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New-York tribune., 1876-03-15
XLIVrH CONGRESSES SESSION

REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.
THE PRESIDENTS SALARY RgDucED-rHE HOUSE IN
A STATE or FEAR OVER THE nL-vESTILArIoN OF
ITS HALL-READISG OF THE TRIBUSEs ARTICLE
on THAT sUBEcT FROM THE CLERKS DESK
HALLET KILBOURN ARRAIGNED FOR RECUsANCY
AND SENT TO JAIL e
SENATE WASHINGTON. March Ii. 1875.
In the Senate to-day bills and memorials
were introduced and referred as follows
BY Mr.. wITHERs Dem, va.)-A communication OF
John Moore of Virginia proposing Congress plan for
the solution Of our financial difficulties Referred to the
By MT. MAXEY tDcm, Texl-A memorial Of cit citizens
OF Texas PRAYING for the repeal OF the Bankrupt law
BY Mr. WALLACE Dem, Penn.l-A remonstrnn,ce ira, e
from czsns 81 " m aSSs ns seryee
Also petition OF citizens of PENNSYLVANIA praying or
the release OF E. ON Condon Fenian prisoner from
Mr. MCDONALD Dem. INDIA bill TO incorporate
the National Surgical Institute OF The District OF Con
Senate bill No $780, to relinquish the title to lands IN
California known Us Fort Point ana restore the same 70
Senate Bill 30 I72 ixing tho salary of the President
REP Call objected to It's consideration, saying that he
would do so every time 1t came up The biu was iad
Joint resolutions authorizing Rear-Admiral John J.
Almy Of the United States Navy to accept decoration
from the King OF the Hawaiian Islands, and authorizing
Edwin James Consular Agent ut San jose to accept
piece Of plate from the Queen OF Great Britain, were
The Senate bill 10 permit National Banks to organize
capital of $4,000 In irrespective
latun was indefinitely postponed.
Bills for tne personal benefit Of Vim. Bowlin, John
g. PAIR VI PennSy ylyania Abraham Ellis, Uriei Bundy,
aud Francis e. Elliott, we're passed
The b to Incorporate the Citizens Building Company
OF Washington was taken ny and discussed, penang
which the morning hour expired
Mr. EDMUEDs lRep., W. presented Bill TO allow
Spencer J.. Baird 10 receive testimonial from the
King of Sweden.
The consideration OF the Senate bill 10 regulate the
counting the of the President and V!ce-Presi-
dent was resumed. Several minor amendments were
offered and ordered printed. and further consideration
postponed to Thursday mt one o'clock.
PRESIDENTS SALARY REDUCED.
On motion OF Mr.. FRELINGHUYSEE Qiep. y. j. tho
bill Rxng the salary OF the President again taken up
Mr SARGENT (l:ep., CALI said he thought 1t would DO
nefablc meanness the part OF the Government 10
pay its salary far below what ia paid the
representative OF the British Government residing in
Washington He did MT consider the present salary any
loo a.ge. Without farther debate the question was put
end tbs Yeas and Nays taken, a. follows Republicans
IN RoInan Democrats in italics, independents IN SMALL
"A
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TOTAL sUBsCRIPI
THE BOY OF THE PERIOD.

From the \. D. coDifert'at I"tsFti'e'
Mother said a promising boy, as he came
IN whstiuc from school other uAy suug Dis Ralctl
fan OF books down tie staiglanding ad eiciIed q
howl OF agony HIS infant sister by Hyny her sly
punch In tnc rib; Mother hear 'en saying at schOOl
today that tns lclkuap bu-ness ~ ail 5ali Il Nv
"Awhat, my snnw inquired the dcting ~ 'ther
snile' YOU know. first-ciass bdk ON the com
munity." ,,, -, -. ,,,
I" don't understand you, Willy dear; what horrd
words those are; explain yourself . q, -
IAN. mother, prll down your vest. mean lsht " u
fraud. PuIip lob you KNOW, to Bet Bel 10 give nl-
eslf nwny a:Id then have CAFE Marsh light out fof Can
ada SOS he can't swear II on I'm. Don't You tWgf
Mheras tl'od manP'
Wnack! hang! came an application Oh sippet sHd,
denly fruin the fear-the old nGn" having inst entered
unubsoFyed In season TO wind up the dialogue.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE,

Baptist Episcopali" "well, We don't knew we esse e
not thought of that trying 20 get tnen ont VI to
ditch frat "Oh well then don't want 10 nave any
thing To do with it want to be done aeceh'V ahu
In order IL VIC are going to have O baad IN II. ,
thing TO do with tie poor fellows by the waysdc II .ny
cannot dispose Of th afterwards 70 SUI, i,o
solvos LEI ma not condemn those who have falen n,o
the ditch Christ is our Good Samaritan ne mas uo"o
for US and tells us to do for others.
Tho Rev. Dr. Hubbell of New-Ha'en niaoe sumo 10
ol ,n,t the work in Yale College for which prayers
hoA haer reouesed There also short prayers ana
adJrossns from ,shop Renke OF the Moravisn Church
DR. Osborn, DR. Ward DE- Newell, Dr' Deens anu LII
AnabIe Of North Adams, Mass
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NOMINATIONS.
NOMINATIONS.
WASHINGTON, March 14.-Thc President sent


the following nominations to the Senate to-day
Richard Deckson to bo Collector OF Internal revenue
District Of Illinois James Atkins 70 DO COcor
OF Customs at port savannah Geo. Andrew Cone 10 DO
Consul OF the United States az Para a.,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wilmer, Mount Vernon, lndann
Jnmes r. Eastman, hsry svis California H. r. hnG SI
Joseph Michigan Leslie J. Perry Paoa Kansas Wilhelm
Ineersol P1eblo Colorado Territory Newell Jones' Homer
Military Promo,ioassecond Lsus Theodore ~ True "a
wani H. HALEY and First IieuteDaIs OF the
4th Infantry Second Lieut.. DIard H. Clark TO Do FIRST
Lieutenant the 10Th Infantry,
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The Dill was tberoiOfe pasSeU
f,,II rplief of InlupR lItlp taken


inc bli for the relief of James Hle WAS taken up
tr GARGEST U:p., Cali said that after the action Oi
the reducing the saa:y 0f the President e
hardly how with passing these r0lfi Dus
As a member Che ComuI:tte3 Appropriations, he
was constantly brought ia contact with 'AcS2 measures
OF economy Ju reducing the Presidents salary 40 ud
not consiaGr good economy. lie the salaries OF
soae the foreign rers, with the additional TerGuises
allowed them AID cOntgis"d II win tho EcaSer salary
allotted - tc President Ci TIE United siates. lie was
j, favor raising the salaries Of the CDinct clocIs
on sorc other occasion he would give his views more
fully this question
Nr. DAVE G}cp., Mess) said no voted for reducing
te salary Ol the President because hc VAS an1OGs 10
undo rs Jar as it was po sblc the very Oh.c'Orabie
acton Of Congress IN its action known as ne salary Grp
bill end believed that hc last remnant Oi H. Hld
ne was very 10 abolish it, IL was IOy Tor re
sen-t0r from California brps ~ the salaries paid 10
foreign rulers We ail know Low the poor masses arc
ground down TO pay those salaries. .,,
There Wa sumc turther discussion and tie Relief BIZ
was passed Mr. CIfi5ancy was called upon 10 press
h5 tio.iaa iO iocoasIdof. Int declined to do So
A. 2iU O'Clock ,He senate HCaJ Into executive Session.
and at : o'clock adiDurIed.
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THE STATE LEGISLATURES.
PROCEEDINGS AT ALBANY.

PROCEEDlNGS Al AIDaNl'
RESOLUTIONS TABLED IN THE SENATE CONCERNING
THE GOVERNOR, THE CANAL COMMISSION, AND
CORRUPTION AT wAsHINGToN-PR0GREss RE-
PORTED ~ TIIH HOUSE On IHE SEw-YoRK PARK
BILI-yETO TO THE CONVICT AND PAUPER
LABOR BILL
SENATE ALBANY. March II, 1879
Mr.. ToDEY reported fayOrably the bill rela-
tive to the forfeiture or life insurance policies.
Mr. STARgUcK offered resolutions concerning the work
OF the Canal Commission and the course or the Cover
nor in exposing the Canal frauds that they are en-
titled to thanks" and concluding: "rhat the departure
OF tEe Federal Administration from the principles on
which this Government founded and the widespread
corruption now known To exist among those by whoIn
tie Administration ia conducted are Just causes OF appre
hc nsn and alarm and that IL ia the duty or oil patri'
0;ic citizens to combine for the purpose OK reSculns he
toycrnrlent from the hands OF those by whom 1t has
bcen bCtraycd and giving the offenders the punish
n,ent due to their crimes" On motion OK 1If WOODEN
the resolutions we're tabled
New-York tribune., 1876-03-15
CONTRIBUTIONS.

WASHINGToy, March 14.-The Senate, in Ex-
ecuve session. to-day confirmed the following nomina-
tons:
James T. Eastman Postmaster at MarysyNle, California
Taylor to be Fret Lieutenant IN the
Nh
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EXPENSE OF THE WORK.

The expenses of the revival work at the
Hippodrome will amount at least TO 100000 An earnest
nppea Is made for aid in money 50 that the burden sha
not fall upon single committee few people. Con-
trutions may be sent TO j. Perpoa Morgan Treasurer
ar No % Wasi or to Samuel Thorne, Chairman of tho
Committee OF Arrangements, at the HippOdrome hOrtn
west corner OF Twenty-sixth-st and FOurthave
New-York tribune., 1876-03-15
THE BOARD OF APpoRTIoyMENr.

At meeting of the Board of ApDortionmcnt
yesterday afternoon, requstion from the Commission
ers of Public Works for 100000, to be expended IN lay
ing Croton water pipes referred to the Controller
An appropriation OF S555 al was made to the ST. Jo-
seps Institute for the Improved instruction Of Deaf
Mutes The issue Of City Park Improvement Fund stock,
10000 was authorized The COurt-lOuse COinnis-
sOnerswere authorized TO eXpend 5000 for plans and
estimates for cOmple ng, the building The Controller
said that stories could be put on the new rhose
and the difference in rents paid by the city for leased
properly for courts and offices would save an
amount equal To the Of the nproyem nts. rcso
luton appropriate $1,000 for The pay OF the clerks In
the Office OF the Attorney the Collection OF Arrears oil
Personal Taxes was laid over. severn d. MOuliOn and
others present advocate the erection OF tire new
bridge over the Harlem River at One-Iiundrcdand
hth St.. but the subject was postponed for one
week
New-York tribune., 1876-03-15
SEVENTH REGIMENT NEW ARMoRY FUND.

The following is the official statement of the
amounts subscribed to the 7th Regiment New Armory
Fand in addition to the amount ts6loO5) previously re-
led.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-15

"Why should we celebrate Washington's
birthday more than mine a. asked teacher because
he never told lie," shouted q little boy
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1876-11-16
TheCircl,iS Court.

The circuit court for Fairf cld
county convened promptly ut 10
o'clock on Monday morning last, his
Honor y. j. Mackey presiding. The
opening charge of the Judge was
quite brief. In addition to the
matters usually submitted to the
Grand Jury, Judge AIackey charged
them to inquire and report whether
til ere exists or has existed in Fail
field county any combinations of
men resisting the civil authority,
and whether there exists any such
state of things as is alleged in the
recent proclamations of his Excel
lcncy the Governor Of the State.
The solicitor handed out several
bills to the grand jury, and they
retired for their consideration.
Court them, at !, p. H., adjourn
eel till three o'clock, p. m,
Upon meeting, the court proceed
cd to consi dep the following cases -
State VS.. Isaac Crawford, indicted
for malicious mischicf--H. A. Gail
lard for defendant. Verdict-Guilty,
State VS.. Calvin Stewart and Hen
|ry Johnson, indicted for grand lnl-
ceny. A mOllo proscqui was entered
as to Henry Johnson, he having
b cen made witness for the State,
and the court proceeded to tho
trial OF the other defendant, Calvin
Stewart. James G.. McCants con-
Quoted the defence. Verdict-Guil.
ty, with q recommendation to tho
mercy of the court, 4" .... .r,-
Tuesday, Nov. 14,-The court
convened at the usual hour, and
proceeded to Che following busi-
ness -
State VS.. Richard Milligan, in
dicted for assault with inient to kill
and assault and battery-Gaillard &
Reynolds for defendant Verdict
Guilty Of assault and battery.
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State VS.. James Pearson, indicted
for grand larceny-James b. Nc
Cants for defendant. The defon
dant pleaded guilty.
State s.tNathan Singleton, alias
Nathan Hingleton, indicted for
grand larceny. Defendant pleaded
guilty.
State VS.. Dave Jones, George
JnclIson and jim Jackson, indicted
for grand larceny-Jamcs G
McCants for defendants. Verdict
Guilty.
At the close of this case, the
grand jury came into court, present
ed some bills and made their pre-
sentiment for The term.
State VS.. i. 4. Walker, for mali
cious mischicf--Gaillard g. Reynolds
for defendant. Verdict-Guilty.
State VS.. Charles Martin and
Baldwin johnson, indicted for
grand larceny A moUe prosequi
was entered as to Charles Martin,
and the court proceeded to the
trial Of Baldwin Johnson-H. A.
Gaillard for defendant. Verdict
Guilty.
State VS.. Squire Williams, in
dictcd for forgcry-Jamcs G. Nc
Cants and Jno. S. Reynolds for
defendant. Verdict-Guilty.
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1876-11-16
PROCLAMATIO !!

10y authority invested in me rs tho
LEADER OF LOW PRICES
| do hereby summon and command MI
persons in the County of Faicfcld, state
OF South Cnrolinn, to proceed ut once to
the large and commodious establishment
of II. L. DANNENBERG, and there
elect nnl buy their Fall and Winter
supply of Dry Goods, Clothing. Boots
and Shoes, Hats and Caps, ladies' md
Gents Notions, &c, and BRING with them
their ready change, that may give them
MI tho benefits Which desire by buying
my goods for Cash.
And it is further ordered, by my au-
thority, TINT I must and shall compete
with any house in my line, either in
Charleston, Columbia or Charlotte. And
all persons failing 50 to do, will be adj
in lgcd the enemies of Good Goods at
Low Prices, and punished by going
elsewhere and buying their rgoods.
And it is further ordered that all those
who are indebted to mo. shall repair at
once to this place and close their accounts.
All those failing to do 80, will hereafter be
d"barrcd from ever again7rccciving Credit
at my House.
Signed, sealed and delivered, this 10th
day of November, 1876.
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NOTICE..
COUNTY AUDIToR's OrrIcr

Winnsboro, :. c., Nov 2, 1876.
NJ Office is hereby given that the fol-
IN lowing lands, forfeited to the State
for the non-payment Of taxes for fiscal
year 1876, will be offered for sale, to the
highest bidder ut public auction, on tho
3Oth day o. November, 1876, at Fairfield
Court House, by the County Treasurer of
Fairfield County, ut IL o'clock, m. Said
lands will not be sold for less than tho
amount of taxes, penalties and costs due
thereon:
Lucy 4. Crosby-2l5incres, Building,
Township No. |, bounded by lands Of
VI. o. Stone, Il. s. Crosby, al
Nancy j. Dove--l5l acres, Township
No. 2, bounded by lands of v. $. Weir,
L. Mitchell, ctnl.
John W. Easlcr-302 acres, Q Buildings.
Township No. 6. bounded by lands of
Henry Helms, Edward Kennedy, tai.
Louisa NJ. Flannignn- acres,
Builuing. Township No 6, bounded by
lands of Edward Kennedy, John Easier,
ct nj. -.
John J. Nelson Township No. G, $50
acres.
Susan Hood-1GO acres, Township No.
8.
Estate Elias Hood--95 acres. township
No. 8, bounded by lands of w. j.. Rich
burg, Humphrey Gibson, ct al.
DIR. Ira Il. Smith--l5 acres, 1 Building,
Township No. lO-boundcd by lands of
James r. Sloan, Wylie Marlborough ct al
John G. Cole -l20 acres, Township No.
II. bounded by lands OF n. B. Holly, W.
S. Aston, ct al.
W. B. PEAKE,
nov 10-x3 Auditor Fairfield County.
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Sale OF Personal Property.

10y authority of Jno. j. Neil, ESQ.
1DJudge OF Probate for FairfcldCounty,
| will sell Mt public outcry to the highest
bidder on tho ,22nd day of November. at
the residence Of Mrs. Grace Lakin, oil the
personal property OH. w. Parr, dct on ,cd
to wit: 3 Horses, 15 hoad of Cattle, C,rr
Fodder, Plantation Tools, 2 Guns, :. fin,
Saddle, Household Furniture, &o.-Terma
Cash.
WV. B. ELKIN,
= nov 1912 A administrator
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and the crowd were jubilant. A
dry y-goods box was converted into ,
speakers stand, and quite large
audience gathered. Speeches were
made by Rev DR.. Nleynardie, Major
Woodward, Col. Rion, Judge
Robertson, Mcssrs. Gaillard, Rey
nolds, and by Israel Lee, promi
ncnt colored Democrat. Everybody
was in the finest spirits.
| . .. .. --~---------- - :. -, ~,
HE BANERUpT.--It is estimated
that of the number who launch thcil
barquos on the stormy sea of com
merce, nine out of ten become bank
rupt. Many things conspire to
effect this result. Prominent
among them is living beyond your
means, exhausting your financial
strength. SO it is in the physical
mart, possessed of strength and an
ticipations of long life, we launch
out in the quest of pleasure.
We live beyond our means un-
dermining our constitutions by ex-
travagance in eating and drinking ;
by disrcgardiny the natural laws of
health, and ere we are aware of it
we are bankrupts in body-Dyspep-
Sin and rheumatism, or liver com
plaint, OF shattered nerves, or kid
ncy disease or dropsy cxhausts our
physical capital and VIC are
unable to meet the heavy
drafts upon onr constitution. But
you may resume. Check your cx-
travagance and by the aid of Turr's
PILLS. your broken constitution will
be restored and the drafts on the
cXchequer of health will never be
dishonored
AN OrrlcER's OrINIoN-We are
permitted to publish the following
letter, written by Lieut. T.. f..
Gilyles, who commanded the de-
| tachment of troops sent to Ridge
way just before the election -
RIDGEwAY, S. c.,
Nov. 9th, 1916.
Il. e. CLoUD, ESQ,
Intcndant Of Ridgeway
DEAR SIR:
In compliance with your request
to give statement Us to the con-
dltlon of affairs existing between
the whites and blacks on election
day, l have to state that I was in
the vicinity of the polls during the
greater part of the dty, and obscry-
eel no signs Of intimidation of the
blacks, or Of interference in any
way whatever with them by the
whites. The utmost quiet prevailed
during the entire day. The only
signs Of Il disturbance during the
day was in the secretilg Of arms of
in vacant house by n body Of
negroes, but prompt measures were
taken to protect the citizens and the
town in case the arms were taken
out by the negroes. They were
removed from the house as quietly
rs possible by the owners after
night-fall
The good order that prevailed is
due to the thorough system adopted
by the whites, Of conducting the
election.
Very respectfully,
Your obedicnt servant,
(SiGned.) T.. f.. GAYLES,
Dn1 TinDtDDont Ont1 T,J+nr1,
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The citizens of Ridgcway desire to
extend their thanks to Lieut.. Gaylcs,
and his men. for their presence,
soldicrly bearing, and gcntlemanly
conduct during their stay in their
town, nnel to express their regrets
that dnty called them away SO SOON
after the election.
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1876-11-16

Nay Advertisers will please re-
member that advertisements, in
order to secure insertion, must be
handed in by nine o'clock on Tues.
day morning. Contract advertise
ments must be handed in by the
same hour on Monday morning.
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y The vote at Ridgeway precinct
stood only thirty five majority for
the Radicals Mt 3 p. m., when War,
rcn r. NIarshaR arrived, and with
trembling hands, and knees that
smote each other, ran up the maiori
ty to thirty six. Consistency
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1876-11-16

A motion has been filed in the
supreme court, to prohibit the
Board Of Canvasscrs from hearino
and deciding contests or protests.
The case Will be heard to- -day.
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. 3 .Io1ral Stems.

RAILROAD SoHEDULE.-The trains
on G. @. & A. r. r. now leave
Winnsboro rs follows: Going north
1870 u. m. Going sonth, 1.35, m
Accommodation day trains Going
north, l1.33, a. IN. Going south,
l2.12. These trains meet at Winns
boro.
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NOTICB.'

TN pursuance of'an order Of tho Court
i of Probate for Fairfield County, l will
offer for sale 70 tho highest bidder, OIL the
3Oth day Of November instant, at tho late
residence of A. y. Turner, deceasod, the
personal ostntc Of said A. Y. Turner, con-
sisting .of Horses. Mules, Cattle, Hogs,
Wagons. Household and Kitchen FurIi-
ture, Plantation Tools, Corn. Fodder etc.
JAMES TURNER,
nov 1G-x1 Administrators.
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Colored Democrats ut Ridgcwav
are as proud as peacocks because the
white men of that section hail them
as friends on all occasions.
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Religious Services.

Associate Reformed Church-Rcv r N
Todd. A. NJ, and 8p NJ.
Y. NJ. c. Injecting Mt Methodist
SThurch Mt s F. NJ.
90 Meth 'dist Church Rev. G. w. Waller
A. NJ, 8 2. NJ. Sunday School 10 A. NJ
Praycr ne ting, Thursday, Sr. NJ.
Episcopal Church--Rcv. j. Obcnr. ser
wees every Sunday except the 2nd Sunday
OF the month: nt IL o'clock A. NJ
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1876-11-16

We have tried Dr. Bulls Courh
Syrup in our family, and can assert
that it is the best remedy fora cough
or cold ever introduced. Price 25
cents
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New Advertisements.

New Advertisements,
Sale of Personal Propcrty-Wm.
B. Elliin.
Notice-James Turner.
A. Is. M.-J. +. McNIaster, Secrc-
tary.
New Store-B. Sugcnheimer.
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The Official Count,

The following is the official re-
port of the election in Fairfield
county, made by tho Commissioners
Of Election
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1876-11-16

The town council now publish
municipal notices by pasting them
up at certain places in town Print
tive and economical
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1876-11-16

Posi- OFFICE Houns.-The post
Office will be open daily Sundays
excopted) from 8 A. NJ, to II Nj.
and from 2 to S p. M. Northern
and Southern mail close ut s p. NJ.
precisely. gsg" Mail delivered on
Sundays from 8 to 8 A. NJ. only'
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GOOD
ADVE:R {: TIS|Nls !!

$3,250.40 worth Of space in various
newspapers distributed through thirty
States will be sold for S700 cash. Accurate
insertions guaranteed. A list of tho
papers, giving daily and weekly circula-
ton and printed schedule Of rates, sent
FREQ on application to GEO. p ROWEI.L
y CO., Newspaper Advertising Agents,
No. II Park Row. New York.
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1876-11-16

Hon. Montgomery Blair, Senator
Randolph, of New Jersey Governor
Parker, of the same State, anil
Governor mgersoll, of Connecticut,
are in Columbia, to SOC what is
going osl IN the matter of counting
the votes and declaring the election.
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1876-11-16

Ihc very latest returns indicate
with absolute certainty that both
Louisiana and Florida have gone
for Tilden.
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THE LOCAL COLUMN

IL woll filed with town and county news.
Tho aim of tho Publishers is to ISSUE Il
F1RST.CLASS FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1876-11-16

s An impromptu meeting was held
Snear tho market on Friday last,
SCol Rion had just brought up the
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1876-11-16

by reference to thciradvertiscmcnt
in another column, it will be seen
that Mcssrs. B. Sugenheimer & Co.,
now occupy the large store on Con,
:g.bss street, known as "the Cathcart
store" They invite buyers to give
them acall and promise fine bargains.
Go and see them.
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Land Redemption.

NTOTICE is hereby given to IT. L.
~ Elliott and his assigns. that the
money has been deposited in the Treas
ury Of Fairfield County for the redemption
of forty-six acres Of land sold Mt dclin-
qucnt land sale, June 5th, 1876, for taxes,
"s the property of Lucy Edrington, de.
ceased, and purchased by the said H. L.
Elliott.
W. B. PEAKE,
nov 1O-x2 Auditor Fairfield County.
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1876-11-16

9eS" DR.. Isaiah Simpson, Surgeon
.,,Dcntist, will remain in Winnsboro
'tlll the 25th inst. Satisfaction
guaranteed.