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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-23

The New Yoik Hcrai seyS it appears IN
evidence that a. q. Cattel, the friend of
Robson, purchased cottage q! Long branch
for the Secretary OF the Navy, tina: +. U. Cat
tell loaned money to Robson and borrowed
money, and, we suppose loaned more than be
borrowed, because he now has Robcson'S note
for eight thousand dollars. The IIoog Branch
place Catte regards as worth thirteen thou>-
and dollars-a figure 50 low that 1t will su;
prise holders of SEASIDE cottages. This adds
up. according to the evidence, twenty one thou>.
and dollars in all, moncy and property gwen t"
Robeson by the Cattcs. Ii appears, further
more, that RoDesou 50 favored The Ca,teS thar
they made three hundred thousand dollars In
Commissions out Of naval supplies alone
This does not count the money 4. u. Catte!l
made out of the Syndicate in London. 1t APP
pears in evidence that one hrm which had fur
nished live oak to the Navy Department Ter
half century was compelled to pay the Cat
tells fifty thousand dollars as commissions. >
Two things arc apparent 10 thi>-fcst III"
prnccly generosity of Robson 10 allowing the
Cattells to make three hundred Thousand dot
lars; and, second the unparalleled mcauurss>
of the Cattcls in only giving him twenty one
thousand dollars in properly and notes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-23

l., H.,
,,.: , f,,,,,.
A'eHan".' rs NHh"i ,"''i'.'S ~ w.
lE"t w. ''"', "'N''' w - O' 49, ''' -
me N"u'' ""1' ''t'''''''1 '"!S N''''' ~ 90.
sail Noiliilis''oHc! WIZ" '''St' "''''F 90
IA! report :" t"c ne. I'F'' % mn ,.":1 49,
W '',' rr 800 r
S M o. 'Hl ~ '' nj Nv - s.,,,',,,
the i. ) C'irrlt Court r,r tn, Dt<trl,., ri Viz
pinia Tn. residence of inr AirAn;,,;-ln CAMS
H.' pHms q. wy s,''.,' I' -, s, "n', ,mI In.
~. 49, s''"'' r., Tnn,,'r yi,tt-
~ 1917 Ie 80 i. ;., ,,,,.
,no csn., G,,',"ny ,b.r. ~. :. I.,r,.. lor
,,',,,n,, -, ,L s.iJ sr;I .,.,;rs, Thn Farmers
-, - v;,',,,;.. arI ,h~h..r ar mo-, . lnr
i, ,M ~ h,i s.' ,i"rr.m and wa. or h.i b.
-; -, tue "''''aS ~ ' ''"' - o. a,,'r,. ~. 70
siIeI md such Other matters y. sny party mny
desire al "?'9tmt.si"n"r t. n'c~Tt,"n nm, r..
port. IN" s"Ii Cni"'hisSl"''F >">''' ~ In
cure ana II" Win h'S report ''''i , 80 -"
HE'D ~ lhr Sa'd suit, c"l'i'' 81 NJ :"
dcrS, theron pertaining |" Tie 7"n jug" ,i'
against the Ca'i'.t l''tn i"'n5 "hH wy r
rule against thr SAID CANA Company MA" - t,r
otli ,er: rrtIr .:c'"".t ne s"d H9ln"i,SI"' ,,
er shall return In ms rcP"'t' ~; =, w.,
by him. And The SAID Cc''i'll'-S E''',', H..
asccrIaii! "h' report ''' '''''',' ..,1 Tb.
irss"cs o me A'cHan" "a ~ - ~ ''., ,,,,,,p
AlcXahdT Ca!'"l COMPANY i'"'' 80. ,, -,
Of the l@a-r on acc'f. o. L"c "A"u"' '''.
ST q q, aLi the amount u"rrhi ~! "c'"U". 81
Snl" r"nta tor sAa So'S' "',"S ''''r'', oh
balance r'I59ih'lT "Hp'''' - -. ro,,.t
year. E"t'c" 81 1N' '''" '''' ;'Idnn.,
action hi.d th'S "'''' ~ :, .,,,,er .,t,y,.
wcck tor iour SUI c',E>N' '''H1 ," r.,I Ia,
nient Lew lnp"r, a..d snch puni'c"L'o" '"&''
CIuIynlen: - PERSONA scI'N' "a ""S
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-23
Common Council.

MIR. &. w. JAMESON will DO sup yortcd
IVA Tor the Common Council in the IN ward
in place OF Mr.. Z. II. Smith, who declines the
nominatoa, by ..
my 23-lc CONSERVATIVES VOTERS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-23
DIED.

At Pscstsway, PRINCE Georges county, Nd
on Sunday morning, NJ ~ Il, Mrs. RHODA A.
II LEk, in the 2lth year OF her axe
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-23
FOREIGN NE US.

la the British House Of Commons yesler
day Mr.. Disrae!i, 10 reply to the question
whether he intended to advise the Queen To
extend mercy to the imprisoned Fenlans, said
that, considering all the circumstances, he could
not now recommend the grating of amnesty.
An excited debate followed, participated 10 10y
several English and Irish III mbcr>, and the
subject was finally dropped. Notice was given
that the question would be asked whether tire
Government Intended to lay the correspondence
10 the Winslow cxtradltion case before The
House before 6ual action was had IN the mat
ter. Prince jerome Napoleon, recently elected
member OF the French Chamber OF Depu
ties, has written a letter to bis constituents at
Al .,cio in which be says the Republic is an
acc up,ished fact, and that he accepts II loyal
IL and unrescrvedIy. 1t is generally believed
10 London that Winslow will be further re-
mapdcd to-day, and feeling is said to be grow
ing that the Governments will not adhere 10 us
present position 10 the matter The Mark Line
EXPRESS, in its review of the British crop pros.
poets, says the aspect Of the country, although
not alarming, is DOT calcu ated TO afford farmers
much satisfaction. In the French Assembly
Yesterday Nj. Victor Hugo offered motion Tor
complete amnesty, and made powerful speech
10 favor Of it, but it was rejected almost unanl-
,oously The German squadron has sailed from
Wilhelm shatcn for the Medltcrrancan. Quecn
Christina has arrived at the EscurlaI. The
Spanish Government has granted the CarlS;
exes further, but fiual delay for submission.
An Austrian gentleman has refused the AZ
poiutment of Ambassador to France on thu
ground that 1t is improper TO maintain 40 EN-
b ,ssy in republican country. The Lnndo''
Daily Ielegraph's special dispatch from Berlin
saws intelligence has been received IN official
quarters there from Constantinople which H.
uicates that the Sultan will probably be com
oelIcd TO abdicate the throne very shortly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-23

SAD Notwithstanding man nasned
McKinsley, of Philadelphia who was sup"rln-
tending the erection of gas works at Spring
City, received dispatch telling him to hurry
home with all speed if he would see his wife
alive. He telegraphcd to Reading, and had
the conductor Of the express train which Iett
Pottsvie at 2:30 p. N. instructed to stop for
him at Rogers Ford. This train did stop Tor hin,
and as he was about to cross the uptrack to
get 90 board, the train which reaches Potrs
vile at 7:40 came dashiDg along at nearly full
speed. The unfortunate man got safely across
the track but netting, probably the curren'
of air, threw him under one Of the cars Of tie
speeding train. IL an instant he was u hcadess
and mutilated c,rpse. When picked up his
heart was exposed, and for short time its &C
ton could be seen. The body was taken homo
on No. 6 train, but before the traia reache,!
Philadelphia the mans wife had died. So she
yer kuew Of his death, or he Of hers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-23

The acreage Of oats in Georgia this year i
thirty FIVE per cent. greater than that Of la 81
year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-23

The New York World has been purchas d
by William H nry Hurlbert, and Mr.. Manton
Marble will retire from its cditorship.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-23

Quick TRIP TO THE PACIFIC.-A specia!
train will leave New York on Thursday, J uuc
lst. and arrive in San Francisco Oh the fellow
ing Sunday in time for d;oner. The train w;II
consist of TWO ,cars-one Pullman palace, auu
the other hotel car The tickets which ssIl
for $500, are elegantly bound III s1id sterling
silver of unique workmanship and superb flush
being in the form OF book, each leaf of which
constitutes a coupon good for the different
stages Of the trip. The silver case is'uot taken
up but is retained by the holder The tickets
are limited to sixteen, and each entities the
holder to passage to San Francisco on the spe
cial fast train one double berth on Pullman
pulaee car meals en route, on the palace hotel
car, la carte. and one weeks board at the
Grand Palace Hotel, San Fraucisco first class
return ticket from San Francisco TO N, W York,
nnnd II I'll nsnh
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-23

DERF UMERIES-Lubin's and Pivers tx
l. tracts Jsnney's Orange Blossom Cologne,
Genuine Imported f. Marie Farina Cologne:
DreAe!s Vienna Bell Cologne, Reads Grand
Duchess Cologne, N Hynson jennings Double
Eau de Cologne Hoyts German Cologne and
Lanman & kemp's Florida Water. Also Cou,
drsy's Genuine French Extracts in bulk. OF HI
the popular odofs, and for sale by the OUNCE or
pound ldcc 81 JAN y 4 = W.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-23
I,UMMiSSlON s OFFICE,

VI
" hIrNanc!rIn Va, AIrii S.M, $50
In the Circuit Court OF AlcanIdrIa ri,y.
Farmers Bank Of Virgins. Use, &c,
W. ~ en- :
A laxAndria EnnMl CnmnAnN at al
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-09
DENTISTRY.


REvoLuT1oN- REvoLUT1oN-
demands Of those whose means are limited nssssTs
to insert sots Of Artificial Teeth At s15 and 10 6c1
E1hnge e. Artificial Teath inserted with on Vitkanz
extraction Of the roots. An materials which 4 ~
VII be guaranteed ~ to their purity and durshpftv
thesiea." g. r MAL6NEY n n : 10y
I9ly Nov 1S,i":.s
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-09

The movement in Stocks continued fair and at
about previous rates, as indicated by the above
statement No sales were reported outside Of
the Exchange.
The movement in City Bonds was less liberal
and the market was little stronger, but with
out any marked change to notice. At the close
Premium Issues were quoted at 30I@3l, old
Currency sevens soh@$lhs, new do. at sl14
@31l, Gold BEARING Sevens administration
seriesJ, and do. drainage, at 3l11a@32A. The
sales Of City Bonds reported outside OF the Ex-
change included $1,000 and $4,000 Premium Issues
at 81, and $1,000 at 311.
New State Consols were stsadier and stronger,
closing at 6754@6S14, and the movement was OF
quite liberal extent, summing up $780,; 900, in
Guiding So, 900 outside, OF which the sales COM
prsed 5000 at SIX, $4,000 at 67a, $4,000 at 6s
and $4,000 at 6SH.
No sales Of City Scrip, Metropolitan Police
Warrants or State Warrants were reported out
side Of the Exch snge.
City Scrip is now quoted at AZ 4211Ia for August
to December, 1878, and July to December, 1874,
Time, and 4s05O for June and part of May, 1874.
Metropoi an Police Warrants continue to rule
at 5000 for 1928. and for 1874 issues, and
ere quoted entirely nominal for 1863 and 1917
State Warrants are still quoted at 47@49 for
fundable, at o Tor not fundable, and 35@4O
for 1874 issues
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-09
THE RIVER.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Medne sday Morning. Feb. 8, 1876.
ArlyAN.-

OIG4NIL NEW WILLIAMS DCLLE LIN,
Medne sday Morning, Feb. 8, 1876. {
MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun Rises. GAG Moon Rises
Sun Sets .5:44 Full. 9d1147 2. IL
ARRIVALS.
Oriole, Martha, St. John, Assumption, Utah,
Rapides, Bonnie Lee, Lotus No. g. Ouach,ta Belle,
James Howard, Future City, Stella Block, st.
Mary, Fleta, Frank Willard, j. F. Frazer, Minnie.
DEPARTURES.
Oriole, Waloon, Mary Ida, Gov. Allen, Martha.
Bertha, Assumption, q. Il. Durfee, Kate kinnie,
L. T.. Lee, Katie, Geo. Spangler, Gov. Allen,
Ghas. Morgan, City Of Quincy, Trenton, J. F.
Frazer.
Oriole, .Wawenock, Geo. Spangler, Martha,
Waloon, Lower Coast; Henry Tete, Robt. Young,
Lasourche; John Howard, Kittie Hegler, Ouachl-
ia; Katie P. Kountz, Arkansas; Josephine, Mary
Ida, Upper Coast; ". J. Behan, Maria Louise, Red
River; Thompson Dean, J. B. Maude, Memphis;
John F. Tolle, st. Louis; W. ]. Poitevent, Ten
sas and Macon; Frank Pargoud, Greenville.
BOATS ADvERTI- ED TO LEAVE THIS DAY.
Oriole, Lower Coast, 10 A. Il.
Wawenock, Lower Coast, 10 A.. NJ.
Iberia, Baton Rouge. II NJ.
St. John, Lslourche; IL II.
st. Mary, Opelousas, 5 P. NJ.
Fleta, Opeiousas. ) P. II.
Ouachita Belle, Ouachita, 5P. NJ.
Shannon, Ouachita. P. NJ.
Rapides, Tensas and Macon, 5 P. II.
Nellie Peck, Arkansas. 5 P. NJ.
III. y. Turner Cincinnati. P. N.
Bonnie Lee, Red River. 5 P. II.
MISCELLANEOUS
For additional river news see our daily tele-
grams.
The feet, side-wheel packet Oriole leaves daily
-. 7 L. nj
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN.
Tuesday Evening, Feb, 8. 1876,

COTTON-The sales to-day mot including $50
N1aies additional late yesterday, summed up II,
800 bales, at about previous rates for the better
qualities. but easier for the medium and lower
grades, requiring reducilon Of Nc in our In
Middline, 1Sc in Strict Ordinary and Good Or
binary, Xc in the outside figures for Low Or
binary and Ordinary, and 114c in Inferior We
give also the figures and report Of the Exchange.
as below:
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-09

0OsCl08E0Q. O,AtU
FREIGHTS-On Saturday ship was taken up
for Liverpool, at IA, for cotton, and yesterday
one for Cork, for orders, at 1921. We continue
quote as follows:
BY Steam-Cotton to Liverpool -@19-16d asked,
last shipments at GID 32d; corn-@lsd l; cotton 1
Philadelphia ana Baltimore, via New York. 70.
sSiaaar TO New York 81 81 u ibid: molasses 81 80
u Dbl; rice -t175c.
BY sail-Cotton to Liverpool 15-32@1ad; to
Bremen 16l11sc; to Antwerp l 1-l6c; to Amster-
dam -@l7-32d to Cronstadt -@9-l6d; to
Genoa lQ9l 1-16c; to Boston 11-16c; to Provi-
.dence 11-l6c; to Philadelphia 11:16c: Bulk corn
by email vessels to Liverpool lid; to Cork for
SUGAK~Only IO4 hhds were received this
morning. The demand is fair and the supplies are
selling at previous prices; We quote Scgos4c 1or
>61s@ss4c for fair to good fair, 6M@7c for fully
fair. 7ISa71Ic for prime, 7Ic for strictly prime,
7s4@s5lc for gray clarified, no for seconds,
$500; for yellow clarified and on white carl
fed and 911095sc for choice white clarified.
MOLASSES- receipts this morning were
i, confined to 500 bbls. The market is dull. the
supplies selling slowly at previous prices. EAR
fermenting 35@3Sc, prime fermenting 43@4!c,
prime reooiled 10000, choice rebolled 5!c,
choice not termenting SIC u gallon.
FLOUR-The market is stronger on the SOUND
and choice grades, and the demand is good TOR
the local trade, and for Cuba. 4l45 bbls sold, OF
WI en- EJJ0 III tQ0 local tIduo, CoAAPAAoA1S
s3 IS: 50 at 81; SO low treble extra at 81; lO0
good treble extra at IS 25; 100 do at So 50 and
50 CHOICE treble extra at Sc so choice extra at
S. 25; Is at S. so; SO at Sc S. 75 100 and lo0 a.
81 25 80 at 81 so d Dbl; 100, &c., 500 and 5o0, al
in the local trade, on private terms; and for
Cuba 50e, GEO and 1000 bbIs on private terms;
Common is quoted at So 25; fine So 50;superhne
90 rs; double extra s4004 %; low treble extra
"a 3711s15 good do S. 25@5 SO; choice do IS IS
se16 CHOICE extra Sc 25@6 IS; family extra SIG
81 80 IS Dbl.
CORN MEAL-Themarketi is quiet but stronger
with small stock and very little coming in; %
and 50 bbls sold at 81 50, and 100 bbls at 81 40
= bbl Dealers are jobbing at 81 6O d DBL
GRITS-Are quoted III lots at 81 1UG4 ID, and
iobbing at 81 Is y bbi.
PORK Dull and weaker to-day. Mess is now
Quoted at s2l 75D22, as in weight. 50 bbls sold
at 500 y Dbl, and $50 on private terms. Dealers
are iobbing at $50 so u Dbl.
or none in first hands, yet the market is wesker
under limited demand Shoulders are quoted
ats1s@ss4 loose and packed, clear rib sides NE,
clear sides 111lac and dealers are jobbing at14c
above these prices. A car load Of $4,000 d
shoulders, loose, sold at SIC q ID. There were
some other Gales. particulars suppressed.
RA.CN-.L.I: = Sd j-b ls4AA.l aud
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-09

Stock on hand and on shipboard.. .S92,O23
Stock on hand same time last year.. 2S3, 264
To-day's exports embraced 9422 bales to Liver
pool, 1882 to Antwerp, and 1924 to New York.
Receipts proper since last evening IA, 754 bales,
against 9S73 on last Tuesday and 1890 last year.
For comparative totals for the past three days
exports and receipts, see above report.
TOBACCO-The only sale reported day was
3 hhds, making total for the past three days Of
S07 hhds. The amount on sale is now estimated
AT 2975 hhds. Until we get more definite infor-
mstion on the subject we must defer quotations.
TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. !. 1875...... S,2l2
Arrived past three days. 124
Arrived previously. .............. LAG 1,5lI
4,752
Exported past three days .......... none
Exported previously. .............. 766
Broken up for baling, city consunp.
Ton, 6to. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 746 l,5lZ
Stock on hand and on shlpmont
no.cleared. ..............,...-.. 3,240
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-02-02
Bar toms Universal Seed plAnter.

a Ta regular communications Of Mid
IA. .ilepcn Grarigr, ratrors of RI, eband-
ry, No. ~, State oc, South Carolina, hold
July 1875, the following preamble and
rnsoNtions wert oirnred by Brother IL NJ
Miilcr, aud unanimously adopted:
Whereas, Wo the members of Middle
pea Grange, No II. having oacl, Of us
used W s BARTON'S Universal Seed
Planter, and believing it TO havo earned
reputation second to none, and furtlter-
moro, believing TINT it fully accomplished
all that is claimed for ii rs Il labor-savinr
mncninc, therefore, -,
Resolved, TINT ~c heartily ondorso: it as
*nch, and recommend it to tho Planters
throughout tho Southern f;tatcs."' Hf
ncsol.cd, That this preamble md rcso
luton be published if The News and
Courier, Son of the Soil and Rural Carolin-
IAN, nlSU a copy Of he same DO furnished.
to " : Barton, the patented. ,.' e. 3.
L IL GEAMLIu, Secretary.
II Il ELLISON, ST., Agent,
jan - lX2 Winnsboro sc.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

.1n:o" An I'd mark on u subscribers
paper denotes that his subscription has
expired. We will be glad to have all de-
linqucnt subscribers settle past dues and
pay up for another year. There arc IL
good many persons whom we have beon
inlulginS fora long time. As we undergo
heavy expense and are compelled to make
CASH PAYMENTS Tor material and labor, we
cannot afford to wait longer for Our just
dues. On the FIRST OF JANUARY NEXT we
propose to erase The names OF all dclin-
qncnt subscribers from our books, how
ever we mny regret it. Tho News is only
four dollars, md tho HERALD, threo'd dollars
venr. Pay up yonr subscriptions. ~
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-02-02
Respect tlrlly,
nj


IfyMEHEN.-A largo conco,,rao Of
Kindred ana friends assemblies at the
Associate Reformol PRESBYTERIAN
church on last Thursday night, the
OCCASION being tho marriage Of Mr.
james b. Mohloy to Miss Mamio Y.
Elliott. The church vas most taste
fully decorated, and presented alto
gothcr a very pleasing appearance
The attendants were as follows ::
Mr.. ". j. Elliott with Miss ELLA
Elliott Mr.. II. II. Mc0Iaster with
Miss Annie AIcAIastcr Mr.. j. l..
Mccullough with Miss Eatio Mob
ley Mr.. Thos. X. Elliott with Hiss
Floride Rion Mr.. j. N. Caldwell
with Miss Agnes Milling; Mr.. j.
r. Craig with Miss Marion Mobloy ;
Mr.. r. IF DoGYnnonrcid with Miss
S"llio Moh!cy Mr.. S. D. 1Iobley
with AliSs A'jco Buchanan.
The lharriNge ceremony WAS, per
formed ~ Rev. j. NJ. Todd, prcsaccd
by,a most appropriate and chaste ad
dress to:fho happy couple. After
the ccrcnony~'the bridal party ro'
paired to tic residence of tho brides
father, and spent tho evening most
delightfully."-. TO tho ncw-mado
twain We tender our warmc3t good
wishes.
TuE CrRcurr Couh:r. r.-l-Tho conrt
| convened on Monday, january 2Atll
and tho presiding judge proceeded
to charge tho grand Jury, as to their
duties. The several matters mon
toned in tho charge wore of no
special public interest, being con.
fined to tho general duties Of grand
jur'os, the mode of finding bills, etc
His. Honor called tho special atton-
tion OF the grand jury to two mat
ters--gambling and cotton stealing
and instructed them to look
closely into both. @sr..:. ,t.t
Tho following matters wcrc dis
posed Of III tho evening, Solicitor A.
NJ. Mackey, representing the stato /:
State VS.. Bcnjami1 Turkey, mali
cious Observation-Disclosures & Doug
lass. fo1 defendant. Vcrdict-.No OF
guilty, -
State lys. John MCMILLAN and
Luton Grec,l~-malioious mischief
Accused pleaded Guilty. -, p, .5
State vs.. Jesse Chappcll, petit
larccny--H.AG Gaillard for defendant
Verdict7-guilty. ro0,"2 H. lie r."
En farte Jno. s. Rcynolds-pe
tition for admission to practice as ar
attorney. On motion of Mr.. GaillarG
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-02-02
TO Rent.

TIVE place know. rs Tho Flats belonging
l. t., tho estate Of Strother Tidwou de-.
ceased, containing clever hfndrod and
fourteen Acres moro Or less in Fairfield
County, State df South 'Cdfolina on Bush
Greek. wators of Dutchmdn's Crock and
bounded BY lands Of Thos II Dayis. I,add
Bros, S g ClowneT David Fl Ruff, DavidJ.
Sciglar and james Martin a'' '|7S ~
Tho place will bo ronted for tho present
year on tho lst Monday III FEBRUARY 1ioxt
at tho Court House In Winhsboro't TO ito
higlestbiddnr ! x ne 81 Tho reht to bo, paid IN
pounds mott delivered at Rfdeeway OF, or
before tho lat day OF November ne1t, and
tho rent to be secured by"s lion on tho
crop t $50
Winnsboro 50 D w TIDWELI,,
"a January 1875. .as-,..tI Executor
jan 25 ,x2t2
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-02-02
NOTECN TO TAXPAYERS.

NJ Office is hereby given that tho nm
~ dorSiBncl will attend the following
places hcroin specified for tho collection
Of stats and county taxes for tho year 1876,
to wills :. :
rcastcrvi1ler errecinct lrahcotts storro, Fob.
.ruary LIST and I'd, 1876.
Monticello Precinct tTrnpp's S!orc) Feb
runry sd. and 4th. .s
Jon kinsville Precinct Qtabb's Storc) Fob
rhnry 9Th. r..,. -
February Sth and 9th. g. -,
FidEcwnJ Precinct (E!lScway) February
lith and 18th. -
II Orch Precinct CHorcb Church) February
lCth.
Durhnm Precinct Lamur's) February I8.
". NJ. NELSON,
-, < Treasurer Fairfield County.
ian 22-t3xi - : -.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-02-02
WoOdward's Celebrated Cotton
-. Seed. g,.s - al

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IINARAlERS desiring my celebrated Cot
- ton Seed can get item Mt one dollar Dor
bushel, or will exchange ono for ten if
applied for soon. They arc warranted to
be better than any seed heretofore offered.
Jan 25-lm .TW WOODWARD.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-02-02
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HIiE publio,nrc hereby notified that n
J. certain Land Warrant for 60 acres
No. "2So79" was issued January lG, 1888
in my favor, by tho Hon; Comm 1issioner of
Pensions, for services Of my husband in
the war Of 1872; and snid wnfrGnt having
been lost in the mails, l have applied TO
tho Department Mt Washington, y, c. for
duplicate. MARTHA CALHOUN,
fob 2-x6 Mou,i:cllc. s. G.,