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If any inquiry was
oppose the tesoitl-
The resolution was

consider such subjects, If any inquiry was
lion et Il Il I; ever came sp. THe Resolution was
plsced en The ea'enar; aa,; I'm ro,n,,,,too
PostOElceS and rOst-1ioatla, reported, with
arnendMents, tho Senate bill providing for
the transportation Of lnnils between East st.
1A,tlls and st. Louis. Placed on tile ch!e1l-
DIR.
Air. Klrkwood announced that, owing to It's
importance, llc would call 1t Up soon.
A1r. Baldwin, from tile Committee on Com;
Incrce, reported fnvorably on the Senate bill
stte III a';i crccton of lle}it5lduse a1i fog:
signal ut or .nenr. the entrance Of Lltt1e
Irnyerse llGrbor. Lake Michigan. Placed
OIL tho calE,ltlar.
tho p,lrcl!nsc 2f . sltc to enargo The present
Government Building In Detroit antt for the
purchase nf site mid erection OF n Govern
u'cMt f' isnidlng ~ said stty. KcfGrred. -.
tie Completes ori II; rensions n'caiing sal nj
prior orders were postponed, and the Senate
ffansiaeFsd The e,sto' bills on the calendar
!, l5liis PASSED. granting pensions TO a mum.
Mr. MaxGy, from the Committee on Post
OflEcs md 1'Ost-ltDnds, reported the Post
la;.isd ."ats bill. Ordered printed and recon-
rio !a.e9r,ning hour expired, md the Geneva
nj, xf -.
N,segH M T,af 81 fSv ' uhnfan, a3il o. motlyn oi
1t iJm's ~ son nM fn9 Ino oil i,fat, lntrceu oy
ttnnnght tna "a any anarhit H. apprnprlall1i's wa9
Hns,a, sMKSt' ~; 1 pMs ~ uig Teaess Of several
fS.,as stt,,,1 M,.s nt M i1I ~, pteset ~.
agn, os oS s,,, m ..,s ,aS mS Wa'o Try set up
ne n! "ntscti'K payment @ I. to sno: lay q
TX sei rcs,, ~, ~ ~. e paih sitapGs1ol ..
iIf ~ H. :, IT, III ~ ~ ~ % %1aeI -, o's t o
in,ot pct ~ "v nht na ~ "Hlt,a ~ ',sts ot:,i
eossco' a'so o'ssco-ao % -
.-.
HOUSE.
An evening session WIS ordered for Thurs
grafton bill. -.
Tic regular order :. being. demanded,
the Speaker announced tho pending question
f9 be upon the paHsnge OF Il bill rcported last
night from tho Committee OF the Whole trtl-
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WAsl11Ndfox, D. G., April t5,-Blr, Mo
MILAN, from the Committee oil Commerce,
reported, With amendments tue Senate joint
resolution Introduced by Mr. Cameron, Of
Pennsylvania, providing for commission
to consider a1..! report what legislation Is
needed for the better regulation Of commerce
among tho States, and asked It's present con-
slderat!oa,
Mr.. Davis, Of West Virginia, objected. lie
thought either the Commerce Committee or
the Transportation Committee competent to
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committee OF five to draw up n bill ernbody-
Ing such tariff legislation ns In tile opinion OF
the members of tho Committee It Is advisable
10 attempt 10 consider ut this session, witt,
instructions to report next Thursday. Tho
resolution was adopted, and the following
gentlemen named as such 6ut>Cnmn1It-
tee: Carlisle, Mills, Tucker, Danneil, and
Garfield. This Committee Is Mt least n
proposition l0ok1ng n n revision Ut some por.
tions Of the Tariff law. III the 1lenttImo It
of the Committee slInll i,ol.i 4 conference he
fore the next regular meeting Of tho Commit
fec with 4 view 70 determining UPON soIlg
line Of action wlItcl, cah he supported.
PENSIONS.
Senator Wfthcrs, Chairman OF the Pensions
Committee, managed tO-tlav TO have every
nensiion case 9n the calendar DISPOSED q,
t!On.
THE EXODUS.
10 Inc W<sttr. Astoetattd Pstss. -
', WAsHtSnrnX, j. e. April i5.IIhc Senate
ksSF syos co%3es Pssdent o"y q s F"tsos II v
branch OF tho Kanaas Freeslnen'a 1lcllcf
AssociatIon. 1Io said the exodus Ind MT yet
damaged Kansas, hut thought II It continued
ct the same rnte ~ in tic past year, tmielt
n e co',rGe Of ne PniS r1ye asEs 7" 'e
the co10red Immigrants.
BIu0iIT's IDEA.
The Senate Committee appointed to audit
md control tfie contingent expenses Of TINT
body haze approved the expenditures to tnte
Of Sergeattt-atArlns bright for tho transfer
found that the new pIan ndopted by A1r:
bright effects n saving to the Government Of
Mt lcast 5000 n yenr, ind that tho service Is
performed In the m0st satisfactory manner.
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THE TELEGRAPH WAR,

KANsAs CrrY, No., April 1s.-Jutge Hal
lett, of the, United States Court at Denver,
having issned an order, ths Western Union
Telegraph Company today took possession
of the wires of the Denver paclac and Ram
MS Pacific Railways and branches.
and resumed business with atl
points on those roads, which has been
through the American Union Company since
teb. q. Tho restoration OF the property to
ihe Western Union Telegraph Cunlpany
leaves tho American Union Company with.
nat conaection west Of Knnsas City, except
road to Lawrence and Topeka.
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OBITUARY..
TIE REV. w. PITyE1s.

TIE REV W, pITNTE.
6ptetdi Dhpateh to TAs Chicago Tribune.
DECATUR, ILL.,, April 15.-rho Rev. Wilson
Pftncr, aged a years, died In Washington
Territory lately. lie was n Methodist tli-
vine, and joined The Illinois Conference fifty
years nRo. Iiu WINS tho first Methodist
preacher to lloltl services in Decatur, AMI did
lluis twenty-five and thirty years ngo lie
hus d brother, the 1loy. L. G. fitnsr, residing
~ Evanston, ILL.,, md another, W. G. ritncr,
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FISH GALORE.
What Has Boon Done Towh&d Stock.
Ing Geneva Lake with Flnny Denis

What Has Boon Done ,roxvnAa stor,..
Ing Geneva Lake with Finny Denis
zcns<
,,vt. , Grvrp. " WI "' -a'sag1 sn, 4no''nt. y
rote c.navo Iyn wn,,s "ls ptr .a.m ,,, ene
ans1,"., 49,. .Suslf neeouns u l4e isn culture
caFfled on NJ Lake ucneVa' Following arc
pe os' o eres atesn, pes IN s sypGI @
" Sis5ss, ss oss i q lii; IL n
nest spccjes Of fooI sIs Tbo tsAy yandnr Mi tag
Cisco. f9,u oniv II, cneva Inkn ~ IN to0 9Th
saaSs VIZ 1b eae ns o G.
hit innny sneces. mt natjvH ~ tt,csc syotn2s'
Ssss $sfs 81 iass e SsS If + sssa
Al present no lcss than ea6tcen VatIetippa a.
tod lshes arc found to be % present, seyesal s 81 Of
M anil nu,,nt @ ~ urt hmum, ~ aHs nnora
who yeary resort q 10 % tha place. ID ' D'' D'''''Ae'
, III lste chn, e les i: Wsoa. q Chicago, Is sup
fiji intn theso wn,ers' ,yt!cb ,yna I'M" In Hctl
ber, 1sis: Nearly T,oo0.Ho Of tsf hnyc nv beou
just four years. Thcsa tlsh hnyS been paeed i ia
tho ,iako 81 q. L. Wilson, O. i. Ncwbcrry, .f A. {. e.
Fyde Fsh n ri Fialroank II sSer WlSsonsn
Tho % Slack and % rpeI bass u.s. i'' nTo natIyes Of tho
tic and nfsn ~ s,no ~ haas IT. " nnn ase
In ibe iako. Thcsf rst nrn 1ycij now1' fnpr thn'
excellent qualities. During last scasnn $tt!a tho
w. k rsRans W. 9d
sssh1x ca ri SxsSs e i RE
sRar n we5e her rToenE r1o from @ sh9 a. 9MSCl5uahycr
pased ho ae. 0s'o s rap xsowts @ssn
peta1,as. ,1a s,,o,, tro,,+ ,,,,, 7ra, ..n,.,
II: T. + 6oys,nan, % q Materyille, wis. a1d .at.a9
oynE i:o 'nn nxea axq ~" harn sFes n6o
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CASUALTIES.
TOHES1'-FIRTS.

,,-v 1-,,,,- s,.r,i 1k ,r,,n ;,oct,r,4,.o
VIEW lo'.ht Apill '''-4"o ueo.tuc'!'o
ilres which nave been faRing since Iuesday
In the forests Of New jersey Aro still beyond
control, und arc laylng waste some Of the
49,, 49,. ~ ~ ~. u'e -. IT. .t..s ~
tae 1o!cs6 n'e 'ut u"Gvnia,un ~ "''S tsIae u
tie year, yet nothing like tho present contia-
grafton lias taken place within tho memory
~ ,,o,vni,," t.,,,,ar 1anJ ,uaa,i rtnn 'I mais
VI Va1uao'e lh"pei la4u' lnostis pine, pak'
and cedar, 1ase peeh tnfllea into vast asil-
beds
1t Is estimated that in Ocean and Mon
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New York, April 15.-:rho Captain Of the
steamship Salunto, from the Mediterranean.
reports that OH April &. III latitude b degrees
Is minutes, longitude 40 degrees s. minutes,
ho spoke tho steamer Tara. from Souttlau,p-
ton for the West Iudles. with 2l3 passengers.
H. aa hss as 6TGkea n s 81 heE
no assistance,
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sPRINGEIs-hfANN
nnyxEI1,yta TiIltN.

sptetaI DApa&eh to Ins Chteaoo Tribune.
WARRINGTON, D. O., April 15.-The Spring
er+A{anning Controversy as tn the authorship
Of the anonymous letter and the alleged at
tempt to b1tbo ME, HnrtnRer Is likely to take
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large vessel which contained molten metal
IN the Pennsylvania, Steel Works, tear tl,ls
city, the ratchet broke, and the contents nf
the vessel were poured into tho pit. George.
Yost atHl a. Weatbrooke wero finally burned,
and Monroe, Miller. Simon Martin, George
llornln0, and ono or two otllors wero serious
ly burned. - :
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LOUISVILLE, KY. April 15.-Col. Jerry
Sonttl, the lessee Of the State penitentiary,
fell dead In the Senate Chamber at Frankfort
this morning. lie Ind been Ill for some time,
1t Is supposed that henrt-dIsease was the I'm
lIlgdfAt0 CQuSe Of his death.
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Lou1svffLE, KY, April 150Jolln Grahnm,
brakeman on tho Louisville i Nashville
Road, was run over and killed at Shepherds
ylile this forenoon. Tho remains were
brought to Ills home In t'lis city.
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AN OVERTURNED coAcn.

DENVER, Colo, April 15,-The Republic
ans Gallon City special says two coacl,es
going to Silver Cliff this morning turned
over. Tho driver, ona man, n Indy, and q,
little girl were seriously injured.
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An Effort to Be Made to 1n-
vestigate Donnelly's In
jured " Honor"
Democratic Hostility to Spring.
cr's Action Showing Itself
Very Openly,
Tie House Committee on Appropria-
tionB Urged to Improve the
Illinois River.
The Matter Fully Set Forth in All Its
Bearings Yesterday.
Presentation Of Historic Desk to tho
United States by R. O. Winthrop.

United States by z. @. Winthrop.
1~r.- A7,p,,onp1 1Ar,oru
1-ND1iAN AInhonltaAIIoNe' ~!
Special DapateA 10 Tae cn'eeeo Tribune.
WAsii1NoToS, y: G., April 15-lho ret.
parliamentary wrangles over him we're, In
tae'f @ K'nt,, & as se'nfa 1 as IS r., rs own ooIqes
but few friends. Tho fronticrsu.an had
many, antt the Interior DepnrtmcIt had but
ei,ia,,tIn,s ~ 4,,o III, ,,,,far ~ IT,. ,',r,,,t
slae9ntlon 1 OF tho blll '''luer Ing ife-mrute
rule, and The Committee rose without fnisfl-
Ing ess II rn pncps Mone ad aS a
tbc strtct: constr,trtlonJsts Messrss Rakcr
IN ca;as o t Gno u Mero sne"gra
HTiso,ss;n,,, ,,., lac eon,, @ s,,mat,;n IN front
M1s1,ss'pl, WIZ ,'ts see,l eol'le.as u teone
mittec, not because he loved the Indians, but
because |, O hates the Committee. Mr., Bel.
fnrd of Cn,ornao Srr NIcf:;nnia ~ Montana
aud +he 7.arrttori,l t;niornto. nono-,,,,, ~
rnco1nd = atarnar and r,oro y sSorous no,;o,,
toward thn lnt'sa''' ana IN ao,ng so undoubt-
their constituents. Mr., unskcll, Of Kansas,
towering In tho main nisIc. win, vigorous
..,,an n,., a. aa..,r o t, . ~ - W. 1't tt,
Voice Ai'a s"eeplng arnls' "lone lohRnt ING
battles Of the Interior Department, a1,d with
very Indifferent success. Mr.. baker, OF In
dtann, wished 10 add eGj. GOO to thu onc mill
~ Ao4 '''o o"os's'c''ec VI oouA
1nsl'anR,
CLAIMING THAT THIS WAS
necessary to conform to the treaty, but Ills
many amendments of n similar cl,nroctcr.
1t was Urged In tho course Of tho debate that
all recea,t Indian outbreaks have leen caused
by q violation OF treaty stipulatIous on TIC
part Of the Government, Mr. Mediums ren.
resented iii n vory earnest manner fila harder
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MOLTEN METAL.

lIAnn1sDuud. Pa-, April 16-While some
men were working III q pit underneath a
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"A dose tn time saves nine OF IIale's Honey oil
doIehound and Iar for coughs.
gtke's Toothatho Drops cure In ono minute.
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The question then reeuyred on the Dlclro-
mate bill with It's numerous riders, and the
rownshend bill, which was proposed at the
last meeting. The point WAS nude that Die
substitute was not III order. Chairman Wood
decided that 1t was, when an appeal from
his decision was taken. Pending ths appeal
Mr. Tucker moved the appointment Of q sub
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COMMITTEE WORK.

Special nl1patth o ne CAa:aao TF16unf.
WAsn1saroN, u. C., April lb.-There was a
rcl,ewalof thestrugg(e In the Ways a,ld Means
Committee tl-lay 0n tho question of the duty
OH hoopiron. Mr. 0ariicld's motlon 10 plnco
It ln the category 1T manufactured lron
failed at tho last ueotlng by tie vote. Mr..
Tucker to-day moved tn placo hoop, scrap.
and scroll iron IN the category Ut u,an,anufact
urctl Iron which pAys IS lBr cent duty MI yal.
0reM. Tho vote was d tie. with 1ir. Gibson
yet to hear from. liz will vote aye when hu
returns, which viii be the first substantial
victory for revenue refoslners since tho fight
BEGAN.
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Hop DittcrB givea good digestion, active liver,
sooa circulation, and buoyant apirits.
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IOIaON.rl uY AfrarAKE


NEw Earrr. N. j., April 15.-WIllam
Chambers, 10 years old, who drink on satur-
day solution OF corrosive subtfmatc, s.n-
posing that 1t was something else, died yes
tcrday..
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ILLINOIS.

I1V1NHHTUN C11t1NTf.
6peeta1 ptspdteh to The Chicago Tribune.
PONTIAC, H., April 15.-Ylto Livingston
County Convention, which assembled here
to-day, selected one Grant ntul eight Blatno
dclegntcs 10 tho Stato Convention, hut sent
tic delegation uillt,structetl. The Convc,,.
tion Instructed for X. Z. 1'ayson, for Col,.
eress; George Torrcncc, Of Chaiswortli, for
Senator; and A. G. 0oodspced, Of Odc1l, for
tho Legislature. Tho one Grant delegate
was really n concession on the part Of tho
Blaine NEIL In the Convention, MS they Ind
tho numerical strength to iia,no the entire
fje1enntfnn.
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aSo ihe Dying Suffer Pain /?

People do not like to think of de ath.
1t is an unpleasant subject; but it
constantly obtrudes itself, and tn ere
has been much speculation as, to
whether mental or physical pain at
tends lhe final act. Observation
teaches us that there is little pain of
either kind i'll dying. Experience
will come to us al one of the days,
but it will come too late to benefit
those who remain. It seems TO he u
kinl provision of nature that, rs we
approach the dread eve mt, our terrors
diminish, aud the coward aud hero
die alike-fearless, Indifferent, or
resigned. AS to physical pain, Dr..
Edward y. Clark says: -
The rule is that Inconsistencies,
not in, attends the fual act. Tot
subject Of it, death is no more painful
than birth. Painlessly we come;
whence we know not. Painlessly we
60; whithcr we know not. Nature
kindly: Provides..an aDasthetic for the
body when the spirit leaves it. Pre-
vious to that nom ent and in prepara.
Iiou for-it, respiration becomes feeble,
generally slow and short, often ac-
complishcd by long inspirations aud
by short, sudden expirations, SO that
the blood is steadily less and less
oxygenated. At the same time tho
heart acts with corresponding debility,
producing Il slow, feeble, aud often
irregular pulse. AS this process goes
on, the blood is not only driven to
the head with diminished. force and
i'll less quantity, but what flows there
is loaded more and more with car.
bonic acid gas powerful an4sthetic,
the same as tha: derived from the
charcoal. Subject to its influence,
the nerve centcrs lose consciousness
and senribility, apparent sleep oreeps
over the system; then Games stupor,
and then the end.1'l a.' ,t.
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\ UNI, IIEs 8

nnd not be deformed; may never be-
without case, and yet know nothing
"t las or physic; be always correct
ing errors, and be growing worse
every day; have embrac $ without
having the arms Of girl thrown
ar~nnei 'i,a; have! his form lock cd up,
and ut the same time be free from
jail, watch-house or other confne.
ments. His office may bavc q hell
in it, and not be bad place after all;.
he might be plagued by the devil,
and be Christian of the best kind;
and what is stranger still, be he hoi-
est or dishonest, rich or poor, drunk
or soner, industrious or lazy, he all
ways stands up to his business. a
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Ola the First Ballot.

After the adjournment Of the Legis-
laturc, the up train on the Columbia
and GreenvilIe and Columb rail
road was canvassed by Major A. S.
Todd. of the Anderson Journal, and
the vote for Governor taken with tho
following result Gary l5; Hagood
s; Wallace 5; Kershaw 8; Connor 8;
Simpson l nominee Of State Conven-
ion, 6; scattering 8. A close canvass
gave Gary two-thir;ls of the up
country vote repre-. .ented by the
promiscuous crowd on board the
train This MAS their sober unbiased
judgment without prejudice and un-
affected by outside camor or the
sophistry of the demag6gues.-
.HeHiun1. H
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Printers and E'ara.i0Xes.

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The Plaintiff.

"Now, then, who is the plaintiff in
Ibis case ?" asked His Honor rs case
WAS called.
No reply.
81 ask who is the plaintiff in this
case - continued the Court
81 don't know anything about
plaintiffs" replied man iu the corn.
CIR, rs he slowly rose, "but If you were
asking for the chap who was chased
n mile and half and then mopped
all over his barn-yard by two desper.
ADDE'S, then I'm your mani"
'fhe case went on
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[,3NH!shh [3N"Hn!teshcGs G 50 t"$7 o M,eXoIycrsszz.=fEsS. M
R,..iS Ag3 wanted. sosuPpiy Coz sshvills. .Tsnp fA
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-03-12
TU0 3UTn1LFRTDAY MORNIN(1 MARCH ~. 1881.

Ji,,ices sh"ull be abandoned, and
any citizen be allowed to act IS Trial
Justice on taking The oath and giving
u proper b, nd Tor his faithful dis
charge of the duties o the office; but
abolish the systom entirely and the
precedent recently established in this
Township, IF lynch law. would most
likely prevail. The honest planter
would not ne likely to ride thirty-fve
or forty miles TO the village t. in>
tute proceedings against Cuiilc for
Il chicken stolen, or Il trespass com
mittcl, but would most likely re:or,
to the old system practisei in "ntc
b'N"m times, which / for one am
opposed to; so let US have the Trial
Justice with our regular Courts Of
~ess ions, and Common Pleas. | differ
with "Pay<an when he says man
has no friends, for | think | know
him, and know Of u fact. that he hi
crowds Of friends, who are really
more devoted than lhos, of Henry
lay, true as the needle t. the Pole.
The fore. Alr Editor. | would
alnonish 'Paysan' to reserve soma
"i his licr> ''Forked Flashes" not to
ridicu'e the Trial Jusliceship anl
County ball room but in the vindira-
'i"n ot the Interests Of his native
County. "Paysan" Is II native born
citizen, with the necessary quaiifca-
tiuus 10 render him available N the
council chamber Of the State. With
>ucn men in the Legislature. we would
cj'hrr nave no Trial JUSTICES, or thos e
c"mrr'cnt anl vii ing to discharge
!:lr 'ir!i,'s nt the office in nccrrdnlce
Nth .hy Jaw, ami To the satisfaction II
- &c re.pcctahlc citizen.
M Aust Bctsevs to torment diff
"uI'c>, and no more charters for
reads where the road ought not to be.
"pay-an' is Il straight out Democrat,
and il matters not whether he has
t:ppc.! the light fantastic toe, to the
tame OF shake yourself Kizzie," at
tn! head waters ofthe Upper Three
Runs, III Aiken trunty, on exhausted
hi. energies in the double shuttle on
Snake swamp, Orargeburg, he is the
man.
1t has hecn said, Mr.. Editor, he is
hi, coun rvs bonct,,ctor who causes
one sprlg Of grass to grow, where
nothing grew before; this being II fact,
i'll What light must We view him who
i Instrumental in creating good fat
Office ii, the CouAty, to feed him, who
had to root hog or die before.
Why, Mr.. Editor, his name would
certainly be more entitled to immor.
taiiiy than that Of Eras:ratus who
burned the Temple OF Diana ut Ephe-
SuS.
contend, MIR. Editor, that if my
plan about the office Of Trial Justice
were carried out, things would work
much h,ucr--a great many iyht
quality, but none would be pa,ronizcl
bat tn Sc competent and honest.
Respectfully,
TIE MIDSiGnr LINE.
Ju>>aminn Valley, Willow Town
>hio ir,.h oS,h 1850
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The case went on.

Colonel Foruey's Proyress is re-
spopsible for the statement that the
following epitaph is copied from q
tomb near Versailles /: Except in
1859, during which for seve al days
she took lessons on the piano, her life
was without stain.'
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PraceelinGs OF 0r.,ngcbHrg
isissios: AIRY q ioM.
TT GI.rsHED By Eroursr.l


The Missionary Union # lhc fist
division Of the Orangcburg Asso -
liun met with the Oranynhu". Ran'
list Church Friday February 9th
1880, ard III The absence Of ,hc for
mcr Moderator and lcrk, Rev. !. +.
Ii. Sloudcnmirc was called to The
chair, and b. Williamson requested
t" act Il, Sc, rctarv.
Alter singing, and prayer b. Ed.
Stoutlcumir:. the letters from the
churches ~ere called for and read,
ih, names Of dee atcs were enrolled,
and the state of the churchcs minutrI.
An q r!h.n w;ls then en- ..rri into by
ballot fnr officers, which ra-u!t...i in
the ch":te Of RI J. j ii. .S,ol,l.n
mirc for Moderator, and r. l''iliiam
son for Clerk The lntroIuctory
serm'n was then preached bv tue
Moderator. Visiting h.ethrcn wrr.
invited to seats with lis, IN /! to take
part il tie deliberations Of The body.
nc usua. Committees. wrrc ,,en
announced by / he MwIcr:.tor. The
reports CT the Committees w.re :u!i.
and exhibited wisdom, comb,urA
with discretion. An aii,.-s wa
DEL srrcs' y Hav. j, y pr;ckcI.
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De ,R SIR.
My attention has just been called
to an article written by Pay san in
your iSur Of the 10 h inst, in which
he denies the charges brought against
him relative tn hi, havin ,cpudia,el
the appointment of Trial Justices
universally, but in which he very
clearly corroborates he statement of
the writer, by saying II do 81 now
Well, Mr.. Editor, an open con
ic<slon is good for the soul, AMI us
pay>an' has acknowledged the corn
| hope he feels better 'rnrre is really
hut little difference between my views
III the matter, aud those OF "l'avsan," :"
aud | Will endrtvor 10 explain
wherein they dltlcr. He iavors repeal
of the Acl creating lrai justices,
and the establishment OF monthly
County Cour', to he prc.i !c | Over
d"uhiir>s hy some d".apidatc'i
Mcthu.aah OF the legal fraternity.
Well. oi'coursc "Pay,an" knows there
are other, who would like sugar in
theirs.
Now, Mr.. Editor, we have the
County Auditor, County Commis,in
ers, and Master, and why not County
Judge? The bane Of ali great pro-
lects is the want of money, hut the
people are rich and don't care IL fig
| contend. Mr.. Editor, that the
resent system of appointing Trial
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FOR SALE.

A house and lot opposite VIM. Willcoc,'- on
the Be'leville Road. The house is in COM
plele order with every convenience. FOR
particulars apply 10
"A NJ SALLEY
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DKUu 5 ORE!

] ais" occupy, with my family, the
rooms over the store, and therefore
VIII DE able I" put up prescriptions
aiany and all hours daring the night.
see bel! on front door.
4. &. DGsl EsS, Nj. ~.
oct 81 1879 ly
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E. DEM AEs S 4 st.
MASONIC EE.AgIg.
FRIENDS and CountryIncn

attend!
100 n"t wai, until ,,u spend
avery cent in places dear.
.Nsakr DEMARS vcnr Grsccr here
tsk him for his II ANS so nice.
G{unning at the LOWEST PRICE!
= toy and Try hi> Flour 50 fine,
cheese, and ALL things in his line.
'Eave some BETTER sent around
E.verv m'an should have pound.
4 nj if you'd feel We! aud able.
E'nl his MACK tREI. on vuur Table
Good are all things in hi~ Store.
Reason cannot itls for more.
Only try his Liquors rarc-
AMI hc,Iualird any whrr.
ELvery man viii" knows hEMAHS,
ESu,hcs iur his good SegarS.
in hi, sample Room they ly,
very time that they arr dry!
roinr hing tc Is them iIl"> III. man
End he always Lends the van
4 ever yet did he retreat,
AJon't Won know he cant hc !ca:o
ool; within his Store 80 grand,
sn his Har-Hnnn near ~ hand:
dSuc-tion him and vou will see
uNDkR~OiD-.llE CANAnr BE.
ibh wait not till Won are wiser.
tS cuson points to NJ. RISER.
Selling fancy Dri. H. to all
Give h.m then general cal',
SScSt assured, DEMAES sells cheap,
4 nd The finest g",ds will keep,
y ever cease TO bless your stars
ktown with al-cxccpt
DcAlARS.