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Truth Ever TO be Remembered


WHAT THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
DECLARHD THREE YEARS AGO.
From the Congregational Record, Vol. w.,
Part ILL.,, Page 2,28.
Resolved by the House Of Representatives
Of the Unitsd Stasss, That It Ia the duty OF
the House TO declare, and this Hsuse does
hereby solemly declare, that Samuel j..
Tlden of the State OF New York received
one hundred and ninety electoral
votes for the office OF President OF the
Udited states, all of which votes were
cast and lists thereof signed, certified and
transmitted TO the seat of Government,
directed TO the President OF the Senate, IN
conformity with the Constitution and
laws of the United States, by electors
legally eligible and qualified a. such cleo
tors, each of whom had been duly APP
pointed and elected in manner directed
by the Legislature OF the State in and for
which he cast his vote az Aforesaid I;
nd that sad Samuel J. 1itdsn having thus
received the vote Of a nsa5OritV Of ths electors
appointed as aforesaid. ne i0os thereby duly
elected President Of the United Szdtss Of
Anlertcd for a term Of Jour years, consnssno
ing on the 4th day 0f March, n. d., 1877;
anu mis- house Iurtner declares tnat ihos.
A. Hendricks having receivev the same
number or electoral votes for the office OF
Vice President OF the United states that
were cast for Samuel J. 1ilden for Pre- l.
dent as aforesaid, the said votes having
been cast Tor him by the same persons
who voted for the said Tilden ior Presi
dent as a1ore said, and at the same / me
and in the same manner II is the opinion
of this House that the said Thomas a.
Hendricks Of the State Of Indiana ,oas day
elected V,ce- President Of the United States
for "a term Of four years, commencing on the
an dan l| March, a. D.. 1877.
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WALL STREET YEsTBRDAY.--Stocks
fairly active and higher first half hour
general decline, with weak and fever
ish market; slight rally with close
Money on call unchanged at 81 per
cent. on stocks, 2 on governments.-
Foreign exchange steady and dull
Nearly a million specie arrives from
Europe.
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The Southern outrage business is in a
hourlshiDg condition. A negro of Lex
lheton, KY, has been stabbed by a Re-
publican negro for voting the Democrat
lc ticket, and Democratic black man
in Wilmington, Del, has been stoned
for indulging in free speech. Apparent.
ly the Democratic party must hoist The
bloody shirt.-N. Y. Star.
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Sherman W,thholeis His Letters

Sp sclal Dispatch TO The Bait. Gazette.
WAsHINGToN,A August GA general
call having been made through the press
for the publication OF tho two letters to
which Gen. Hancock's recently publish
ed letter TO Gen Sherman in 1870 was all
answer, your correspondent called upon
Gen. Sherman to-day. The general
listened grimly to the request for the let
ters, and replied with the sharp emphasis
character.st of his speech "No, Sir;
emphatlcally no Sir. am not In this
campaign and don't propose to be drawn
into it. Gen. Hancock has those letters,
but if he should give them out he must
do II upon his own responsl blliLy.'
REPUBLICANS FOR HANCOCK.
Among to-day's arrivals here were Ex-
Senator Poole, OF North Carolina, and
Fowler, of Tenn ssel. Both have hereto
fore been Republicans, but the men ana
methods Of this campaign have disgusted
both with that side and they now shout
Tor Hancock. Ex-senator Pool predicts
The largest sort of Democratic majority
in his 5 ate and MIR. Fowler Is confident
that the Slate-debt troubles will not aflec
the Democratic majority in Tennessee
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A HORSE PURCHASED.

The Washington Fire Company have
purchased fine iron gray horse from
Robert M. Gibson, to replace the one
that died short time ago. The animal
is fine match to the one that they have
had in their possession for some time
past. Both horses were attached tc
the engine Yesterday afternoon, ahC
worked well together.
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SHOT BY A RIVAL sUIrOR

ton has been r. ceived here of a fatal en-
counter In Buckingham County between
}. w. Davidson and W. j. Franklin,
uval suitors for the hand of young
lady IN that county. Davidson was ac-
cepted by the lady. The young men
met In the woods and quarrelled. FL
hally they came To blows, when David
son drew revolver and shot his antag-
onist, ihfii,ting wound from which he
died last night. Davidson Is at large.
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A MASSACRE THREATENED.

LONDON, August 5.-The Standard
says: Her Majesty's ship Dance she'll
ed two lebellious Samoan villages. and
the natives threatened TO massacre all
the white inhabitants, but a later dis
patch has been received, saying that
the rebels have surrendered and quiet
is restored.
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CORONER'S INOU EST,

This morning at 10 O'Clock Coroner
ButZ held an inquest i'll little ola
shanty on Fourth street between French
and Walnut streets, over the body OF IA
fire days Old child of James White, who
died last night without medical attend
alec. The jury returned a verdict of
death from natural causes.
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LOCAL TIML TiElL
TRAINS LEAVE wILNlSGTl

FoR PuILADELrHlA.-l56 &A N
S.lOH.UU, y.i4, 1879, lu.so, a. H.; Eb
/ 30 80 2.3U, 4.Ou, j01, 40, Va, ~
on Sundays, l.ll, 2-d, S,lO,u' M v
B.iS p. III. ....,..
FoR NEW YuRK.-l-b&-i6@ IA
am. l4.i6, 2.4J, B,O7, -. ln., y,
on Sundays, la, 2.& y. m;
For BALTIMORE AND WAshlsd
i2.5l, 2.O3, 2.l5, $50, II. NJ. lL9s Ld
5.22, 7.0N, y. IA. On sundays i-0l' 4
am. ,-.
FoR BALTIMORE, bay Line connq
OH u, IN. No sunday trains,
FoR NEW CAsTLE.-6.W s,5, a. ~
J.W, 6,S5, p. IN. No sunday Trans, :,
FoR DELAWARE K. k-g'3 g. y
80, y. III. No sunday lralus.
Fok WILMISGToN a NORIHkhN !
w, a. H.; 800, 5.Oo p ILL., NJ I
trains. ,,,....,,..,, I
For DELAWARE WESTERN n
lo.3Oa. m; $50 y. III. NO sunua! v. "
TRAINS ARRIVE IN WiLAiH b
FkoM PHILADELrnlA.-l-b, ~ ~
$50; 9.2O, IL m. l2.lo l1,4., 4 I'm N
40. I.i4, j.l7, 80, 1Ul, hOV, Wy; ia ',T
ON sundays, l2.i5, los W. iV'" "'
y FROM NEW YoRK,-l.5o, 2'S' !, Nv, y
~. IJ, LOG, 4.li. 1w D. Ill y" -
I.5S, LISA. III. .ye ot- On
From BALl1MOEE.-noo' ~ ,"''
ln.; l2.23, l2.6, l2.3'' 2'3,' % S"' ~ M
SUNDAYS, 80, III II. m.y,@ p ":
Ehnm MAsnGNGT0N.-L'b, 81"
l125 l25I. 1887, 6.3s, S.45 p, u, ,oO
FRoA .NEw CAsrLL.--1,,"' ~ ,1a,ns a-
AIS. d. Al y. III. No SUNDAY 'is'l1
FROM DkLAwAkE H. h'-"''
e ~ n. m. No sunday tldiis. -usv,
FKoM MILMINGroN X NOh'Sss. NS
si0' Il,25 a. n. 6.ij p. IN. NJ
TMoM a DELAWARE WEsTtES, ,Isi1 n !
n. M; 2l5, p. m. No aunu"s ,'soN W. I
TRAINS FOR WILMl6N,GI,laVN 6,I,a !
EpoM BROAD STREET AND " " ATT II |
AvFSUE-7.3O $40, ly.SO li'"' 4, n 4
i u IN 400 $50. 400, OILS, t'W' ooa o'aV m n
io9 "a o. ~ IN on sundays, s'Sa' IL
''1Si Fnom M TmIRrY- SECOND ASp y Is s
STnEETs. -7.3O, ll.S1 ~ N M a
m OO a, IN. On Sundays h'''
Nore.-The black figures 'nicp t1R't d
" i'm ted Express Oh W."
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A FATAL ENCOUNTER "
GINIL IN

RTcu,,o, ulNlA.
nation atioahhoSR, has R,.', va., August 81
tal encounter i'll Bncb'nuahe B'uu mere Oi
Franklin, two youu" pU'On On,d and
are rival suitors tor sInn'lemel IN
young lady in that couDtr ,ne 1an| b
was ac 'epted by the youHo u,y' Dav
Two met each other N ns ,, lady.
GSa!ray's G! store and bepan "a '''e e,, Wood,
Finally they fell to 6Iow. 5r quaFsli !i
son drew a revolver anS Nv Tlen y
iiagonist, ,lnfliclinp A waunS Won "iSI di
large. '' davidson
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A GOOD VARIETY SHOW,

One of the best variety shows on
Coney Island, is that owned and
managed by George Norton. 1t is
situated near the great on pier and
was visited yesterday by a large
number of Wilmingtonians. The
admission to the show is only 10
cents.
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co MI u LSORY SLAUGHTER
OF CATTLE AT BRITISH
PORTS

LONDON, August 5.-Mr. Arthur
Arnold, (Liberal), member for Sal
ford, will, in the House Of Commons
tomorrow, move THAT in the opinion
of the House, the compulsory
slaughter at the ports of landing Of
fat stock from the United States re-
stricts the supply and increases the
cost OF food, and having regard to
the freedom from disease of the cat
reproducing States in America, the
House deems it desirable that the
government should consider the re-
striction with view to its modifica-
ton or removal.
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SPECIAL N.t,n,

.. a N special meeting Of the h'S, H.,
their . Headquarters this "',' avo'i OS .
ness of Importance viii h. .u, "a ~
fore the meeting. ~ pac'
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IHE condition of Robt. J. Jump
VINO was so severely beaten at Denton
Dy young Melvin, remains about the
same. No change in either direction
has taken place, and the prospects for
recovery are considered gloomy.
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SPECIAL NOTICE..
A CAR d.

To all VINO are suffering from the er-
rors and indiscretiOns OF youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss Of manhood.
&c, / will send a recipe that will cure you
was discovered by missionary In South
Amsrica Send a self add Tessed envelope
to the REV. JOSEPH I. INMAN, Station ID
NeW York Cttu. May4-eodD&wly
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Clayton House Arrivals.

Saml X. Pearce, PhiIa.
Evan Stokes, New York.
ID. krause. Philn.
Y. W. Copeland, New York.
N A. Gardntr, Jr., New London, Conn
VIM. Thomson, city.
j. X, Lofiand, Milford.
IL. w. Cannon, Dover.
Chas. n. Morrell, New York,
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HEAVY FAILURE.

PIrTsBURG, August 5.-The sensation
of the hour here IN busi ness circles Is the
failure of Reese Owens, one OF our
heaviest pork dealers. His liabilities
are estlm Ited at Sl60,000. One OF hih
principal creditors SAID tonight that he
did not expect to realize more than 3
cents on the dollar.
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NeaOd,'k Letter.

Correspondence OF the Gazette.
NEWARK, Aug. 6, 1880.
Yesterday was gala day among the
colOred people, the OCCASION being the
first anniversary of the Diamond State
Cornet Band. About 400 people were
present during the exercises which we're
conducted in Porter's grove, about half
a iuile from Newark. The parade was
formed about 10 30, al the colored school
house and marched in the following
order Managers in carriages, Diamond
State Band without their instruments,
followed by the Mount Vernon Cornet
Band of Wilmington, who furnished the
music during the parade; next the
Metropolitan club of your city and this
Garfield club of this town. One notice
able feature about the latter club was
that it contained about eight members,
six Of them being boys under u years OF
age. After the procession Lad left the
town the Oxford band arrived aud fur
nished music duIing the day nearly
equal TO that OF the Mount Vernon, not
wIthstanding the latter Is a very OLD or
ganization. Not one OF the speakers
who were expected to be present put i'll
All appearance, consequently it fell upon
the managers to make some reparatlon
tor the disappointment to the people.
9rwo light colo ed negroes from your
Guy we're called upon who made bIieibul
filing addresses. The day was heartily
enjoyed by ALL The meeting left the
woods at $50 and repaired to the schoo
house where various amusementS were
lBdulged in until eleven o'clock. Their,
was only one fight during the day an
that without bloOdshed; taking into con
sideration the amount of liquor drank n
is something OF a mystery.
There is some talk of organizing Han
cock and Eughsh club IN this Town.
The Wa h n4ton Hotel ha, recei we'd il
| Flushing touches anu now presents
very much improved apuearauce.
| The entertainment AT the College Ora
| tory gwen in aid OF the ST. ThomA
| Church was well attended aud goo,
profit realized.
A young colt belonging TO Mr.. Faux
ner, farmer living TWO miles from New
ark, narrowly escaped being gored by
vicious bull last week.
Rev. William Kersham VIII ill the M
+. pulpit next Sunday morning, with
service of song in the evening BY til
| sholr.
| Fruit and vegetables are still about til
same prices as when quoted.
| Newark visitors to kehoboth complai
greatly of motquitoes.
| Anon.
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EXCURSION TO ATLANTIC CITY

Scott M. E. Church gave an excur-
sion to Atlantic City this morning via
steamer s. M. FELTON, and Marrow
Guage X. II. from Camden. The ex-
cursion was quite a large one, and was
accompanied by the Millard Military
Band.
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AGAIN POSTPONED

The suit of Thomas w. Saville ag.ins,
James l. Hawkins, for assault an1 nat
terry, which was to have been heard he
fore Esquire Brady last evening has again
been puhtponed. No date is fixed for the
hearing A '"o
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The GAZETTE furnishes alh,
for one ceut. Six cents wed
cents a month. Three dollan
for a good, reliable Democrats
paper.
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NO NEWS YET.

No word has yet been received from
Washington in regard TO the decision OF
letter-carrier Hawkins case by the Post
office DrpartLaent.
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FOURTH EDITION
Imdicnt,on. for ro.IpMy.

Cloudy or'partly cloud weather, winds
mostly northeasterly, generally higher
temperature, stationary or lower barome-
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4 dissolution OF pAhTNtRsj
IL Notice Is hereby given lhatlhl
uership lately existing telWes 4
McCiary, Jr., ant Vim. q. Guyer
the Arm II meutMCClaIyd Guyef.hi
dissolved by mutual consent. All
owing tI SAID partnership d,e 10 l
To Samuel Me, any, Jr., he alone
authorlzrd To s'g,' the firm name d
dalion. and ali dtma' d. on aid ID
ship are to be presented to him ID
ment. MUEL MCCLARY,
WILLIAM q. GClEA
| shall continue to manuiacl
sell all kihds OF bu lding bricks I'd
yard formerly occupied b, NCCl
Guyer.
Orders received At the ollce
Sliu"c3 Stierl, ~ mall " t. epnOH
receive prompt attention.
SAMUEL MCCLARY
August u, 1850.
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Wilmington " M arkess.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
"WEDNESDAY, Aug.45 p.

"WEDNESDAY, Aug. 4, 8 r. M.
FLOUR AND MEAL.-FIour Is fairly ac-
i've and nrm. Sales of 1000 barrels, in
iudlng Minnesota extras at S. 25a8 rs
straight at 50 5OaT Pennsy wanna fsmll y
new and old wheat at IS a IS 81; Wes-
Tern do. at - 80 IA So %, and Patents at 81
70. Rye lour sells AT a 5Oa4 re.
GRAIN.-The wheat mark ct is Quist and
shade lower. Sales OF 1000 busheis. In
Guiding l50O0 bus. Aug at $I.Osaz, rejeeted,
at sial o5 red and amber traek and
ahoat at u O9aS 10 and No. . red In ele.
yator, at 81 0S71a$l 0S1 bid for August ;
81 0o3s September and 81 w October. Rye
is steady at 5oa70c. for new, and 7SasJc.
old Pennsylvania. Corn is firmly held
and in fair demand. Sales OF TOO bushes
including rejected, at 4Sa4S1<c. :; steamer
at 49c. mixed at 6O11a5l Nc, and yellow at
3Zao217c. and 47I bid for August, 481kc. fol
september, and 405sc. for October, Oats
are are, inactive and unchanged. Sales OF
1000 bushels, including rejected at SOC.
mixed at 35c,, and white at n a 42c.
The receipts to-day were as follows: a30O
bbls. flour, l5 barrels oatmeal. l29 100
bushels Wheat, II, 400 bushels corn, Ii 900
bush. oats. and so barrels whisky.
WHIsKY.-l50 bbls. Westerr lrou kound
sold at tl 10 per gallon.
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The new house at Mars6,a
occupies the site of WqI.,u., p1.,a
home, which was burnaS TO''c'' =
completed at a cost Of abS0 - y
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MAKING IT RESPECTABLE.
Democrats are making tie {
City Councilman respectable.
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4 .manciai aud Co .ura ere ial.

WILMINGTON. Del, Aug 9, 1850.
--latest Stock quotations lurnished by
He,lld d Co., g. Il. corner Seventh and
Market streets, Wilmington, Del, at l.
Nj. 10 day:
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LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS.

National Bank of Delaware...........5OO 800
First National Bank k...................l4 l4b
Union National Bank. A
National Bank OF Wil. Brandywine Is
Farmers Bank ......................... 81
Wilmington Coal Gas Co............... IS
delaware Il. r. Co................... Is
delaware Western X. X. Co........ ~
PhIla.. VIII. h Baltimore Il. X. Co..... 70
iImington Il Northern X. X. Co..... %
Wilmington Passenger X. w. CO...... A.,
delaware Fire lns. Co.................. 83
Masonic Hall ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Delaware state. ......................i0 i05
Wilmington City B's...................ll0
w WilminstDu city 5's...............~..l
Masonic Hall Co, lst mortgage. 100
Wilmington Passenger X. W., LIST
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Groonvillo and Columbia Railroad
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE,

On and after Monday, May IL, 1880,
the Passenger Trains over the Greenvillc
aud Columbia Railroad will be run daily,
Sundays excepted:
MAIN STEM.
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South Carolina Railroad.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
Commencing May 1G, 1880: Trains vii


CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
Commencing May 1G, 1880 rraius will
run as follows:
COLUMBIA DIVISION.
(DAILY,)
Leave Charleston ut IS m 8 05 D m
Arrive at Columbia at 10 As m 6 10 a III
Leave Columbia at ID Is pm 8 80 p m
and II Is p m
- and 7 30 m
*Daily except Sunday. tSundays only.
AUGUSTA DIVISION.
(DALY.)
Leave Charleston at 8 90 q IN 10 Is D m
Arrive at Augusta at IS N 5Oa NJ
Leave Augusta nt 8 500 a m 74O D m
Arr:c at Charleston at 90 p m 6 20 a m
Trains leaving Charleston at S As m
and Columbia at 4 Is p NJ, make close
connections (cxcept on Snndays) with
Grccnvillc and Columbia Railroad to and
from WalhalIa, Grccnvilc, Anderson,
Sportanhurg, Flat Rock and Henderson,
vile and Laurcns.
JOHN i. PECK,
General Superintendent.
ID. g. ALLEN, Gen. PAS. aud Ticket Act.
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State Of South Carolina.
@G0NEEE COUNTY,
BY RichaM Le'ciS, Esq, Judyc of ProJal

BY RichaH Lc'cis, Esq, J"dgc of Probate.
\NnEREAs. Jesse W. Siribling has made suit 10
W me to grant him Letters of Atlminstra-.
ton, with the will annexed, Of The Estate and
Effects of Wm. James, deceased
These nrc, therefore, to cite and admonish all
and singular the kindred and creditors of tho
sad VIM. James, deceased, that they be,
and appear, before me, in the Cour, Of Probate,
to be held at Walhalla S G., on Saturday, l7th
Of July instant, after publication hereof,
Mt l. o'clock in the forenoon, to shcw cause,
if any they lavo. why tho said administration
should not bo granted.
Given under my hnnd and SEAL this tho 30th
day Of juno, Ammo Douiini 1880.
RICHARD LEWIS,
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In Dreams.

She eomos to mo ia dreams,
. 2 Just as of old; e H s r )
With form of fragile grace,
Tho sweet remembered faoc.
Even her garments fold
If just the same
In dreams she comes to mo,
Only in dreams.
She comes to mo ia dreams,
No ohango is there,
No gathering shade Of gloom,
No hint of coming doom,
Is on her faco so fair.
In dreams she comes to me,
{ Only in dreams. ,. Z
Sho comes to me in dreams,
When glittoring light
Shall drive carths clouds away,
, And with its wolcomc ray
Bring tho long looked for day,
Hoavcn's morning bright
Then will sho como to NC;
Or must it ever bo
That l her face shall sec,
Only in dreams?
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RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY.

TIE eighth session will begin September %.
1851. Location healthy; corps OF teachers able
and experienced; natives for modern lanauagcs:
unusual advantages in music ard art. Nnnlhcr
Of boardcrs being liniol, The comfort. bcallh,
happiness and moral md mcnal good Of each
can more certainly be secured. We refer TO the
Faculty OF The University CT yireinin; Gcn. L.
II. Smith. Virginia Military Institute. and TO
Bishop WhitGc, OF Virginia For catalogue
apply to JOHN II. POWELL,
Principal, Richmond. Va.
July 3, 1850 3i I'm
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ID [ IL III CErI1oE2Y
For
CGD7sGC County.

ScnGior--J. ". Livingston.
;, Representatives., George Il. Cherry, Joel
Ecald.
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i.nurcns Hranch Trains leave Laurcns G. II. at
10 y. IN. and leave Ncwhcrry 500 y. m. on
every day, Sunday excepted
MooS''''c Eranch Train connects at Hodges
with down and mp train daily, sundays cx.
ccr;cd. ht'>tc Abbcyil!c at 9.l0 A. NJ; Leave
Hodges ut $40 p. NJ.
up and down Trains on the main stcuj
make close connection at Columbia with tho
up and down day passenger Trains on tho
south Caroline Railro2d and will the
through Freight Trains, with Passenger Car
attached, on tho Wilmington, Columbia
and Augusta Railroad, and at Als,on with
thc trains OF the Srar'anburg, Union and
Eo'NmD'a halroad for Union, Spartanburg,
iicnteGSony!He, Ashcvi'lr, dc, &c.
j. ". FRY,
> Gcncral Superintendent
d. T. MEREDITH, Master Transportation.
JAEEH NORTON. IN, Gcn'l Ticket a cent
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NOTICE.
RECEIYER'S OFFICE

NKEENNILLE& L COLUMBIA Il. II.
COLUMBIA, S. c., July 5, 1850.
All persons having claims against tho
Grecnvllc u Columbia Railroad. contracted
during my administration rs Receiver, are
requested to present them on or before tho
loth OF July instant, or thry will be dclarrcd
payment. JA'lE3 CONNER.
Receiver Grcenvillc Il Coiumbin Railroad.
july s, 1880 silt.
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atlanta and Charlotte Air Line Railway
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.
ATLANTA, "a, June 3d. 1879.
CVlNGE or ,SCUEDULE.

- "'N nitIi tc-AI hlJA1, lJCCCmhor
1870, Double Daily Trains will run on
.his load as follows
GOING EAST.
Night Mail and Passenger Train:
hrrvo at Seneca, 8 90 p m
ilayc Scncca, Q OF IN
Day Passenger Train:
Arrive at Seneca, 9 Pam
Leave Seneca, 13om
GOING WEST. - :"
Night h!ail and Passenger Train:
Arrive at Seneca, 81 IN
Leave Seneca, 35 m
Day Passenger Train:
Arrive at Seneca, Is y m
Leave Seneca, S lG nm
GOING EAST.
Local Freight and Accommodation Train.
Arrive at Seneca, S 05 D m
Leave Seneca S 81 I'm
Local freight and Accommodation Train:
Arrive at Seneca 7 42
Leave Seneca 7 50pp M M
CIcsc connection at Atlanta for all points
West and ct Charlotte for all points last.
Through tickets on sale at Gainesville.
Seneca City, Grccnville and spartanburg to,
al! points East or West
CONNECTIONS.
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see the end of her term of slavery. 1t does
not matter to me; | am strong, and can
bear anything. Be kind enough to leave
us; do not forget that you are the cause
OF our being here at this hour
lie left me without reply, and rejolned
the gamblers.
When had forced myself to calmness
commenced my favorite song, and Clarice
glided from my arms and moved among the
shadows, like one in dream. 1t could
scarcely be called dancing, but her move
ments were full of grace, and she inspired
me with a fear similar to that experienced
on the first night of her recovery from her
illness. | was not the only person in the
room who experienced the feeling, for |
heard the gentleman say,
1 believe Clarice is spirit, and that
she will presently melt into thin air. Is
not that what the poet says? Our revels
now are ended Friend manager, that part
of your debt is paid
Indeed, Clarice could dance no more.
She sank upon the couch in a sleep so
sound that | could not rouse her. 1t was
not possible for me to carry her through
the long passages and up the great STAIR
cases to our room, and | doubt, if had
attempted it, whether l should not have
lost my way. Besides, | also was over
powered with fatigue, and observing that
we were now apparently unnoticed by the
gentlemen, | knelt upon the ground, and
placing my head upon the pillow by the
side OF Clarice, soon was fast asleep
To be continued