necessity Of an extra scs-
sion snd producing o few reasons
why O iaw providing for registration
Of %eters should be enacted, He ad
miSs that sin some points of yiew
this subject rises @yen higher in i'm
portance than the supply bill! ITSELF"
and if the express provision OF the
Constitution is not 10 be ignored alto.
gcthcr. no more favorable opportuai.
W can ever present itself for comply
ing with its terms than the present
session. He does not recommend
that the Legislature embark in the
field of general legislation, yet corn
estly urges that the subject of regis-
tration' be ca lmly and deliberately
considered. We do hope that Gov.
Simpsons views may influence the
mcmOers To take this matter up.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-02-13
Notice..
OFFICE OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. !
ORANGEBURG COUNTY.
OR6NG EBURG, $. G., JAN 10. 1880.

OFFICE OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS; }
ORANGEBURG COUNTY.
ORANG EBURG, S. c., Jan. 10, 1880.
NOTICE is hereby given that the
~ Bridges herein named will be lot ont
for repairs to the lowest responsible bid
dor on the days mentioned below.
For all contracts over and above one
hundred dollars, II bond. with TWO good
surcties, for the faithful performance Of
contract will be required.
specifications made known on day OF
sale ut the Bridges.
The right TO reject any and all bids is
reserved.
l, Howcs' Bridges North E'ls,o River.
18th, February, 1880. II o'clock NJ.
=, Fomr Holes Bridge. 8 Notch Road,
18th February. 1880. IL O'Clock A. NJ.
8, Goodby' Hole Bridge. State Road,
18th February, 1850, > o'clock l.. NJ.
1, Bushy Branch Bridge, State Road,
10Th February, 1850. 10 O'clock A. NJ.
D, Providence Bridges, Stale Road, 10
February, 1850, II o'clock Nj.
9, Horse i;nn.c Bridge. State Road.
10Th FcbIuaIy, 1850. o'clock T.. NJ.
Z, Halfway swamp Bridye, Poplar and
Pine Grove Townships, 2lst February,
1850. II O'c.ock NJ.
Sealed bids will be received ut this
office until the lG' 'htlny of February, 1850,
for The contract "i boxing the Trees irI
Court House yard. Information can be
obtained from the Clerk Of the Board
The lowest bidder will be- awarded the
contract. The right TO reject amy and all
bids j. reserved.
BY order If The Board.
J.. IL. WANN AM AK ER,
G. Is. 4. g., y. c., 5. c.
Jan. %, lSS0-4t
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-02-13
General Assembly.

Both Houses convened in extra
session at II M. Tuesday with very
few members absent from their seats.
Besides the special matter Of correct
Ing the errors in the supply bill of the
last regular session several new bills
of more or less Importance to the
State will be pressed upon the Legis-
lature for consideration. Among
these is Il scheme to get State aid for
completing the R!ae Ridge Railroad.
The amount to be asked for is half a
million dollars, not to be paid, how
ever, until 'he road is rc5mpfeted to
Knoxville. We fully recognize the
Importance Of this work, but ID rot
think the State yet prepared to enter
upon All enterprise Of such magnitude.
\ bill 10 provide for the registration
Of voters will be presented, but it is
thought at present that tue prohahili-
ties are in favor Of it's defeat. We
consider this bill second in importance
only to the supply and appropriation
bills; and if there be time to spare it
should certainly receive the careful
consideration Of the members. The
opposition to its passage is mainly
from the up-conntry, but the hill is
not sectional and ought not to be 50
considered. There is o pressing need
for it in the low-country to protect
the ballot from fraud, to insure fair
election, and TO throw around the
ballot-box every constitutional safe
guard. "t
There is a disposition on the part
of number OF the members to contine
the work Ia the special matter OF the
supply bill and TO adjourn as. soon as
that is completed. Others are in fa-
vor Of taking np any buaincss left
over from last session. 1t is perfect
ly competent FOR Tie Legislature to
sit from now uatil next November,
but the interests Of the State demand
q short session, and next Monday or
Tuesday should close the work. 1t
is thought that 4 3-4 mills will be the
State tax.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-02-13
John A. Moroso, Esa.

By q late issue Of the Charleston
S"addy Times we notice that this
gentleman has severed his connectio II
as editor with that paper because of
the increased demands OF the Nescs
a'ri Courier upon his time. His edi-
toriai management Of t.ic Times was
highly satisfactory to its readers, and
reflected no little credit upon him as
tirst-class newspaper man. Whilst
the 1iales loses his valuable services,
the public will doubtless be the gamer
hy the concentration Of the best tai
e'iC and energy of the state upon the
staff Of the Ne,vs and Courier.