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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-12
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-12
IAlLIHas.

what Runs Away From the Quarts
Mills Hsw Is 10 Concentrates
Afssrward-rhc Various devices
and Inysntions For rhas Fur
pose-Iuteresting Statistics.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-12
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-12

THE WARREN BROS. ARE
! NOM the old Lafayette add
Gold I'LL Markrts. They hsve ~
and will keen constantly on hand -.
WAL. LAME, PORK, COINED MEATS. ETC..
All OF which they viii s<ll a. the Lowest oh
Yncrs. All orders promptly attended 70 aaA
delivered with dispatch. no7 n
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1877-01-18
One More Point for Hampton.

The telegram sent on Sunday by
President Grant to,Gcncral Augur,
while somewhat discouraSing to
Nichols, is point in favor ofHamp
ton. Tho President assumes that
rs u QUO rum Of tho Legislature hole
ing certificates of the returning
board announced the election of
Packard as Governor, it will be his
duty as President to recognize
Packard if there should be nccos-
sity Of Federal recognition.
Now, Hampton in South Carolina
holds tho same vantage ground in
this particular Oh Packard, besides
having Other superior claims, The
Wallace House mot with q quorum
including the eight mombers from
Edgefeld and Laurens who held
certificates from the Supreme Court.
Not content with this, however, the
Democrats gained over a sufficient
number Of Republicans to constitute
q house Of sixty-thrco members &C
tually hol;ling certificates from the
canvnssing board and tho Secretary
of State, and not including the
Edgetiell and Laurens members
There was then no donbt about the
legality Of this House. It's first net
after being SO constituted was 10
confirm it's previous organization.
The next step was to consider the
case of tho Edgcfield md Laurens
members. These were seated by a
vote Of sixty to three, an actual quo
rum of members about whose elec-
tion no doubt existed being prcsont
and voting. This act gave the dis
puted doleg cations tho full privilege
Of membership, and settled thoir
caBo finally. Tho House then em~
braced scventy-ono membors, and
during ell subsequent deliberations
it contained n quorum. The gubor-
natori"' vote was counted, and Wal>
lace, tho Speaker of tho House hay
ing II le>Hl quorum, declared Hamp-
ton Govcrnor.
Ii President Grant adhercs to the
determination Expressed in tho tolcs
gram to Gen. Au u, 10 cnnnot in
any event recognize Chamberlain
end when necessity Gri3os for Fed
crNl Interference, tho President
mN@t recognize hampton us the
Governor Gc2lu,ud elected by the
legal House OF Representatives. OF
South Carolina. Score one point
moro for Hampton.
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1877-01-18

tulo of tho Southern Democrats for
its past. And it further gives no
promise of u wiser ahd more con-
ciHatory spirit. II Hayes be seated
he will owe his elevation to glnring
frauds and political brigNnIugc
Tho corrupt elements Of his party
will have achieved tho victory for
him, and they must be consulted n"
to the course of his administration.
That he is n good man is goncrallv
admitted. That he has proven him
self weak man, no ono can deny
Tho Southern Democrats canno !
Coquct with him. Uo is O. usurpc. j..
Should he be seated, which is i'm
probable, tho South will occupy
relatively tho samo position towards
him, to modified extent, that
Georgia and Alabama and other
Democratic States occupied towards
Grant.
The people Of the South know al
this. Thoy therefore look 70 Tildcn,
and demand his Inauguration.
They will not fight for it, however,
because they are tired of war, and
believe that tho Northern Dcmocra-
cy arc strong enough to take caro- of
themselves. But they will most
assurodly give 10 comfort to The
Republicans. Governor Hampton
has denied, rs oyery one expected Ec
would, that no las made or will
make any ovcrtures to Hayes. He
knows that Til;lcn was elected and
he desires his inauguration. In this
he is in full accord with the State
Democracy. And although efforts;
will doubtless still be made to
ALLEVIATE tho component parts Of tie
National Democracy, they will not
succeed. The party never was
stronger, and never moro united
than it is to-day. It is the popular
party, the strong party, and it has
right on its side. And it has no
trucr members than ttc De:aocrnts
Of South Carolina. We sincprcI}
hopc we shall hear no moro of this
absurd report in future.
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1877-01-18
ShcriT's Sales.

y virtue Of sunlry OK ecutions to mo
- directed, will offer for snly before
tho Court House door in Winnsboro, $. G.,
on tho first Monday in February next,
within thc legal hours OF sale, for cash. the
following dcscribcdproI erty, To wit:
twenty-five Bushels of corn. 6fty bush-
els of cotton seed, more or less, and throo
stac;s offnldcr, levied on as the property
OF James RichbTrG at the suit of Gladden.
Il GriSshy and others.
ALSO,
One bale Of cotton, ~ small lot of seed
cotton, ana II small lot Of corn, tho prop
crty of Fred WAtlcnnd Others at tho suit
of GLADDEN. x Grigsby.
ALSO,
One bay horse, the property of John G.
Bell, a the suit of Kinnrd & Wiley.
ALSO, >
One bay mare mule, tho property of
Na:hnI Mays, ut the suit OF VIM. II.
L., les.
One bay mare, tho property of Samuel
Thompson, at the suit Of Thomas .ir.
Shcrltfs Office, S. W. RuHE,
NinnGboro, S. G. S.F.C.
Jan. II, 1877.
jan 1873
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1877-01-18
Sherin's Sale.

10y virtuo of nn execution to mo direct
- cd, will offer for salo before tho
Court House door in Winnsboro, on the
first Monday in February next, within the
described property, to wit:
All that tfnct Of land lying in Fairfield
county containing two hundred and thirty
ncr's. moro or less, and boundo by
lands of Charles Free, Mrs. McAIahon and
othcrs--levicd on rs the property of Will
liam Dnwkins, at tho suit of Susan N.
McNailnn.
Shdritf's Office, S. w. RUFF,
"lnnAh"ro. :. c., S. i. @.
Jan. s. lit.
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1877-01-18
C0lit;in Edward Henlerso

CoPt;in Edward Henderson, a
colorol man, has been appointed
jury commissioner for AbbevilIc
cpun; y by Governor Hampton. The
Mc@%'tm says: THE appointment
gives general satisfaction. Du,ing
tAc Late campaign Henderson did
va iAnt work for tho Dcmocr acy.
II, org n.zol tho first colored
liilen-':nd-iIantpton Club in the
o"ate, AMI started that movement
am ng the colorod people which re
suited in tho complete defeat OF
Chamberlain and his crew on tho 9TH
Of November"
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1877-01-18
Louisiana.

Things are getting mixed IN Lou
lsmna, but the Democrats havo dc
cidedly tho advantage. Wells AMI
Anderson Of thu Retnr,;n.. Ro,rt
v-.,: 1,.,
'"''' S"''o T." " ""''''''HH '"''' ( ''','''
back, the leader OF tao coioHctvotcr%
Of Louisiana, hnn Abandoned tlc
EoJical Senate ca,.ry:,,r with him
e,. ,,,, 47,,o -. ~ ,
''"A ''>''''''." "' ''','' ~ ''1''' ''''
been "w"n int" The Nichols Senate,
and the fourth, admitting that lie
WAS f;.,,,,u,co,lv cruntcI !, bv a.,
D.,....-:.,. n.', ,''
n.I'''l ''''''' ''0''' ~ '''' ;''''' Il '''e
The Democrats arc confident OF
gaining both branches cf the
!, I,cr;, ,Lturc r~,.;lrnt Cyr.,,L ia.
,~,,. ... -. .,''r ,|,
'''' ','>'''' '''' - '''''' '"''' ''''
on Sunhny sent t" Nrncrnl N'Snr,
commanding ih&: department. tuu
folgpw;no trlc.,,,,,.
',,,,.1,,,,~..' '' ,,
" NN!''N'' 'h'S' '''''i''"' A1'
"Gen. {. {. -1"G"'', A"'" O''t"H# ;:
1T has been the policy Of the n,,
ADMINISTRATION to t!ko no part IN ;h,
settlement Of Tie question Of j}t
riyht;ul govcrmnons in the State OF
Lnuislarp, ut Icuit not ,u;l the
Congressional committees now there
have made thcir report; but Il is nrt
proper 70 sit quietly by ana SEQ tAr
nI"Io ,'n'osa HoNoat'1v"| af l"'t''iS ~ ,h % tLf"n
ants for enbcrnn*orial hnorc ,v
illegal means The Supreme Cou.t
set up by Mr N!rholl" can receive
on,nl u 'r nnle, ,Ju ,''I' nf ln,n, 'i'. y "','
on tho call Of INV othcr c;,;zcn of thr
State. 4 returning board, existin"
III ncccrdance with law, ana having
',vor ] tho n oo'nt " 80 "r n, nl'tnn",,J i" ""S a.
claring tho result Of tho late election
have given certificates of election t.
t'ie I"e%ssisiat'lre OF inc ot"'c' n lc%al
s,'oh I" @ onrt;sootns M s" ,>n4 "u o,,a 1oi oi'',n
Mr.. Packard governor. Should
there be necessity for the rcrosni,
tlon or oithor' 1t must DO alr.
80 :'t th;a - ,I. "I p"n, l,l,s ,I'n,'," I 'aPs
N;cholls
(Signcd) U. S. GnANr,
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1877-01-18
The Ton Per Cont. Contribution.

Governor Hampton has appointed
Mr.. James @. Davis special agcnt.to
collect tho contribution callod for
from the people of Fairfield for the
support otthe constitutional govern
mont of the State. The books will
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1877-01-18
The State and National Damocracy

Some individuals and newspapers
@:o engaged in an idle game in at
tempting tc prove tho existence of 8
schism hctwcon the Democracy Of
this State and tho National
Democracy, or else in ondcavoring
TO create one. The Democratic
party Of South Carolina stands
shoulder to shoulder with it's kin.
drcd orYani cations in tho other
Statos. There is no Weakening in
this part Of tho limo. It has bocn
arGNcd that the National party gave
no "id to South Carolina during the
recent campaign. Whether this is
true or not,->t is Of no consequence.
The fight e2tcn>!od along tho whole
limo and each combntant had his own
hands full ut home, without attempt
ing to bear tao burden of any
other. South Carolina's own sons,
unaidod, achieved q victory un-
paralleicd in the annals of political
warfare, whether considered in tho
light of tie overwhelming odds
against which they were compelled
to cope, or in the light of tho re-
suits. The counscls of Hampton
and the patriotic response made by
every Democrat. strengthened i'm
mcasurably tho cause of Tilden in
tho North, and the National Democ.
racy are prepared now to award
ample praise and more solid bene-
fits.
The seating of Tilden in the
Presidential chair means reform in
the National government, total
change in the tone of the admins
tration, and what is Of moro interest
to us, lasting peace in tho South.
hampton VIII be the governor of
South Carolina in any event, as no
administration will care to go into
power over the ruin of q State. But
with l'ilden as President tho State
aad the N,.t'onal governments will be
in full accord.
Tho Republican, party since the
war has been party of hato. Its
career has been characterized by not
one act of nlagnanimity to tho peo-
pie Of the South. The concessions
it has made have been wr,,ng from
it through the growing power of tho
Democracy and the innate sonse of
justice of the Northern independent
voter. 1t has no claims to the graft
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1877-01-18

Charles Lamb was onco riding in
" stage coach i'll company with ono
OF those sympathi2ing souls eyor on
tho lookout for on opportunity to
compassionate Affections. "What a
bad cough you have, Sir said tho
sympathizing ono, after Lamb had re-
covered from violent fit of cough.
ing. Il knowit," replied Lamb, ''but
it is the best can do"
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1877-01-18

FATE or SOUTn CAROLINA,
C"unti Of Fairfield.
S"mue! Is. C:owncy. Cashier OF Tho
,'."vo named Fan do solcrnly
''car that the ah.,vr statement is rue
o 'a hcrt of.my kn,w:r'lgn ard hc:icf,
S'NtEL p CLOi tEY, Cashier
sr,ihrd aud worn to before mo,
'als lG lay fJanuary 1877
HENRY v. O:'"At. Hotsry Public.
Corrccl-.i,test:
JANC A. ERICE.
D. H FLENNiNNN. Directors.
G. II. -NI"MA'il.R,
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1877-01-18

\ man was t&kin,; aim at II hawk
that Wns poTchca on a tlc> ucar his
chicken coop, when His ljt;,o Cauch~
ter o>chimol, "Don't tHro aim, b.;
itt it 90 OF by rccident.' 'Wny
so? asked the father. Cause oyury
ssln jhnt goes of by accident always
hits somebody" explained the child.
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1877-01-18
:: i i AL III XGSTr'nIIgt.grT z i rT;;s 8
TO
Al' parties Indebted to
II. j. MoCARLEY.

r. j. McCARLEY boss once moro and
for the last time to invite all parties who
cave not yet squared up their accounts to
20 SO ut once. in order to avoid legal
expenses.
L s. lie also bcga to inform everybody
t'iat he now intends dong cash busin ess
Hni TINT No crlora on and after lst Jan.
1877 un"ccompanicd by the cash will
be filled.
ian
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1877-01-18

1t is s,&poctol that Chamberlain S
friends, the convcts. will not get
ont, umsss Euger concludes to
snparfe1o akc Supreme Court md
approve the pardon himself CHI
cugo Times.
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1877-01-18
NOrrICH].

I OFFER for salo several tracts of land
4 located in different parts Of this
County. Terms accommodating.
Apply to
jan 8 81. sAML B.CLOWNEY.
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1877-01-18

CoTToN lIANUrAcrUR1Na IN TEE
SovGn.-'ihc Eagle and Phocn K
SiNnnfHctu,i!g Company Of Coluln-
onS, GA, Is no" putting in the MIL
c.HMcry Of it's new cotton factory
ju3y completed, being the third
oy;ton l!!:.l owned and operated hy
tl.t corporation. Tho mil will be
! one OF tag largest in the United
'ot,tc3, and will have manufacture
in.} capacity cq7:! 70 tho two f.cto-
r:o' n'w i'll operation. II viii lc
o.Ho"i.l.y 1cv~ G.. 10 :he m..nuf;,c-
tu' c Uf cActk an ,rlpcs, aad w. |
We 23,03) SPIN lies, 800 looms and
liO "aH,!:n% machines, aGgye;3ating
3G},DOo pounds in wcignt. Tho
nil, w,icn in operation, will use
twenty bales Of cotton per day, and
Hivo employment to 100 hands. One
(. a'iEyin; feature in tho enterprise
IS t!e fac5 chat tho managers expect
:hn increased demand for tbcir
.,;,'.,da 10 he fully equal to their
cn!HrGcl facilities. In addition to
IS Wovomonis tho Eagle and
PAooli; VI snaf scburing Company
n.y3 handsome dividends and keeps
:. large reserve iund on hand. It's
NuccCs" serves as an incentive to
similar enterprises in various cities
u tlo South.
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1877-01-18


soon lie opened, uul it is to be
hoped that the taxpayers will re
spond with alacrity to tle call. The
promptncss Displayed by Tho Other
counties has given strength to The
cause and infused q spirit Of conf
d,nco in the people. Let it once be
fully appreciated that tho days OF
Chamber ain &nd c;>vnct-bar rule are
forever numbered in South G:,rolina,
nnd 1t general revival Of huHiucH.i
will c1au", and ~ general relief VIII:
be experienced by al classes. We
have i'll the past few months paaao,!
through trying timcs, hut tha worst
is over. Tie houcJt AMI decent
people Of the Ht.'o achieved q glo-
rio1s victory, AMI j. only remains
for thcm to be stolli~at il pushing
their victory TO ;tal>ni imalc results
in order to reap The fullest fruits.
The payment Of taxes to HA:np>pnH
government, ani tho utior rcN,i;li.,
ton Of tho Chamberlain concern,
ever" III '"o h"''''cH' m.''@'''' WEI
Soo" co'''!'sco '''o c'Eh@'-'%'F'5>f"
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The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1877-01-18
WiDnsbo1 O Hotel.

H'-A-IR N CTICn.
VIE undersigned hereby give noticS2s
Il that from this date they will soil ~
credit TO no NO PERSON v WHOAISOEVER
ana that thoy will accept no ordora
,or goods from anynne. Their terms will
be invariably CASH. "-''
dao2l D. sUGEEHErMsR SEQ.
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1877-01-18
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
Wi.snsboro National Bank.

\ "innEhoro, in Ill State Of Hou,h
"a "r"lrnn. at the close Of business
December 22nd, l%TG. q
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1877-01-18

Since Friday LIST over . cNIt-lool
ci tc,c".~m@ nave been sens fio-l
jh2 oairo OF tho Western Union
Telegraph Company in Washington
t. thn sew Yr-ii Office. INcl.hel in
thi@ hri% ht r.yc Ill tho moHs9~os sen:
trom Washington to the Southern
"-.tcG h &viNg reference 10 the ro,
ctnt political camp"i&n. They arc
10 DC q c4:r0ToI 1t once If puea.
tered By any Congressional com,
nri,.r6 rs to why ~'lis corrHo was do
tclnjnoi upon, iAn 0iiccrs Of the
"cl0p ny YYii' hoil thAt under tho
Constitution no cjgizan is to be
ticptNcd Of his libcrty or property
witNoI5 duo process OF law. The
tcieE!nm9 orc to be nude away with
i'll advance OF any process of law
reaching tho company, to the cnd
that subsequently thorc will DO no
occasion for violating it.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-12-08
Astonishing Success.

1t is the duty of every person who has
used BOsCHEL's GERMAN SYRUP to let
its wonderful qualities be known 10 their
friends in curing Consumption, severe
Coughs. Group, Asthma, Pneumonia, and
in fact all throat and lung diseases. No
person can use it without Immediate re-
lief. Three doses will relieve any case,
and we consider il the duty of all Drug
gists to recommend it 70 the poor dying
consumptive. at least 10 try one bottle,
as 10000 dozen bottles were sold last
year, and no one case where it failed was
reported. Such medicine as the GER
MAN SYRUP cannot be too widely known.
Ask your Druggist about it. Sample
bottlei to try sold at 10 cents. Regular
size Is cents. For sale by DIR. A. nj.
Gerow, and c. w. Farr & Co. 3n,v77
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-12-08
Consumption Cured.

An old physician retired from active
practice, having had placed i'm his hands
by an East Indian missionary the formula
of simple vegetable remedy for the
speedy cure of consumption, bronchitis.
cltarrIi. asthma, and all throat and ing
affections, also a positive and radical cure
for general debility and all nervous COM
plants, after having thoroughly tested
its wonderful curative powers in thOuS-
ands of cases, feels it bis duty to make it
known to his suffering fellows. The re-
ceipt will be sent free of charge. to all
who desire it. with full directions for
prepari, g and successfully using. Address
with stamp, naming this paper, DR.J. G..
STONE. A North Ninth street. Philadel-
phiu, Pa. 3nOY6m
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-12-08
Thanksgiving Boundary Lines.

The Lansing Republican says: ''Per-
haps some..of the sharpest boys i'm the
land may be found in our reform school.
We frequently hear of their witty sayings
and some of their letters to their parents
anu friends are well composed and writ
ten and frequently sparkle with wit. The
following extract from letter written
by twelve-years-Old boy to his mother
is worthy of an older head: Thursday
was Thanksgiving, and we had, as the
boys say, boss time. We havea way
of bounding Thanksgiving. 1t is bound
ed in the following way: On the north
by mince pir; east by frosted cake;
west by plate of cookies. The bay of
biscuit indents the coast. There
is a large hill in the central part, called
Turkey. The coffee river rises near the
center; il branches and runs east and
west"
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-12-08
The Public schools.

The TRIBUNE has frequently urged
upon the patrons of our public school
the duty of showing some interest in the
same, for the encouragement of both
teachers and scholars, but notwithstand.
standing they have been. thus urged,
the teachers complain that the citizens
OF the village take very little interest in
the schools. For some time past, every
alternate week. Friday afternoon, exer-
cises of an interesting character have
been given, in hopes that it would in
duce those who should be interested in
the school to turn ont and visit the
school, but even this has been of little
effect in awakening an interest, for but
few have attended any of these exercises.
1t is wonder, under the circumstances,
that the schools are conducted so ably as
they are, for certainly the teachers and
pupils have received but little encour-
agement from those who are, or should
be, deeply interested in the education of
the young of our village. We are as
sured, on the part of the teachers, that
they would be glad to have the parents,
or any person interested in education, to
visit the school ut any time and on fire.
quent occasions to judge for themselves
of the manner the educational interests
of the village are being cared fol. and to
see whether or not any progress
is being made on the part of the pupils.
We believe that frequent visits OH the
p TT of parents and others would have a
great influence for good.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-12-08

The propellrrS City of Concord and
Lawrence manned in port until Thurs
day night, awaiting the subsiding of the
storm, but Gil Probabilities having an
nounced a prospect OF fair weather, they
concluded to venture out. We are in
clined to think that those OH board wish
cd themselves back in port Yesterday.
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With cake of Glenn's Sulpher Soap
and o modiOus bath tub, the victim
of chronic cutaneOrs eruptions can i'm
provise Il sulphur bath, which no pro.
tesSel bathing establishment can supply
Sold at Druggists. Halls Hair and
Whiskey Dye. black or brown. 19-4i
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The Churches Tomorrow.
AT THE NJ. L. Church.

Services at the usual hours. informing
topic-"Christ's Finished Work." eve
ming topic philosophical Distinction
Between Matter aud Spirit" Sunday
school at II NJ.
AT THE CONGREGATIONAL CuURC-.
There will be preaching at the Cor
gregatiOnai church tomorrow, both
morning and ing, 10y the pastor, Rev.
r. NJ. Thompson. Experimenting at
the church Wednesday evening. IL
arc rlially invited to all the church
services, and will BE- made will be made
welcome.