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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-10-19
ChancerySale Of Land

J. B. Harrison, admir-, IS. W. Z. Hughes
and others.
PURSUANT to a decreee of the Chaueerv
i court for Giles county, Tennessee. in the
above cause, viii SELL
On Saturday, Nov. 18th, 1876,
at public sale to the highest bidder, on
credit Of one and two years with interest
from day OF sale, al the court house door In
the town of PUlaski, the lands mentioned M
the pleaaings, situated in the Sd civil district
of Giles county, adjoining the lands of Joseph
Hannah and Others, aud the same owned by
John Hughs at the time of his death contain
ing about 40 acres Plat and survey of
said lands viii be exhibited on the day Of
sale. Purchaser viii be required to execute
notes with good security, and a lien will be
retained for the payment of the purchase
money. J B, STACY, e. q NJ
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ttsH!Iry Sd. d faIglhIl lanIl.

ryree X. Wilkerson Ct el, vs. Jennie WIiker-
son ct al
EJukS "a Nj to decree of the CHANGER
above caase, viii sell,
On Wednesday. Nov. 10Th. 1876.
at pnblie sale to the highest bidder 1T the l.ts
residence Of Stephen r Wilkerson. dee.d oH
a credit Of g., i and - months, with Ia tsresi
rom be day Of sale, the lands mentioned In
lhe PleadingS, ituated IN the 81, eth and ST.
civil districts OF Giles county and being that
portion of the home tract ia the sth civil dis
tfioi not covered BY the dover; the Whitley
tract u the 5th civil district and tract fi0a
aei g IA tle Sd district, the latter being wood
inhd Ihese lands comprise some 81 TIE verv
-bes; farming in Giles county. CONVEX
iently located e. 70 chufehss schools and rail-
road traHsP o7taEion. VIII bo sold ia lots h
~ purchaseas, containing altogether about
90 acres. Fla-ts sud surveys wall Be- III Hflt-
sled 90 the lay Of sale. Purchasers win Il
required 20 execute notes with improved ne--
soffai security and liens vii! be retained ap6..
tAe FespsetiYe lots for the payaent 81 tiiefr
purchase money Tyree 3. Wilkersdn viii
chase. Is. Size 3
gcsls-td
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Chancery SaleOf Land

s G. Calvert. Ex'r, dc. vs.. W. D. Smith
ana Wife and others
EUhSU a NJ to a decree of the Chaneery
court for Giles county in the above cause
I viii sell,
On Wednesday, Nov. 22d. 1876.
at public sale to the highest bidder. on the.
premises, on a credit Of S and u months. the
lands mentioned in the osder of sale. situated
IN the 18th civil district Of Giles county on
the waters of Robertsou's Fork creek and he
ing lot Ne Of the subdivision of the lands
Of q J. Walker decd, eontairing les and
10 l5oths acres, purchased hy James w
Hodge less Is acres, sold By said Hodge to
william aiaess and from which 25 acres the
lien was removed by al order Of said ooSrt
Tor the original purchase money, leaving Of
said lot now for sale 40 and l20-l6Dths
acres. FnFcha-er viii be required to execute
he note with geo nersoaal security, and hen
will be retained upon the land Tor ths nav
ment Of the purchase money.
oetls-td J. b. STACY, c. & n.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

On the It'll Day of November, 1876,
I being on Tuesday next after the first
= monday n said month, viii proceed to
open-and hold an elestion Il al tins precints
~ Giles county, Tennessee for the purpose
Of electiug
10 Electors for President and vioe Presf-
dent 81 the UHitad States.
A Member Of CONGRESS from this CorDres-
sional District
governor 81 the state ofTennessee.
A Senator IA the General A sem 80 arren-
He-ses rom TINS Senatorial District.
A JOINT REPRESENTATIVE from tb5s FioteriaR
District 70 he General Assembly.
representative proper from Giles county
e Tie General Assembly.
The eonsiaoies in the several Civil Dis
tfsess viii please open aud hold said elections
Is tie law PFesCribes. and make returns a.
provided by sections s22, Bs5 and 924 Of the
Code. r. a. BLOW,
septz5-td Sheriff Giles Co, Tenn
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NIoTTCH

w the undersigned, Cotton Buyers Of
W Pulaski, hereby agree that from this
day all cotton bought by rs shall be bored
and thoroughly examined before shipping,iu
order to prevent loss 10 Us from mixed and
false packed cotton The expense to be paid
by the buyer. Pulaski, Tenn. Sept. 25, '76.
Z , =. WHITE,
T. p. LOVEMAN
JAS. +. GROVE.
GIBSON q GILBERT
PINKUS q CO.
MILLER. BAUG3 & Co
sep2S-4t 3 +. CARTIER.
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Chancery Sale Of Lands.

r c Chapman ct ais. vs.. John Ady and Others.
DURSuANr to decree Of the Chaneerv
court for Giles county in the above cause,
I will sell,
On Friday, Nov. 18th, 1876,
at public sale, TO the highest bidder. on the
premices, on a credit Of u months with in
teresa from the day of sale, the tract of land
ment;cped in the ploadings situated in he
18th civil district OF Giles county, on the wa
tiers Of Dry creek. adjoining the lards Of
John Edy and others. containing about 50
acres. aud the same tract OF which d. Porter
viii be required 20 execute note with good
personal security, and "A lien viii be retained
upon the land Tor the payment Of the pur
chase money
octle-td J.B. STACY. c. &M.
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Chancery Sale of Land

Geo. A. Wood ct ais. Us. Edmonia Wood and
others.
PURSUANT to decree of the Chanesry
1 court for Giles county, Tennessee, in the.
above cause, viii sell,
On Tuesday, Nov. 2Ist, 1876,
at public sale to the highest bidder, on the
premises, on a credit Of one, Two and three
years with interest from day Of sale exeept
a cash payment Of s psr e=nt. or the cross
proceeds OF the sals), the tract of land mem
toned IN the pieacings, situated ia the 18th
evil district OF Giles county, and being lot
No 10 Of the subdivision of the Martin B.
Woods lands and a part Of the Daniel Good-
rum tract. set apart 10 Geo. A Wood. con
tanning about l69 acres. Purchaser required
to execute notes with good personal security.
and a ben will be retained ioF the payment
OF the purchase money.
oetl9-td J. B. STACY. @. &M.
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SaIa d Ta!gsa!. Land.

Geo. L Sherrell ct al, vs.. Sam'l SLerrell ct al.
DURsUANT to a decree of the Chancery
/ court for Giles county, Tennessee, in the
above eanse, viii sell.
On Wednesday, Nov. Sth. 1876,
at public sale 70 the highest bidder on the
premises, or credit of and . years with
interest from the day ofsale. the one hundred
acres of land mentioned in the pleadings and
in the order of sale. situated IN the 10tf civil
district OF Giles county on the waters Of Brad
shaw creek, and adjoining the lands of 3 F..
Sattle and others, and being the same con
veyed by Samnel SherreIl By deed of trast to
fohn Sherrell &c secure the payment OF Ger
tain notes therein mentioned. Piatt and sur
vey of the lausi viii be exhibi ed on the day
of sale Purchaser viii be required 70 execute
notes with good personal seedTity aud lien
viii be retained upon the land until the pur-
chase money is paid.
octl2-td J.B. STACY, C. & NJ.
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Sale of Lands.

Hardin Griggs, admir-, vs.. Adam Coble ct al.
DURSUANT TO decree of the Chaneery
1 court for Giles county, Tennessee, in the
above cause, viii sell,
On Thursday, Nov. 9th, 1875,
at public sale to the highest bidder on the
premises on q credit of s, IL and IS months,
with interest from day of sale, except per
cent. which viii be required IN cash. the re-
mainder of the lands belonging 10 the estate
Of Thomas Burgess, decd after the assign
ment of dover to tho widow, containing Jog
$40 acres, situated in the 18th civil district
of Giles county on tie Tatefs of Bradshaw s
creek adjoining the lands of A. Moore and
othGs. Purchasers viii be required to exc
cute notes with 60 d personal security and IA
lien viii be retained for the pay ment of the
purchase money Plat ard survey of the
land viii be exhibited OF day Of sale
octl2-td j. 3, STACY, c. q NJ
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M V Smith, Xxx ofJas F Smith, VS.. saph-
roma A Paisley.


roma A Paisley.
The undivided interest Of Saphroria A
Paisley, widow of j q Paisley deed in the
following described tracts OF land Lots Nos.
., aud .. containing 80 acres each. living IN
the 18th district, on the waters of Weeklev 3.
creek, bounded as follows: Lot No 3. BEGIN
nlng at stake 4 he 5 W corner Of Lot No. 2 in
Paris n B; thence east Paris line 10 corn. ?
p poles; thence with Paris line S71S poles
to the W eornel f Lot No S; thence east
with same to corner, a stake in " B Of Lot
No. 4. 80 poles; thence n with same to corner
S711 poles; thence Z with same 10 Doles To
corner; thence \ with same pessinQ corner
and with dover line lot No. 9 ID an to a pom
lar Al poles; thence with dover line n God w
30 poles TO corner Of lot No ]; thence with
line OF lot No. ] to corner 25d W Z poles.
thence with same n Gid W, 5 poles to corner
Of lot No 2, thence with line Of lot No 2 10
corner Esd W to q willow poles; thence
win same sod = 70 , corner 10 middle of
iape polssi thenee With the middle Of lane
line lot No. 26d W to the beginning.
Lot No 4 begins on the 5 corner Of lot
No. 3, thence with tbe same \ TO corner sTIS
polcss theI &C with same Z TO corner 10 ssoIes.
thence VI IN same \ to corner 80 poles; thence.
+ with Inc OF No dover line 4 i W OF lot
No . 30 poles u enee line No 5 TO corner
80 polesi thence with same to corner 3
Folssi thence with same Passing through
spfing 70 corner 10 poles: thence " with
same 20 corner poles; thence with same
70 COS nor ~ Is OF original survey l15 poles:
thence " with latter ~ poles 70 : corner
oflot No s thence \ with same 10 beginni,5e,
loo poles.
Lot No begins on the y 3 corner oil lot
No thence ) with saraa 80 corner 30 l5oles.
Flenee + WIKI same 70 corner poles; thence s
with same passing through spring 10 corner 10
poles thence " 70 corner s poles; thence S to
corner "a Z OF original survey rs poles
thence & TO corner 4 stake 50 roles: theme
with same and \ 70 corner 64 poles; thence
with same lsd ~ Sc les 60 corner; thence
" ith same n Esd " 10 corner d poles; thence
\ 40 poles 70 5 T corner Of dover tract No o;
thence Win dover line W 70 beginning 80
poles it being the same SET apart under de-
cree OF tie SonEty Court TO sspiEonia 4 Pals
lev and daughter IN partition Of lands Of J a
Paisley.
All tbs above land. lots and houses viii be
Aoio 20 satisfy SAID feudlluni xp0huscs-
= s. BLoM Sheriff
octo-td Giles County
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.0R I win swap for good farm in desira-
" bic com munity, or good town property p
or good land in Texas, If the difference is in
my reach. J have about $50 acres Of land.
100 cleared, most Of winch is good; so or 90
aores leve. and fine, plenty OF tne timber,
good water, good orchard, good houses and
good neighb0rs- a good place fer tanery, ,
house, shetFy Yats al ready for use with a.
little repairing. ] have about 80 acres in
corn, 8 in cotton, 40 head Of hogs, 20 head Of
cattle wish TO put d the trade. Come and
see me fyou want a bargain. Is miles south
vest Of PniasSi, on Sbannon's branch, near
Marbat's p. o., Giles county, Tenn.
sepl-hlehTis Rev. J. NJ. SHELTON
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IN Chancery at Pulaski.
OCTOBER RULES, 1876.

Caroline Furgueson ct al, eomplainants, US
james A. Furguesop 81 al, defendants.
7 \ this cause it appearing 70 the satisfaction
L Of the Clerk ard Master from affidavit to
the bill that the defendants, James A. Fer
gueson, Alexander Johnson and wife Aman
da. are non-residents Of the State of Tennes-
see, so thar the ordinary process Of this court
cannot be served on them,
On motion il is therefore ordered that pub
licauon be made for four weeks in succession
il the Pulaski Citizen, g newspaper publish
ed In the town 3f Pulaski. in said State. re-
3uirirE he said defendant TO be and APP
pear at the next term Of the Chancery Court
b be held for the county Of Giles, % the
Ceurt-h house in Pulaski, on the srd Monday
ia February next and answer compiainHnJs
bill, OF the same viii be taken for confess
IS 70 them and set for hearing eK-paFta-
oetl8-4w J. B STACY u s II.
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LYNNYILLE.

On Wednesday, 1lth,- Hon. Mr..
Whitthorne addressed the people
Of this vicinage. There was o. fair
attendance, and attention was iiyet-
ed as the orator exhibited first one
specimen and then another Of the
fostering foulness of things about
Washington under the Republicans.
Mr.. W. has deserved to receive, and
has received, the gratitude Of the
nation for his Herculean labor, IN
cleansing up the augean stables OF
the Navy Department. We hope
[ that in a few months he may be at
the head OF it. On Saturday we
/ had Mr.. Reed to address US. Mr.
1 Taliaferro came from Alabama 10
meet him, and there was horn lock-
ing and interchange~o the compli-
ments of the season, such as the
heat of political controversy is apt
4 to cause. We spoke of Mr. rs
speaking in q former letter, and
missed hearing Mr. Reed, which we
regret.
CHANGES.
On Thursday morning Mr.. Mart.
/ Fry and his wife, six grandchildren,
Mr.. Whitney Fry and his wife, and
Mr. Smith Fry left for Texas. il
is a melancholy thing to see q citi-
zen so old, so identified with the
/ business and prosperity Of the coun-
ty, and so lately having such large
/ possessions, going in the poverty OF
his old age to search q new home
among strangers. Many of his
friends wished him TO purchase 9
little home in this vicinity where he
and his family could have made 8
support. We are not certain but
that he has done better in leaving
His energy and enterprise in a new
country may again lead to fortune
Mr.. Munroe Braden also went witt
Mr.. Fry, and expects to make Texas
his future home. Munroe is likeC
, by everybody, and we all regret t
give him up. He will probably dc
: better in Texas, as this climate doe
not suit his health. Mr.. Over
Smith has moved to his late pur
t. chase-the home place OF Mr.. FIR,
= and is about finally closing hi
business connection with the village
S In dismissing him to the country
we can truly say he has been trieC
in many positions, and found want
, ing in none.
S CHURCHES.
e The Presbyterians expect to de
: vote a few days to especial worship
:. commencing on the morning of th
last Saturday of October. DR.. Hoy
Y of Nashville, well known as an earn
o est and eloquent man, will be wit
C them. Our Methodist brethren al
delighted with their new man, Rev
- Mr. Weakley, of Nashville. W
hope that Mr.. W, who comes to u
. with such an excellent name, wi
e be able to do a large woi k. We re
B. greet that we can labor with him bu
Z short time. The Baptists had
: large meeting on Sunday. The oC
- casion was q sacramental one, an
0 several ministers were present.
SCRAPS.
If Mr.. Lindsay went TO Mississippi
a few days ago to see his brothe
# who was very i'll. His brother die
n soon after he got there, and he ha
e returned. Jimmie Rivers, son c
# Capt. Rivers, who has been goin
e to school at this place, was attacke
IF while on a visit home with biliou
y fever, and ut last accounts was quit
n Sick. We are surprised that Max
S ina does not see that in hurryin
up our marriage, we are moved b
y the ardOr Of our devotion and nc
J. by the cold conyentionalities Of
r heartless world. til. n.
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In Chancery at Pulaski.
OCTOBER RULES, 1876.
Malinda A. Mouss, complainant, vs.. JOsep

Mslinda A. Mouse, complainant, VS.. JOSEPH
Engine Mouse, defendant.
I n this cause it appearing to the satisfac-
L ton of the Clerk and Master from an affi-
davit to the bin that the defendant, Joseph
Eugene @euse, is a ron resident oflhe State
OF Tennessee, so that the ordinary process Of
his Court cannot be sery ed on him,
On motion it is therefore ordered that pub
LEGATION be made for four weeks in succession
in the pulaski CitizeR,'' a newspaper pub
isbed in the town of Pulaski. in said State
requiring the said defendant to be and APP
pear on the first dag Ot the next term of the
Chancers Court to be held for the County OF
Giles. at the Court house in Pulaski, on the
SRI Monday in February next. and answer
oomplainant's bin, or the same will be taken
for confessed as Co him and set for hearing
ex parte. j. B. STACY, @. e NJ.
Jones, Son & Ewing, SOL. octls-4W
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Chancery SaleOf Land A Good Home for Sale.

Willis J. McCrackin ct al. VS.. E. N. McCraek
IN and othars.
OURsU ANT to decree of the Chancery
4 court ioi Giles comfy, Tennessee, in the
above cause, l will sell,
On Fqdesday, Nov. 14th, 1876,
on the premises, on q credit of and years
with interest fro-a the day ofsal1, the lands
Inenuoned IN the Pleadipgs, situated in the
Sd civil district o. Giles eouaty. belopgin, ~
the estate Of Elizabeth McCraekin fexcept .
cash payment Of 10 per cent. upon the gross
amount OF said saie). Purchaser will be re-
CURED to execute notes with good personal
security and lien will be retained pom said
land until the purchase money is pad. said
lands contain from so to 100 aeres.
octi2-td j B, STACY, c. d NJ.
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LAND FOR SALE.

IN pursuance of an order of Giles county
Court in the cause ofM. II. Bray ct al, V.
W. w Bray ct ais, viii,
On Saturday, Nov. I1th, 1876,
sell to the highest bidder at Lynnville station
on credit OF ] and . years withinterest IRON
date, the following tracts Ct land. belonging
10 the estate of VIM. Bray, dec d. and situated
about three miles north of Lynville station in
said county:
One tact containing Is acres, adjoining the
LANDS Of Mrs. Cannon and others. About 4C
or 50 acres cleared and balance well timbered
and has tolerably good improvements
One other tract adjoining the above con-
tanning AZ acres, on which there are two good
&C bins and springs.
Also z acres Of wood land = mile northwest
OF the other tracts, and splendidly timbered
All Of these lands are very productive and in
high state of cultivation. Notes with APP
proved security required of the purchasers
and lien retained for The purchase money.
octl9-td II. H AYMETT, Clerk.
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LAND FOR SALE.

I n pursuance of an order of Giles county
court in the cause of. NJ. Lewter ct al, We
Sarah Il. Lewter ct al, viii,
On Wednesday, Nov. 10Th, 1876,
sell to the highest bidder on the premises
about miles southeast ofElkton in District
No. l of said county, tract ofland contain
in about 125 acres, being part OF the Kinch-
eu Lewter tract, tie same allotted to his wild
ow, ane Lewter, as dover. There is no ret
Element on the place and most of the land in
cultivation. One acre Will be reserved for fam
lily grave yard and right of way thereto.
Tcrms-The land will be sold on a credit of
one and two years with interest from date OF
sale, except cash payment of 500. Notes
with approved security required ofthe pur-
chaser and lien retained for the purchase
money. H. d. AYMETT, Clerk.
Octt I'd
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I1a8olCe4st Notice.

II AVIEG suggested 10 the County
II A,art of Giles county the ins0lv-.
eney 81 the eslate Of jams BUFORDl
Gse'd, notice IS hereby given 80 an per-
sons holaing Claims against the ssiDe 70
file theto, duly authenticated, With the
Clerk OF said court on or beioEe the 2Gth
day Of january, 1877, for pro rasa pay
menf, or they viii Do barred. Those
indebted 10 tie estate are also repaired
to settle by that time. q. N. IoPP,.
ocff2-4t Admir-.
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chancery Sale Of Lands.

5 C. Calvert ct ais rs. James L. Jones ct ais.
PURSUANT to a decree Of the Cbancery
4 court for Giles county, Tennessee, in the
above cause, wilt sell,
On Wednesday, Nov. 22d, 1876.
at pRhlic sale to the highest bidder. on the
premises, on a credit Of and , months with
interest rom day of sale and free from The
equity of redemption, the tract Of s6 acres OF
ana mentioned in che pleadings, situated IN
the 10Th civil district Of Giles county, on the
waters of Rober' son IS Fork creek, and being
lot No. - in the subdivision Of the lands
Of II. j. Walker, decd. Purchaser viii be
required to execete notes with good personal
security and a iien viii be retained upon the
land until the purchase money is paid.
octl9-td J. B STACY = q aE
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Chancery Sale Of Lands.

E9gkSV AIT @ . decree Of The chsn..r,
1 Etl sell, s-'''1
on tAarsiaY- Aov 18th. 1876
&C public sale 20 tae highest bidder 81 AZ.
premises, on q redit u enc and ~ -
ita interest from eiats Of sa.e and free from
sAs s9ott4 - redemption. Csc tfscs ~ Ian
y eiies and partly in LaWrehlso a5s t;,,l 49,.
t4itii = -sY sores inora or less 5einsg ~. ,,,
80 e-AsA ~ q ii LaKs sr., AZ The rin,e n
= a-ass.. ana ceu 81 By hin s. sris4 -
sst,l zs.ss. purchaser win BE- required q
- .ie istes with good security nld +. Iien
Wiii He retained OF lie land nn1it-- ~. W {.
chase money IS paid. P-t
osas-td -. 3. STACY, c. az.
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II ANING oblained letters OF admin-
A isfratioa upon tAe estate of DELis
TAYLOR. decd Ill persons indebted 20
her viii please come forward and Day
up and ali those having elaine against
D r. viii present fheW % me Tor pay
menf without delay. ALhERr BUroaD,
oetl2-4t Admir-.
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gtaa!lig sals d Valuable Lands.

J. L. Watkins, IT., Ct 81, Us. Lindsey Wat
kins, CT al.
PURSUANT to a decree Of the Chancery
/ court for Giles county Tennessee, viii
sell, on
Saturday, November 4th, 1876,
at public sale to the highest bidder, at the
cour' house door in Pulaski, on a credit OF 1,
and years with interest from the day OF
sale except 10 per cent OF the gross amount
of -nie which viii be required 70 be paid IA
CASH. the tract of land mentioned in the
pleadings. containing III $40 acres, sitnated
ia the 7tb civil district OF Giles county on the
waters of Richland creek, and being lOt.No. )
of the subdivision ofth lands OF Ben Carter,
deed. Purchaser viii be required TO execute
notes with good personal security, and hen
viii be retained upon the land until the pur-
chase money is ali paid
octl2-td b. STACY, c. & NJ
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weeks has been glorious on cotton.
The top bolls are all opening, and
the yield viii far surpass our most
sanguine expectations.
The disease amongst the hogs
still prevails, and the fatality is
very great.
Rev. John McFerrin, Jr., sur new
preacher, delivered his first sermon
here on Sunday morning last. His
discourse was well received, and
our people are pleased with him.
Oct. 18th. KENO.
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The Charleston News and CourI-

The Charleston News and CourI-
er reports thirty separate and dis
tinct outrages, perpetrated within
the past four weeks by the black
Radicals of South Carolina upon
colored Democrats, merely because
of an honest difference of opinion
They have been beaten. fiogged and
cruelty iualtreated for daring tc
support Gen. Hampton.
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The bread-and butter brigade of
office-holders IN Washington are
crashing their teeth. They make
Hayes a seape-goat for the late
defeats of their party, and
there is a growing impress
sion among them that Hayes
name should come down from the
mast head, and that either Bristow
or Blaine should be substituted.
But the leaders think it best not TO
concede defeat till the battle is
fought. They now call for money
to carry the war into New York.
The outlook isto them-very gloomy.
The vision Of Tilden fills the out
lines and their apprehensions foi
the future are dreadful They have
had their day.